Chinese Meme Coins: What 龙虾, 币安人生, 我踏马来了 and 牛来 Mean

What are Chinese meme coins?

A meme coin is a crypto token with no cash flows behind it. Its price moves on attention, community and social media, which is why meme coins can move several times more than BTC in a day. A Chinese meme coin is one whose name is a Chinese word or phrase: among the four on Fundex24 there is an animal, a phrase built on an exchange’s name, a piece of internet slang and a bullish cheer.

The name doubles as the ticker. The platform writes these markets as 龙虾USDT or 龙虾/USDT, keeping the Chinese characters instead of spelling the name out in Latin letters, and the quote works like any other: 龙虾USDT is the price of one 龙虾 in USDT. If ticker prefixes such as 1000PEPE still look odd, see reading meme coin tickers.

As with every market on Fundex24, you do not buy or hold these tokens. You open long or short positions that follow Binance Futures prices, on challenge, funded and practice accounts alike.

The four Chinese-named meme coins on Fundex24

Below is what each name means, with a link to its trade page. Two of them, 龙虾 and 牛来, are already traded on Fundex24 challenge accounts.

龙虾/USDT: the lobster

龙虾 means lobster. Its two characters are easy to copy into the market search, and the market itself is on the 龙虾/USDT trade page.

币安人生/USDT: Binance life

币安人生 means “Binance life”. It is a BNB Chain meme coin that launched in October 2025, so its trading history is still short. You can open the 币安人生/USDT market directly.

我踏马来了/USDT: here I come

我踏马来了 is internet slang that translates roughly as “here I come”. It launched on BNB Chain in January 2026, and the 马 (horse) in the name plays on the Year of the Horse. The chart is at 我踏马来了/USDT on Fundex24.

牛来/USDT: the bull is coming

牛来 roughly means “the bull is coming”, and in trading language a bull is a rising market. Of the four, it is the one whose name reads most like a market call, which is a good reason to judge it by its chart and not its name. It trades on the 牛来/USDT chart.

How to find Chinese meme coins on Fundex24

The fastest route is the market search. It finds markets by name, Chinese names included, so typing 龙虾 brings up 龙虾USDT. If your keyboard has no Chinese input, copy the characters from this page and paste them into the search box.

The other route is the Meme category of the market list. It holds more than 60 meme coin markets, and the four Chinese-named ones sit among DOGE, 1000PEPE, WIF and the rest, so scrolling works but takes longer.

A small habit saves time: keep the four names in a note on your phone or computer, so you can paste one whenever you want to check a chart. Opening the market from its trade page, as linked above, works just as well.

How they tend to trade next to DOGE and PEPE

Next to DOGE or PEPE, the Chinese-named coins have a much shorter trading history, and that changes what a chart can tell you. They share the traits of every meme coin, only more so:

• Fewer tested levels: with a short history, there are fewer places where price has already reacted.
• Moves driven by narrative: community attention can switch on and off with a single viral post.
• Thinner liquidity: price can jump through a level in one candle and snap back in the next.
• Sharp wicks: a stop placed just beyond an obvious level is easy to reach.
• Moves in step with other meme coins: when the mood turns, they tend to move together.

None of this makes them untradeable. It means the stop has to sit further away than it would on DOGE, and the position has to be smaller to keep the same dollar risk.

Sizing a trade: the same $50 risk with a 3% and a 10% stop

Position size comes from two numbers: how many dollars you are willing to lose and how far away the stop is. Divide the first by the second. On a $10,000 account, a $50 risk is 0.5% of the balance.

Suppose a 3% stop clears the usual noise on DOGE: $50 ÷ 3% gives a position of about $1,667. On 我踏马来了/USDT the wicks tend to be wider, so the stop goes 10% away, and $50 ÷ 10% gives $500. If either stop is hit, you lose the same $50. Leverage, up to 1:10 with isolated margin only, changes the margin each position ties up, not that loss.

There is a side effect to know about. A trading day only counts when you close a position with a profit or loss of at least 0.25% of the initial balance, $25 on $10,000. On the $1,667 position that takes a 1.5% move; on the $500 position it takes 5%, so closing a small position early for a few dollars will not add a trading day.

Everything else matches any other market: the 5% daily and 10% maximum drawdown with equity watched, and the high-risk trade rule, under which a single position that makes more than 60% of a stage’s profit target does not have its profit counted. The limits, the sizing and a pre-trade checklist are covered in meme coin risk management for challenges, and the wider picture of meme coins in a Fundex24 challenge has its own guide.

Chinese-named meme coins are highly volatile, like every meme coin, and one wick can use up a day’s loss limit. Funded accounts at Fundex24 are simulated for evaluation purposes, and no earnings are promised.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to read Chinese to trade these markets?

No. Copy the name from this page into the market search, or open the Meme category and pick the market from the list.

Are the rules different for Chinese-named meme coins?

No. They follow the same drawdown limits, trading day definition and high-risk trade rule as BTC, ETH or DOGE.

Do I receive 龙虾 or 币安人生 tokens?

No. Your position follows the price in either direction, and no tokens are bought or held on your behalf.

Why do Chinese meme coins move so sharply?

They combine a short trading history, thinner liquidity and prices driven by community attention. That mix produces long wicks, which is why a wider stop and a smaller position suit them.