Mubarak Meme Coin (MUBARAK), Broccoli and TUT: Trade Them With No Capital

The Mubarak meme coin, Broccoli, TUT and BULLA: four origin stories

Early 2025 brought a burst of meme launches on BNB Chain, most of them through four.meme, a launchpad where anyone can create a token in minutes. Thousands appeared. A handful survived long enough to get listed on major futures markets, and these four are among the ones people still trade.

Mubarak (MUBARAK)

Launched in mid-March 2025. Its run started when CZ swapped one BNB for MUBARAK and called it “weekend testing” in a public post. That one post did more for the price than any roadmap could, which tells you what moves this coin: headlines, social posts and listings.

Broccoli (BROCCOLI714)

Named after CZ’s Belgian Malinois, Broccoli. When he revealed the dog’s name in February 2025, dozens of tokens called Broccoli were created within hours. The one most exchanges list carries the 714 tag, which we explain in the next section.

Tutorial (TUT)

TUT began as a demo token in a how-to guide on launching a coin on BNB Chain. Traders adopted the joke and it moved to mainnet as a real, tradable token with a supply of one billion. We covered it on its own in our TUT coin explainer.

BULLA

BULLA is built around the internet personality Hasbulla. It arrived later than the others, through a presale in May 2025, and makes no claim to be anything other than a fan coin.

What they share matters more than what separates them. None has cash flow, none has a team obliged to support the price, and all four react to the same few triggers: a post from a well-known account, a new listing, or the whole meme sector turning at once.

Why the 714 in BROCCOLI714 matters

On a public blockchain, a name is not unique. Anyone can deploy a token called Broccoli with the ticker BROCCOLI, and after CZ’s post many people did. Exchanges therefore add a tag to tell the copies apart, and the Broccoli most futures venues list became BROCCOLI714.

For you this has two practical consequences. First, when you read a headline or a chart, check that it is about the same contract you trade; two coins called Broccoli can move in opposite directions on the same day. Second, if someone in a chat group shares a “new Broccoli” at a fraction of the price, it is almost certainly a different token, not a bargain. On Fundex24 the contract is BROCCOLI714/USDT, and its price follows Binance futures.

How a thin order book turns one post into a huge candle

Bitcoin has buyers and sellers stacked at every price level. A young meme coin has far fewer. When a burst of market orders hits a thin book, there is not enough waiting liquidity to absorb it, so price jumps through several levels in seconds. The same thing happens on the way down, often faster, because the people who bought the spike all reach for the exit together.

That is why these coins can print a double-digit move in a single hour and then give most of it back by evening. It also means your stop loss may fill worse than the level you set when the market gaps. Treat the stop distance as a minimum, not an exact loss.

• Spikes usually come from outside the chart: a post, a listing rumor, a sector-wide rally.
• Fades are the normal state between spikes. Many traders short the exhaustion rather than chase the jump.
• Weekends and late hours have even thinner books, so the same order moves price more.

You can watch MUBARAK/USDT live for an hour and you will usually see the pattern: long quiet stretches, then a burst of wide candles.

Sizing a BNB meme trade on a $3,000 account

A $3,000 challenge account fails if equity drops $150 in one day (the 5% daily loss limit) or $300 in total (the 10% maximum loss). Both are measured on equity, so an open loss counts before you close it. With coins that can swing 20% or 30% in a session, position size does almost all of your risk management.

Start from the loss you accept, not from the leverage you are offered. Suppose you allow $30 per trade, which is 1% of the account and one fifth of the daily limit. Then the position size is simply $30 divided by your stop distance.

A worked example. TUT has just spiked and you want to short the fade with a stop 10% above your entry. At $30 of risk, the position is $300. If TUT drops 20% after you enter, you make $60. If it squeezes another 10% and hits your stop, you lose $30, plus any slippage. Now compare a careless $1,500 position on the same setup: a 10% squeeze costs $150 and ends the day, and on a gap it ends the account’s day before the stop even fills.

One more check before you press the button: what does a 30% move against you cost with no stop at all? At $300 it is $90, painful but survivable. At $600 it is $180, which is past the daily limit.

Jackpot trades and lightning scalps: how the rules treat them

Meme coins tempt you into two kinds of trade, and the challenge rules treat both in a specific way.

The first is the jackpot trade. A single trade that makes 60% or more of the stage’s profit target does not count toward the target. On a $3,000 account the Step 1 target is $300, so one trade worth $180 or more is left out; in Step 2 the target is $240 and the line is $144. Catching one huge MUBARAK candle with a big position does not pass a stage for you.

The second is the lightning scalp. Profit from a trade held under five minutes is not counted. It is not a violation and nothing is closed, but a quick in-and-out on a spike adds nothing to your progress. Plan trades you are willing to hold.

The full list, including the 5 valid trading days per step, is on the challenge rules page.

What Fundex24 traders actually pick

Among meme coins on Fundex24, ranked by number of positions over the last 45 days, TUT is 5th, BULLA 7th and BROCCOLI714 8th, all inside the top 8. The full ranking and the majors people trade alongside them are in our September meme coin report.

Popular does not mean easy. These coins are busy because they move, and the same movement is why most people who trade them without a size plan fail their challenge. You can open the TUT/USDT chart or BULLA/USDT from the terminal like any other market, long or short.

$0 or $29: where to start with BNB meme coins

If you have never traded a coin like MUBARAK, begin with $0. After you create a free account, you can open the practice account: $10,000 of virtual balance, leverage up to 1:10, for 3 days. Use it to feel how fast these candles run and how your stop fills on a gap.

When you have a size rule you actually follow, the $3,000 challenge costs $29, or $26.10 with the code PROPOFF10. Your maximum cost is the fee; you never put your own savings into the trade. Pass Step 1 (10%) and Step 2 (8%) and you can request a funded account, which is a simulated account with an 80% profit split.

Risk note: meme coins can lose most of their value quickly, most challenge attempts fail, and nothing here is a prediction or a promise of income. Trade sizes you can lose without stress.

Questions about Mubarak and other BNB Chain memes

What blockchain is the Mubarak coin on?

MUBARAK is a BNB Chain token launched through four.meme in March 2025. On Fundex24 you trade its USDT perpetual contract, so you never hold the token or need a BNB Chain wallet.

Is BROCCOLI714 the same as Broccoli?

It is the Broccoli token that most exchanges list, tagged 714 to separate it from the many copies with the same name. Always check the full ticker before reading news or a chart.

Can I short MUBARAK or TUT on a challenge account?

Yes. Every meme coin on Fundex24 can be traded long or short, with the same rules on challenge and funded accounts.

How much should I risk per trade on these coins?

There is no fixed number in the rules, but many traders keep each trade to about 1% of the account. On $3,000 that is $30, which still leaves room for several losing trades before the $150 daily limit.

Why did my big winning trade not count toward the target?

A single trade that earns 60% or more of the stage target is excluded, and so is profit from trades held under five minutes. Smaller, steadier wins are what move the target bar.