New Chinese Meme Coins 牛来 and 哈基米: Trading Them on a Small Budget

牛来: named after a viral animated film

牛来 is a BNB Chain meme coin named after a viral low-budget Chinese animated film whose title sounds like “the bull market is coming”. In trading slang a bull market is a rising one, so the name doubles as a cheer, and a cheer says nothing about where the price goes next.

It was listed on Binance Alpha in August 2026 and became a Binance Futures USDT perpetual on 30 August 2026. In its first two weeks of futures trading, up to 13 September, its highest price was about 2.5 times its lowest. On 9 September alone, the day’s high was about double the day’s low.

Those ratios look sharper as percentages. Going from the low to 2.5 times the low is a 150% rise, and falling from that high back to the low is a 60% drop. A day whose high is double its low holds a 100% rise from the bottom, or a 50% fall from the top. By mid-September 牛来 was among the most traded meme coin markets on Binance Futures, and it is already traded on Fundex24 challenge accounts, the fee-based accounts explained below.

哈基米: the cat meme from Douyin

哈基米 is a cat-themed BNB Chain meme coin named after a viral cat meme on Douyin. Its Binance Futures USDT perpetual started on 6 September 2026, a week after the one for 牛来.

In its first four days of futures trading, from 7 to 10 September, 哈基米 lost about half its value. A $300 long opened at the start of that stretch and held without a stop would have been down about $150 four days later. Brand-new listings have thin liquidity and no price history to lean on, and they can swing hardest in exactly these first days.

How to find 牛来 and 哈基米 on Fundex24

牛来 sits in the Meme category of the market list, and the market search finds it as well: type or paste 牛来 and 牛来USDT comes up. You can also go straight to the 牛来/USDT trade page.

To find 哈基米, use the market search: type or paste 哈基米 and pick 哈基米USDT, or open the 哈基米/USDT chart directly. If your keyboard has no Chinese input, copy the characters from this page.

On both markets you trade the price, not the token. Positions follow Binance Futures prices: a long gains when the price rises, a short gains when it falls, and leverage goes up to 1:10 with isolated margin only.

Why new Chinese meme coins swing so hard

New Chinese meme coins have every trait of older meme coins, only stronger. There are no cash flows behind them, so the price depends on attention, community and social media, and a meme that is everywhere this week can be forgotten the next.

• A short history: a few weeks of candles leave few levels where the price has already reacted.
• Thin liquidity: a young market can jump through a level in one candle and reverse in the next.
• Long wicks: a stop placed just beyond an obvious level is easy for a wick to reach.
• Moving as a group: when the market mood turns, meme coins tend to move in the same direction.
• Short squeezes: a sharp pump against traders betting on a fall can be violent.

The practical answer is a wider stop, a smaller position and fewer trades open at once. Older Chinese-named markets such as 龙虾 and 币安人生 are covered in the guide to Chinese meme coin names.

Trading them on a small budget: how the fee works

Trading a coin like 哈基米 with $100 of your own means either a tiny risk per trade or a large share of your money on one idea. There is another route that keeps your savings out of it. You pay a one-time fee, $29 for a $3,000 account, $59 for $6,000 or $89 for $10,000, and trade that balance long or short on 牛来, 哈基米 or any other market.

The fee is the most you can lose on one attempt, and it is not refunded if you fail, so this is not free. The account works like a test with two goals, 10% profit in stage 1 and then 8% in stage 2 with at least 5 trading days in each, and two limits: never lose 5% of the day’s starting balance, and never fall 10% below the starting balance. Floating losses count toward both.

Reach both goals without breaking a limit and you can request a funded account with the same limits, where 80% of the profit you withdraw is yours. Funded accounts at Fundex24 are simulated for evaluation. No KYC is needed to start, and the fee is paid in USDT.

The same $30 risk on both coins with a $3,000 account

Take the $3,000 account and a 1% risk per trade: $30. Say you give 牛来 an 8% stop and 哈基米, the younger market, a 15% stop. The positions are $30 ÷ 8% = $375 on 牛来 and $30 ÷ 15% = $200 on 哈基米, and whichever stop is hit, the loss is the same $30.

Now the account’s rules in dollars. A day that starts at $3,000 allows $150 of loss, and the floor is $2,700. A trading day needs a closed trade with at least $7.50 of profit or loss, 0.25% of $3,000, which is a 2% move on the $375 position and 3.75% on the $200 one. The stage 1 target is $300, and a single trade that makes more than $180, 60% of that target, does not count toward it.

Holding both at once puts $60 at risk, and because new meme coins tend to move together when the mood turns, treat the pair as one bet. Three pairs like that stopped out in the same sell-off would cost $180 and break the $150 daily limit.

Leverage does not change these numbers. The $375 position needs $37.50 of margin at 1:10 or $75 at 1:5, and it still loses $30 at the stop.

Before your first trade on either coin

Start on the free practice account, which gives you a $10,000 virtual balance for a short run, currently 3 days, with 3 resets in total. Open a small position on each coin, use the stops from the example and note how often a wick comes close.

The fee-based model in this guide is known as prop trading, and how this kind of account works explains it step by step. Before paying, see what each account size costs; for the coin that led this wave of Chinese names, read the lobster coin on a small budget.

New Chinese meme coins are highly volatile even among meme coins, and a young market can use up a day’s loss limit in one move. Pay only a fee you can afford to lose; funded accounts are simulated for evaluation, and no earnings are promised.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find 牛来 and 哈基米 on Fundex24?

Both come up in the market search when you type or paste the name. 牛来 is also listed in the Meme category.

What do the two names refer to?

牛来 comes from a viral low-budget animated film whose title sounds like “the bull market is coming”. 哈基米 is named after a viral cat meme on Douyin.

Can I trade them with only a little money?

Yes, with a one-time fee from $29 for a $3,000 account instead of your savings. It is not free, because the fee is not refunded if the account closes.

Can I short a coin that has only just listed?

Yes, long and short are allowed on every market. A pump against a short can be violent on a young coin, so size the position from a wide stop.

Do I get 牛来 or 哈基米 tokens?

No. Positions follow Binance Futures prices, and no tokens are bought or held for you.