Is it premeditated or a coincidence? Ansem has taken up the banner of revival for the Solana chain.
Recently, there seems to be something off in the Solana trenches.
In the past, project teams would ask KOLs for shout-outs:
"Bro, take a look."
"Bro, could you share this."
"Bro, save the kids."
Now it seems the tables have turned.
As soon as Ansem takes a couple of steps into the trenches, the market starts looking for a steering wheel on its own.
Solangeles, from 200k to 6m.
Kintara, from below 10m to 22m.
Jotchua, from below 1m to 14m.
Black Bull, from below 1m to 12m.
You might say this is a coincidence, and that’s not impossible.
But when one person walks past four pools and all four start bubbling,
it's not just the water temperature that has risen.
This feels more like:
There hasn’t been a real attention anchor on the Solana chain for a long time.
The meme market is most lacking not in projects.
There are plenty of projects every day, and there are even more apps than takeout orders.
What is truly lacking is someone who can make funds believe "there’s still a market here."
What Ansem has done recently is essentially shout this message again:
The Solana trenches are not dead yet.
It’s just that for a while, everyone was pretending to be mature.
One moment they study U.S. stocks on-chain,
the next they research RWA,
then they look into AI agents,
only to find the yield hasn’t even stimulated as quickly as the neighboring dog coin.
Humans will ultimately return to memes.
The difference is: who will be the first to whistle.
Looking at it now, that whistle might be blown by Ansem.
Interestingly, he’s not just shouting projects.
He’s also pressuring Pumpfun.
Creator fees, profiles, airdrops, as soon as these words come out, the trench guys’ eyes light up.
It’s like the boss saying in a meeting:
"The company might have incentives in the future."
Employees appear calm on the surface.
Yet their hands have already started searching nearby housing prices.
Is there really a Pumpfun airdrop?
Not sure.
It might exist, it might not.
It could also follow the pattern of most cryptocurrency promises:
First, they get you excited, then they make you wait.
But the market isn’t afraid of waiting.
What the market fears is the lack of a story.
What Ansem brings to Solana now isn’t just trading volume.
More importantly, it has recreated a feeling:
Solana memes can be played again.
The ceiling can be opened again.
Old gamblers can take a half-day off from long-termism.
This is the key point.
So I think what the market is really trading now isn’t a specific project, but something bigger:
The Ansem meta.
Whoever can be categorized under the Ansem meta will receive additional pricing.
Not because the project is necessarily great,
but because the market believes Ansem’s attention can bring liquidity.
As for $ANSEM / Black Bull, the positioning is somewhat delicate.
It doesn’t narrate a typical meme with an animal, a meme, or a picture.
It’s more like saying:
"Since Ansem is back, shouldn’t the market have a button to press?"
And $ANSEM is one of those buttons.
Of course, it also knows how to play the game.
While claiming to be not affiliated with Ansem,
it also makes everyone think of Ansem involuntarily.
Translating that means:
"I didn’t say I’m the favorite son.
But you can check the family tree yourself."
This tactic is very cryptocurrency.
It leaves room for imagination while retaining disclaimers.
It excites the market while allowing the parties involved to say at any time:
"I was just passing by."
So $ANSEM cannot simply be seen as a name-dropping coin.
It’s more like an emotional derivative product spontaneously created by the market after Ansem returned to the Solana trenches.
If the Ansem meta continues to spread, it might continue to be priced.
If Ansem’s words cool down, it could also instantly turn from a black bull into beef jerky.
The conclusion is simple:
Ansem has indeed been helping the Solana trenches regain trading volume and attention.
This is a fact.
Whether it's premeditated or not doesn’t matter.
The market only cares about one thing:
How much longer can this banner of the revival of Solana memes be held up?
This is a personal opinion, not investment advice.
Do your own research.
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