Original | Odaily Planet Daily

Author | jk

Around midnight on February 13, Beijing time, X platform user Vee (@theveeman) asked CZ in a tweet thread: "CZ, do you have a pet dog?"

Recently very active CZ replied: "Yes, it's not a Shiba Inu, but a Belgian Malinois."

As soon as the news broke, about a hundred people replied in the comments: What is the dog's name? Please tell me his name and show me a photo! Oh, I love dogs so much! I used to volunteer at an animal shelter in the U.S., and I just casually asked what the dog's name was. We really just want to see how cute your dog is!

Of course, these people were all aiming to create a Memecoin. CZ was well aware of this, so he later posted:

"A honest newbie question. How does this work? I share my dog's name and photo, and then everyone creates a memecoin? How do we know which one is the 'official' one? Or does that not matter at all? (I see many people asking for names and photos.)"

After that, several KOL accounts explained the mechanism of Memecoins in the comments, including that among several similarly named Memes, one would eventually become the "official" Meme through a consensus mechanism.

Then, after a series of Twitter interactions, CZ tweeted:

"Now I have the answer. (Memecoin is a) very interesting way to operate. I will take about a day to think carefully about this big decision as usual. Is it respecting privacy, or exposing the dog's information for this cause? Oh, I might even interact with a few memecoins on the BNB Chain."

Subsequently, someone in the comments tweeted: "Just post a random dog photo with a random name, the effect should be the same." CZ replied: "No, that would be lying. If you're going to do it, do it right. It's just sharing a photo and name of a dog."

The full story ends here. However, attentive netizens did not let this matter go: they dug up clues about CZ's dog from various old information. Opinions varied on this point, some said the name is Perry, some said Bean, some said Maverick, and others mentioned names like Cleo. Subsequently, various Memecoins frequently appeared.

Some even found a post from Binance's official account in 2020, which gathered several pet names from Binance employees at the time, speculating that one of them might be CZ's:

Others posted a photo of a dog wearing Binance clothing, pretending (or not pretending) to be CZ's dog:

There were also foreign KOLs who, through very old Chinese articles and translation software, tried to prove that CZ has another dog, a Spaniel named Sadie:

Some even offered $100,000 to $200,000 to anyone close to CZ for the dog's name, which just shows how crazy this world is:

Others said, who knows CZ's former cellmate, they must have talked a lot in four months, and we could ask that person if they know the dog's name.

Currently, if CZ really does release a Meme, it is highly likely to be issued on the BNB Chain, and it is uncertain whether it will be one of the names mentioned above. Meme enthusiasts are ready to pounce on the BNB chain. It is also possible that under the current circumstances, CZ may choose not to release this Meme. Regardless, the answer will be revealed tomorrow.

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