Yesterday, a fierce new player emerged on the Solana chain—a short drama authorization token called "Suo Haha." This project is backed by the IP of "To Win, I Went All In," a show with over 1 billion views. As soon as the public sale ended, it skyrocketed: opening with a 300% surge, and now the price is holding steady around 0.0008.

To be honest, this move is quite interesting. Combining film/TV IP with meme coin mechanics, and adding real profit expectations as a sweetener, they’ve really hit the most feverish nerve in today’s market. The numbers are impressive too: 2,255 SOL in the pool, 5% of tokens airdropped to NFT holders for community engagement—the whole playbook is executed very professionally.

But let’s be clear—a 300% open means what? Early expectations have already been mostly exhausted. With this kind of explosive rise, the first to profit are always insiders and a small number of sharp players. Most people who rush in are likely just holding up the price for those who got in earlier.

For the Solana ecosystem as a whole, this is a signal: tokenizing IP assets might trigger a new wave of meme coins. Short dramas, web novels, even more niche cultural symbols could all be packaged as the next “get-rich-quick” legend. But retail investors need to stay sober—every narrative frenzy always ends up harvesting those who chase the highs.

A few suggestions for those still on the sidelines:
Don’t let FOMO cloud your judgment—a 300% increase has nothing to do with you anymore.
This new approach is worth studying, but research doesn’t mean spending money.
All meme coins have hype cycles—wait for things to cool off, then see if there’s a second entry opportunity.

The market never lacks get-rich stories; what it lacks is the patience to survive until the next bull run.