牛来 (Niu Lai)

Verified on DexScreener as the base token of nine BNB Chain pairs, the deepest being PancakeSwap pool 0xab058332a7279F1e64162BE08F59ac0cd9601759 against USDT. Its earliest pool opened at 08:07 UTC on 14 August 2026, the same day the film's 7,169 yuan box office figure started circulating in China. Lookonchain recorded it up more than 150 times in 24 hours through a 15 million dollar market value on 15 August, and Chinese outlets described a 3,000 times run across three days. It set a high near 0.0488 dollars at 13:00 UTC on 17 August 2026, roughly 48.8 million dollars against a supply of one billion, although press snapshots put the peak nearer 29 to 30 million dollars. On 18 August 2026 it traded around 0.0311 dollars, about 31 million dollars of market value, on 39 million dollars of 24 hour volume across some 144,000 transactions and 1.86 million dollars of pooled liquidity, down about 26 percent on the day. The contract has no connection to director Xin Yumeng, writer Sun Lifang or their production company, and there is no project website, only an X search link in the token's DexScreener profile. Copycats are the main hazard here: a name search on 18 August 2026 returned at least 12 competing contracts on Solana, 10 on BNB Chain and 7 on the Robinhood chain, several with vanity addresses ending in 7777 and several quoting market values their liquidity cannot support. Check the address, not the cow. Why this meme: The first and by far the deepest market named after the film, minted while the box office joke was still spreading on Bilibili and four days before the Solana copies appeared. Nobody involved in the film is involved in the token. Clone risk: At least 29 separate contracts on Solana, BNB Chain and the Robinhood chain were using this name on 18 August 2026, most minted days after the original, several with unbacked market caps.