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Broccoli (CZ's Dog)

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Broccoli (CZ's Dog) memecoin frenzy sparked when former Binance CEO Changpeng 'CZ' Zhao revealed his dog was named Broccoli.

Layer 1 · The Lore

Origin

In February 2025, shortly after his US release, CZ posted about getting a dog and later revealed its name was Broccoli, prompting an instant race of BNB Chain traders to launch competing $BROCCOLI tokens.

Spread

Multiple Broccoli tokens launched within hours, collectively reaching hundreds of millions in market cap; CZ engaged with the frenzy, and the winning contracts became flagship BNB Chain memecoins of early 2025.

Legacy

A defining example of an influencer's offhand personal detail minting an entire memecoin sector overnight, and a rare BNB Chain meme to break through during the Solana era.

Layer 2 · The Chain Trail

The Chain Trail

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Key facts

  • Sparked February 2025 by CZ naming his dog Broccoli
  • Multiple competing $BROCCOLI tokens launched on BNB Chain
  • CZ publicly engaged with the meme
  • One of BNB Chain's biggest 2025 memecoins
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