On September 8, BlockBeats reported that the BSC-based meme token 4Stock surged past a $50 million market cap in a rapid move. At the time of writing, its default liquidity pool APR on PancakeSwap stood at 564.27%. A practical calculation by BlockBeats showed that if liquidity is deployed when the token's market cap is between $50 million and $100 million, the real-time APR could reach 24,790%. The 4Stock token is part of the "Stock Meme" concept launched by Four.meme. The project first creates an underlying asset, 4Stock, which is pegged to stock assets. The community can then issue memes using this asset as the base pool. BNC4 is the first 4Stock, pegged 1:1 to the BNC stock of the corresponding BNB treasury company. The meme coin "4Stock" corresponds to the BNC4 base pool.
BlockBeats reports that on September 8, the BSC ecosystem meme coin 4Stock quickly reached a market capitalization of $50 million. As of press time, its default LP APR on PancakeSwap was reported at 564.27%.
In a practical test conducted by BlockBeats, when the liquidity is configured in the range of 4Stock's market cap between $50 million and $100 million, the real-time APR could be as high as 24,790%.
4Stock originates from the "Stock Meme" narrative launched by Four.meme. The project first introduces an underlying asset 4Stock that is linked to stock assets, and then allows the community to use that asset as the base pool to issue memes. BNC4 is the first 4Stock, pegged 1:1 to the BNC stock of the corresponding BNB treasury company. The meme coin "4Stock" corresponds to the BNC4 base pool.
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