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PING is the first meme of the x402 protocol on the Base chain, CA: 0xd85c31854c2b0fb40aaa9e2fc4da23c21f829d46.
PING innovatively transforms the mint interface into an X402 payment interface. Operating at high frequency through a model where users transfer 1U to the project using X402, and the project then issues tokens, it has accumulated tens of millions of transactions and consumes significant gas, similar to the real-world application properties of Ethereum inscriptions.
What's unique about PING is that its minting is reminiscent of the inscriptions from two years ago. The cost of minting a PING is approximately $1, and a successful mint earns 5,000 $PING. The PING minting page, like the original inscriptions, lacks a sophisticated interface, appearing rather rigid.

Ping ($PING) originated from a tweet claiming "mint unlimited on the first attempt," locking in the meme gameplay of "burning accounts + Base USDC payment." The avatar is simple with a bit of a pixel style, resembling a bouncing ping pong ball. The community has about 12,000 holders, with a 24-hour market trading volume roughly in the tens of BNB, actively discussing the mysterious holding philosophy of "charging for the moon" and "sleep first, then check the market," making it a new model for "lazy retail investors." However, while the contract and liquidity attract attention, there are still speculative risks of "burning accounts" and payment failures, making it suitable for retail investors who love copying strategies and playing memes to watch.