The little milk dragon that conquered the Chinese internet. A billion people know this dragon. Now it's a token — paired with $BABA stock.
Nailong — a round, milky-white baby dragon — swept every major Chinese platform between 2023 and 2024: Bilibili, Douyin, Weibo, Xiaohongshu. Then it spilled out into the world.
It's the first Chinese meme character to truly cross language and culture. You don't need a translation to get Nailong.
The national mascot of the Chinese internet — reaction images, stickers, merch. It's everywhere.
Bilibili, Douyin, Weibo, Xiaohongshu — single Nailong videos have crossed 100M views.
One of the very few Chinese memes to go truly global. Cute and funny in every language.
The dragon trades against Alibaba stock. China's meme, backed by China's giant.
Nailong appears as an animated character. Round body, tiny wings, permanently unbothered face. The internet notices.
Sticker packs, edits and reaction clips flood every Chinese platform. Nailong becomes the default way to express any emotion.
The dragon is China's totem. $NAILONG puts that symbol on the chart — paired with $BABA — for everyone, everywhere.
Instead of a random base token, $NAILONG is paired directly with $BABA (Alibaba) stock. China's biggest meme meets China's biggest company — in one trading pair.
Buy the dragon with $BABA. Sell the dragon for $BABA. Simple.
A billion people already know it. Now it's on the chart.