BlockBeats News, August 16th. The Chinese domestically produced abstract animated film "Bullcom" has been fully withdrawn from screenings starting today in Dalian, where the film's production company is located. Local theaters received a notification citing concerns about the poor quality of the film affecting the city's image. Currently, "Bullcom" has not been completely withdrawn from theaters in China. Most other cities nationwide are still screening the film as usual, with many theaters explicitly stating that they have not received any official notice to stop showing the film. Tickets for screenings days and even a week ahead are still available for purchase on ticketing platforms. A circulating screenshot on the internet claims that nationwide new screenings will stop from August 17th (existing showtimes can continue), but this information has not been confirmed by official sources or the majority of theater chains. "Bullcom" is still being shown, and its box office revenue has surged from a few thousand yuan in the early days to millions.
According to Lighthouse Pro, the film "Bullcom" has entered the top 10 of the 2026 China domestic animated film box office rankings, with current box office earnings of 4.648 million RMB, ranking ninth after "Shuke and Beita: The Microadventure".
According to GMGN data, trading of the meme coin "Bullcom" on the BNB Chain remains active, with a 24-hour trading volume of $37.5 million. The market cap is currently $16.4 million, with a 24-hour growth of 223%. However, compared to today's high of $29 million, the market cap has dropped by nearly 45%.
BlockBeats reminds users that meme coins often lack practical use cases, experience significant price volatility, and investment should be approached with caution.

