💩 Many people compare MemeCore with , but they are actually not in the same dimension at all.

The price of $M is currently hovering around 0.6, not crashing, and funds are not withdrawing, which indicates that many people are on the sidelines, still waiting to see what it will do next. Ultimately, this wave is not entirely about speculation; it feels more like a long-term game, and whether you are willing to accompany this ecosystem to keep things moving forward.

I find the Arena module particularly interesting. The stronger the community, the higher the staking, and the more active the interaction, the more likely they are to make it onto the leaderboard and gain exposure resources. This is completely different from the old airdrop and ranking manipulation; it feels more like a Web3 approach to converting traffic into resources. You can create your own tokens, manage communities, and attract people to stake, which means you are genuinely working on a project.

As for the users, at the very least, they need to take these actions to have a chance at receiving subsequent incentives: stake $M, the more the better and the longer the better; buy the tokens of top projects, not to inflate rankings, but to show the system that I am participating; support the tokens of your own account, even if the launch fails, you should buy some to prove that you really want to participate; some small tokens may be niche, but the system records everything in detail, and you might just hit hidden bonus points.

The system is actually like scoring you, but this score is not an official assessment; it is based on all your actions on the chain. It records exactly how you behave. The more you participate and interact genuinely, the more airdrops and incentives will come your way.