Something got me thinking. A meme coin with such a wild name actually made some waves in Alpha circles. That's not luck.
What does this reflect? How far a project can go no longer depends on whitepapers or traditional fundraising narratives. Continuous building, community consensus — that's the real core. As industry insiders often say, the rules are being redefined.
Look at those Elon-related projects lately, the vibe is getting clearer and clearer. Just like $DOGE, $PEPE, $SHIB back then — these coins don't compete on flashy packaging or complex narratives, they rely on being wild enough and native enough in their meme attributes, with the entire community pushing them forward together. No complicated marketing tactics, no carefully crafted propaganda, just pure consensus power.
How far can it go? Who knows. But at least at this moment, this is a result the community fought for themselves. Narrative control is officially shifting from project teams back into community hands.
What's your take? What will be the next one the community consensus pushes onto the stage? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Something got me thinking. A meme coin with such a wild name actually made some waves in Alpha circles. That's not luck.
What does this reflect? How far a project can go no longer depends on whitepapers or traditional fundraising narratives. Continuous building, community consensus — that's the real core. As industry insiders often say, the rules are being redefined.
Look at those Elon-related projects lately, the vibe is getting clearer and clearer. Just like $DOGE, $PEPE, $SHIB back then — these coins don't compete on flashy packaging or complex narratives, they rely on being wild enough and native enough in their meme attributes, with the entire community pushing them forward together. No complicated marketing tactics, no carefully crafted propaganda, just pure consensus power.
How far can it go? Who knows. But at least at this moment, this is a result the community fought for themselves. Narrative control is officially shifting from project teams back into community hands.
What's your take? What will be the next one the community consensus pushes onto the stage? Share your thoughts in the comments.