ZAMA's OTC quote has already surged to 2300U, and the new listing on the 12th is about to start. If you're interested, you can pay attention.
Recently, two user experiences have completely changed my understanding of the Meme track. To be honest, as a long-time player in this circle, I have to admit— the gameplay of the Meme track has completely changed.
Products like MemeMax frequently appear in discussions, but I want to talk from a practical experience perspective. Those two moments really made me feel like I couldn't go back— the market's operational logic, participation methods, and revenue models have all been upgraded. This is not just product iteration; it’s more like a transformation of the entire track. If you're still using old methods to play Meme, you might really need to change your approach.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-11 10:06
Are you really willing to report 2300? See the truth on the 12th. If it breaks below, I'll die laughing.
Upgrading the track? Nonsense. It's still the same old trick of cutting leeks.
MemeMax indeed offers a good experience, much more conscientious than those copy-paste projects.
Wait a minute, is this wave of ZAMA really taking off or just another round of passing the drum and passing the flower?
Honestly, investing in IPOs is all about luck. I'll just wait and see.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-11 02:09
2300U? That's a pretty aggressive price, but I'm tired of the new listing strategies.
Let's talk about Meme. I really can't go back to the old feeling, who can understand?
MemeMax is indeed different. After experiencing it, you'll understand what an upgrade means.
The old strategies should have been phased out long ago. If you can't keep up, you're just waiting to be cut.
This track changes too fast. If you don't learn, you'll be eliminated.
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WealthCoffee
· 01-09 14:40
It's already 2300, how many people have hopped on...
Really, Meme gameplay has become a bit outrageous, the old methods are indeed no longer working.
Launching on the 12th, are we going to have another round of competition?
I still need to think more about the MemeMax logic, it feels like the risk isn't small either.
To put it simply, the track is evolving too quickly, if you can't keep up, you'll be eliminated.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-09 00:16
2300U? That's a bit steep, let's try pushing on the 12th and see.
MemeMax is indeed different; I've experienced it too, and the profit model has changed a lot.
The old tricks really don't work anymore, but the risks are also greater.
The track has upgraded, but we still need to be cautious.
This wave of Meme track is indeed changing; it feels like the competition has become more intense.
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MoonMathMagic
· 01-08 11:52
2300 is really amazing, going live on the 12th. If you don't participate, you might regret it.
The old routines really can't keep up anymore; MemeMax has truly changed my view of this space.
Let's try a new listing; even if we can't make big money, we have to give it a shot.
This time, the Meme space is indeed different; not upgrading your strategy will really make you fall behind.
I'm still a bit skeptical about the 2300 price; let's wait and see.
I've long noticed that MemeMax is different; it's a bit late to discuss it now.
Could the 2300 bid be a bait? Be careful.
I agree with the idea of the space transforming; old methods really should be phased out.
On the 12th, I focused on the new listing. Let's see what tricks ZAMA can pull this time.
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RugPullProphet
· 01-08 11:49
Are you really willing to report 2300? Let's wait and see if we can get on board.
Bro, I really don't understand this meme thing. When did it become so competitive?
Does MemeMax really make such a big difference? Feels more like an IQ tax.
How to participate in the new issue on the 12th? Please share a tutorial.
Honestly, I still think this is a bit risky, better to be cautious.
The pace of change in this track is too fast; we need to keep up with the rhythm.
But since everyone is talking about MemeMax, there must be something to it. I'll also keep an eye on it.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-08 11:49
Are you really willing to buy at 2300? You'll laugh when it drops below the price later.
Wait, no, MemeMax has really been played before, and the logic definitely feels different now.
Brothers, don't be stuck in old ways; your perspective really needs to upgrade.
If you want to get in on the 12th, you need to hurry, just afraid of being cut again.
Is anyone still using the old methods for Meme? Brothers, it's time to wake up.
How are those who bought in at 2300 supposed to get out? Your heart needs to be strong this time.
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SandwichDetector
· 01-08 11:49
2300? No way, this price has risen a bit too sharply.
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Another one talking about the track transformation, is it real or just marketing?
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How is the MemeMax experience? Has anyone really made a profit?
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Playing the IPO again, can we bottom fish on the 12th or will we have to take over again?
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Playing the old routine with memes is no longer effective; I've been saying this for three years.
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Experience changes perception. To elaborate, you still need to do your own research.
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I'm a bit skeptical about the 2300U quote. Who quoted it?
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Is the track transformation real or just another marketing ploy?
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What exactly are those two moments? Without a clear explanation, who would dare to follow?
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Cannot go back? That's a bit of an exaggeration, isn't it?
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-08 11:49
2300 is a bit aggressive, will you buy on the 12th or wait and see?
The meme gameplay has really changed; the old tricks should have been phased out long ago.
MemeMax indeed looks different; going back is a bit harsh to say.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 01-08 11:41
2300U? Alright, I'll keep an eye on this round, just worried it might be another scam to cut leeks
The old tricks definitely need to change, but is MemeMax really that amazing, or is it just another round of hype
Honestly, I just want to know what exactly these two experiences have changed, be more specific
The Meme track changes so quickly, it's a bit hard to keep up with the pace
The IPO on the 12th is fine, but the risk is pretty high too
Can't go back, indeed, but the problem is that new tricks don't necessarily make money either
ZAMA's OTC quote has already surged to 2300U, and the new listing on the 12th is about to start. If you're interested, you can pay attention.
Recently, two user experiences have completely changed my understanding of the Meme track. To be honest, as a long-time player in this circle, I have to admit— the gameplay of the Meme track has completely changed.
Products like MemeMax frequently appear in discussions, but I want to talk from a practical experience perspective. Those two moments really made me feel like I couldn't go back— the market's operational logic, participation methods, and revenue models have all been upgraded. This is not just product iteration; it’s more like a transformation of the entire track. If you're still using old methods to play Meme, you might really need to change your approach.