Four.memeHow to use AI concepts to turn the BSC chain into a magical test field for leeks

Preface: A Performance Art Too Lazy to Even Pretend

Old-timers in the crypto space have long been accustomed to the classic three-piece set of project teams using PPT to paint a picture, crafting stories in white papers, and using KOLs to shill.

But in the early morning of April 18, 2025, the SKYAI pre-sale project launched by the Four.meme platform refreshed the industry's bottom line with an attitude of "wearing perfunctoriness on its face and carving harvesting into its DNA". This magical drama, combining "AI concept copycatting", "rule black holes", "contract address typos", and "CZ repost mysticism", is like a blockchain version of "The Emperor's New Clothes" - the project team parading naked, while onlookers insist the clothes look great.

This article will unveil SKYAI's emperor's new clothes from four dimensions: technical hollowing, rule black-boxing, platform disqualification, and community madness, exploring how Four.meme fell from a "MEME launchpad" to a "leek shredder".

Chapter One - Technical Section: When "AI Protocol" Becomes "The Emperor's New Code"

1.1 MCP Protocol? Better Rename It "Make Crypto Pretend"

SKYAI claims its core is the MCP Protocol (Machine-Contract Protocol), supposedly enabling AI to achieve "smart contract auditing", "cross-chain data tracking", and "real-time on-chain analysis". However, opening the project materials reveals screens full of internet buzzwords like "empowerment" and "upgrade", with technical details more mysterious than Satoshi Nakamoto's real identity. This reminds one of the classic e-commerce pre-sale trick of "using model photos to deceive consumers, actually delivering street market goods".

Even more absurd is how the project team forcibly "copycat" OpenAI's Function Calling and Anthropic's Claude model, claiming to "integrate local toolsets into the BSC chain". But a closer look reveals their so-called "technological breakthrough" is merely renaming ChatGPT's API interface - like packaging "pre-sale with 45-day delivery" as "artisan spirit slow living".

1.2 Roadmap: ETH/Base Chain Support? Might as Well Write "Schrödinger's Multi-Chain"

SKYAI's roadmap is reminiscent of e-commerce platforms that don't specify delivery time on pre-sale pages, only revealing a month-long wait after payment.

Primarily focused on the BSC chain, yet writing ETH/Base support in the plan is like a restaurant selling "fresh stir-fried prawns" but telling customers: "Prawns are still in the lake, pay now, serve in three years". This strategy of "harvesting current funds with future concepts" would make even Jiangsu Consumer Protection Committee call it professional.

1. Stay away from "three-no pre-sales": Projects without technical white papers, without on-chain audits, and without clear rules are essentially P2P scams disguised in Web3 clothing.
2. Be wary of "KOL pyramid schemes": Using CZ's repost as an investment basis is like buying financial products based on Li Jiaqi's livestream - the former might make you lose money, while the latter at least gets you a face mask.
3. Recognize the platform's essence: When Four.meme starts selling "air coin blind boxes", its business model has fallen from a "service fee model" to a "fraud sharing model".

You can temporarily deceive all leeks, and you can permanently deceive some leeks, but you cannot forever deceive all leeks - unless the leeks voluntarily choose to sleep.