Meme coin has always been community-driven, carrying the attribute of cultural inheritance. However, with the advancement of token issuance "industrialization" and the intervention of "conspiracy groups", millions of meme tokens have been issued, exposing problems such as low user loyalty and short life cycles, gradually changing the nature of meme coins. Clearly, meme coins need a platform that is truly "suitable for grassroots creators".
CoreSky, a meme coin launch platform focused on "building the ultimate meme incubator", aims to create a fairer meme coin incubation environment for all grassroots creators who love creation and sharing, uniting community members and improving meme community loyalty.
In March this year, CoreSky announced the successful completion of a $15 million Series A funding round. Since CoreSky's brand repositioning in March, official data reveals that the number of on-chain user wallets has exceeded 20 million, with daily active wallets reaching 5 million.
With the continuous market heat, CoreSky's meme incubation is about to enter the second stage of Meme Key phase.
What is Coresky Meme Key
According to the official introduction, Meme Key is an on-chain heat proof issued by CoreSky, representing user support for a meme idea. Each Meme Key corresponds to a meme idea initiated by the community, with its price dynamically floating according to an automated curve pricing mechanism. Unlike traditional memes, the Meme Key mechanism brings a new narrative to the market, giving memes more opportunities for user participation before launch, establishing loyalty, and helping their long-term development.
This mechanism not only forms an "on-chain heat signal" but is also an important reference for the CoreSky platform to determine whether a meme enters the final incubation process.
In short, Meme Key is an early "voting right + entry ticket + sentiment certificate" in the meme market, a new tool for community screening of hit memes.
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