Times are progressing. Web2 is progressing, Web3 is progressing, and MEME is progressing too. It has evolved from the very beginning of MEME 1.0 to MEME 2.0. In other words, MEME has gone from being ownerless to having owners. It feels like a regression; the ceiling is getting lower and lower. Fewer and fewer people believe in it. Innovation is valuable, but innovative things also increase the capital for crime. The so-called "claiming" and "supporting" are all exploiting the essence of MEME culture. The original MEME no longer exists; it's becoming increasingly celebrity-driven and capitalized. The community has become a joke; "strength in numbers" has become a synonym for heavy, scattered content. Does MEME still have a future? Does DeFi still have a future? Do we still have a way to survive based on our dependence on MEME? "Whoever controls MEME controls the world"—that's what Musk said. It can also be understood as: the more people in the MEME community, the more powerful they are. Currently, the market needs a leader to guide a group of MEME players with nowhere else to turn, to regain their confidence, and to continue to outline the blueprint for MEME.

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