Bull market, please come back soon! It feels like this wave of decline is almost stabilizing. If 81,000 really is the mid-term bottom, then this month's interest rate cut news is definitely worth watching closely—if it's time to go for it, we have to go for it.

Recently, I came up with a set of marketing tactics for MemeMax_Fi, and the idea is quite interesting:

First move: As soon as the first season's yap and warm-up end, immediately launch the second season seamlessly to maintain continuous hype.

Second move: Take advantage of issuing the first season's rewards to collaborate with the community and create some buzz, getting everyone excited in advance. If the pacing is just right, the hype should really build up.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 17h ago

As long as 81000 can hold steady, things should be fine, but rate cuts aren’t necessarily a good thing—it depends on the specific data. MemeMax’s marketing strategy is actually pretty impressive, and the consistency is good. The only concern is that season two might lack new ideas. Hype is easy to talk about but hard to sustain. The key is that there need to be people actually participating.

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OffchainWinner

· 19h ago

If 81000 can really hold, then I'll believe it, but I've heard this kind of talk too many times. MemeMax_Fi's marketing approach this time is pretty good; the relay strategy does help keep the momentum going. Let's see if there’s actually something substantial to back it up in the end.

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AirdropHuntress

· 19h ago

If 81,000 is really going to hold steady, you need to pay attention to the movements of these wallet addresses—don’t just listen to the hype. MemeMax_Fi’s marketing logic is pretty clear, but how’s the tokenomics design? Has the project team’s background been researched? That’s the key. It’s one thing for the hype to build, but being able to sustain it is the real skill. Historical data shows that most copycat projects end up crashing. Still thinking about aping in? Don’t be greedy—do the risk calculations carefully first. The second season teaser move is interesting, but there have been plenty of projects that kept people hanging only to rug in the end... It’s right to keep a close eye on the rate cut news, but don’t let yourself be led by the marketing hype, bro. This round of hype feels a lot like the old tricks played by capital—everyone, watch out for the risks.

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WhaleMinion

· 19h ago

If 81,000 can really hold steady, that would be bullish, but I’ve heard this kind of talk too many times. MemeMax_Fi’s latest move is actually pretty impressive. Striking while the iron is hot and launching a second season, but I’m just worried the hype won’t last long. It’s still unclear whether the interest rate cut news will actually be beneficial, but I’m the type to take profits and run. Every project is using the whole event marketing playbook; the key is whether the actual results can live up to the promises.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 19h ago

It's really hard to gauge the 81000 level, feels like it might test it again. To put it simply, MemeMax_Fi's marketing strategy is all about building anticipation. Whether season 2 goes smoothly depends entirely on whether the community buys in. The real turning point is when rate cuts arrive—it's a bit early to call for a rally now. How long this hype lasts depends on whether there are new stories to follow.

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RektCoaster

· 19h ago

Can 81000 really hold? I still feel like there’s another drop coming. MemeMax's combo moves are actually pretty impressive, but I'm just worried they'll mess up during execution. Will the rate cut really pump the market this time, or will it be another letdown? Honestly, I'm a bit numb to it. These seamless routines have been overused. Can they still fool new retail investors? Wait a minute, is this marketing logic just about roping people in and then pulling a quick dump? Stop hyping it up. The real bottom probably isn't here yet—this rebound might just be a bull trap. What’s the use of hype? Ultimately, it all comes down to whether the token price can actually move. It feels like 81000 might really be the bottom, but I don’t believe it’ll be that easy. MemeMax's gameplay is basically the same old trick, just with a new wrapper. Here comes the rate cut news again. Will the market ignore it this time too?

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