In the world of Meme, most projects are like fireworks shows—brilliant and dazzling when they bloom, but fleeting in an instant.

Once the hype fades, usually nothing remains.
And the appearance of @MemeMax_Fi seems to be trying to change this narrative—it doesn't just want to be a fleeting spectacle, but aims to become a "marketplace" that can operate continuously and truly retain users and assets.

Its confidence comes from a set of mechanisms designed around long-term sustainability.
For example, using MaxPack for cold start, but requiring users to complete real transactions to unlock rewards, thereby countering one-time traffic from "pump and dump" schemes;
All transaction fees are used for buybacks, which is akin to giving up stable platform income and instead deeply binding itself to the prosperity of the ecosystem.
Behind this choice is an active pursuit of user retention and community vitality.

This also makes @MemeMax_Fi transcend the scope of an ordinary DEX, more like an interesting experiment:
It attempts to convert the most unstable and hardest-to-capture emotions and attention in the Meme space into a sustainable, even cyclical, ecosystem value through clever economic design.
The MemeCore ecosystem it relies on is also exploring how to extend the lifecycle of Meme assets, providing fertile ground for its experiments.