2025-12-29 03:26:58

MemeMax mainnet is actually launching on January 1st or January 5th, and I really can't wait any longer.

Let's do some calculations. Suppose the total release of card pack quotas is 10 million U, and with a typical perpetual contract fee rate of about 0.05%, fully unlocking these card pack rewards would require contributing 5 million U in fees. What does this mean? To put it another way, a trading volume of 10 billion USD would need to be generated to fully unlock.

This number looks quite intimidating, but think about it carefully. If the project is popular enough and the ecosystem is active, this unlocking cycle isn't too bad. The key is when the mainnet will start trading and whether the trading volume can stabilize at the right level.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 9h ago

100 billion trading volume? Honestly, it's a bit questionable. If I weren't confident, I would have already left. --- When the mainnet opens for trading, we'll know then if the hype is enough. As for the card pack, it all depends on whether the ecosystem can support it. --- Whether it's January 1 or January 5, such questions aren't really important. The key is the trading volume data. Without that transaction amount, the card pack is just a display. --- It takes 5 million U in fees to unlock everything. That's a bit tight; it depends on whether the actual trading volume can support this expectation. --- Instead of stressing over the mainnet launch date, it's better to focus on trading pairs and liquidity—that's the real key to whether it can take off. --- Exactly, if the ecosystem becomes active, a 100 billion trading volume isn't just a dream. The only concern is that once it launches, no one will pay attention. --- This calculation is indeed exaggerated, but sometimes the Web3 ecosystem is just so irrational—it's all about hype and faith. --- I just want to see the trading data from the first week after the mainnet launches. Only then can I judge whether this project is truly hot or just a fad.

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HodlVeteran

· 9h ago

$10 billion trading volume? Bro, that number sounds just like the "grand goal" I had back in the day when I went all-in on some coin, and what happened? The market taught me a harsh lesson. Now looking at MemeMax's approach, it really has a familiar feel to it.

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RadioShackKnight

· 9h ago

100 billion trading volume? Bro, your calculation is spot on, but the key is whether the mainnet can attract enough users after launch. Once the mainnet is live, everyone might be starving for transactions, now it's a contest of whose ecosystem can hold up. Wait, will the card pack unlocking cycle be delayed until next year... Honestly, I bet five bucks that the trading volume won't reach this number. If it launches on January 5th, I'll accept it; no more delays. I'm just worried that once the hype dies down, no one will trade anymore, and the card pack rewards will become worthless paper.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 9h ago

100 billion dollars in trading volume? Come on, that number sounds outrageous. Unless there's really big capital entering the market. When will the mainnet actually launch? The official responses are always ambiguous. I think the logic of unlocking the wallet pack is a bit questionable. It's only believable if trading volume can stay steady. Let's wait until January 5th. Anyway, it's coming soon. There's no point in rushing. The transaction fee rate is okay, but I'm worried the hype won't last that long. The key is the ecosystem activity; otherwise, even the best mechanisms are useless. Right now, it's all just talk. We need to see real trading before making any judgments. No matter what date it launches, the main thing is not to delay again. I can't take it anymore.

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