2025-12-29 04:21:33

MemeMax product is only two days away from official launch. The operational logic of this project is worth paying attention to — its competitiveness is not solely based on product innovation, but on seizing the right market timing. According to community discussions, the project has introduced a card pack mechanism, combined with fee incentives to attract user participation. Early participants generally expect to earn profits through fee sharing. This incentive-driven user growth model is becoming increasingly common in current Web3 products. Whether the project can succeed ultimately depends on the actual performance after launch and community feedback.

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MetaLord420

· 7h ago

The wallet mechanism sounds just like a way to cut leek; we'll see how it performs after launch. Still, the same old story: profit sharing from fees sounds great, but it depends on how much real money actually comes in. Launching in just two days? I bet five bucks it'll crash on the first day. Is it just about timing for success? Then why do so many projects fail after going live?

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SillyWhale

· 7h ago

The card pack mechanism sounds fancy, but isn't it just the old routine? The profit sharing from fees is great at the beginning, but how do you sustain it later? Launching in just two days, might as well gamble a bit, anyway it's the fate of a side runner. This model is really getting more and more common, following trends without creativity, stacking users with incentives—does that even count as interesting? MemeMax? Never heard of it, probably another project riding the wave of hot topics, can't hold back a bit. Which truly profitable project isn't a blood profit for early participants, with a bunch of bagholders later on? Waiting to see how it crashes later, these types of products have a high failure rate. The card pack mechanism combined with fees, honestly, it's just a tactic to attract naive investors—be clear-headed. Launching in just two days and already starting preheating, the rhythm is well managed—let's see how long they can keep it going.

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ConfusedWhale

· 7h ago

The card wallet mechanism sounds a bit familiar... It's the same fee sharing model, to be honest, this kind of pattern is now everywhere. Launching in just two days, betting on market timing to catch the dividends—can it stay popular for a few months? Early entrants are already calculating their gains, this is Web3.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 8h ago

The wallet mechanism sounds good, but I'm worried it will just be another scheme to cut leeks after launch... Launching in two days? I think it's just waiting to be overwhelmed. Fee sharing? Just hear it out; when it comes to withdrawal, there will definitely be all kinds of tricks. Is this really different this time? Feels pretty much the same as last time. How much can early adopters actually earn? That's the key, right? Web3 projects rely on incentives to attract people, but after launch, people leave the fastest, cycle

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