SmallBurger

After 2025, looking back at the entire MEME market, it can really be summed up in one word—disastrous.
The old-fashioned hype-driven model seems to have completely lost its viability.
Market data clearly shows:
• 2021: $88 billion
• 2024: $150.6 billion
• 2025: only $47.2 billion
In 2025 alone, over 11.6 million tokens went to zero.
To sum up in two sentences: the more tokens issued, the more虚虚虚; the more intense the hype, the faster it dies.
The era of "上线 — 拉盘 — 砸盘" (launch — pump — dump) is basically over.
Why can 99% of MEME coins not survive?
It's very realist

I wonder if everyone has the same feeling:
Choosing stablecoins in the crypto world is becoming more and more complicated.
It seems like none are perfect — either high fees or too few use cases. Just leaving them idle feels like giving up, with little motivation to use them.
Recently, I saw that MEXC has directly integrated USD1 into the entire ecosystem.
Mining, financial management, and contract margin trading are all available.
My first reaction was:
This time, they’re not just launching a stablecoin randomly; they genuinely plan to make it circulate on the platform.
USD1 is issued by BitGo

Hey everyone, good afternoon! Here's some good news: Ferra's Yapping event is back, and this time it feels more mature than before.
After waiting two months, the official team finally fixed the submission and leaderboard systems. I've been involved in building Ferra, and I’m pretty happy about this update — it shows the project team really wants to develop the creator side properly, not just issue a casual announcement.
▶︎▶︎ The new rules are much clearer and more practical than before.
In simple terms, your content can no longer just be casually written to earn points. It needs to be or

Hey everyone, good afternoon! It's time to slack off during Monday work hours~
This morning was pretty free since I didn't have classes, so I stayed in the office and played @RealGoOfficial's Meme Arena. I found out that they recently launched a new Last Meme Standing mode, which is now live (though the PVP system is still in Beta).
It can be played on both desktop and mobile, and I feel like the overall game vibe has changed quite a bit.
In the past, raising Meme pets mainly involved catching, raising, leveling up, and watching them grow.
Now it's different—you need to form a team of three pe