😂 I was almost confused @MemeX_MRC20 @MeCo_ICE @Wanamaker_X From the Twitter timeline, it seems that many people have overlooked some details, including myself. A small BUBU avatar setup, many people didn't do it. Or they only did it within the MemeX product, not on Twitter. As for how to do it, many people have mentioned it, so I won't elaborate. 📒 A little recap: 1. Never ignore any detail, even so-called content; consider every detail in the operation. 2. Don't view current things through the lens of the past: teams, projects, and external factors are all different. Everything will change; the avatar issue is something that people easily overlook or think the project won't focus on, but the result is quite the opposite. 3. Understanding the product is one aspect, but it's also important to understand the founder and the team, their interests, and concerns. 4. For all similar projects in the future, if there are avatars, make sure to change them across multiple channels; since the content has been heavily promoted, the avatar is just a minor detail. 5. The recent unusual operation of $M indeed aligns with the Meme mindset, not following the norm or conventional tactics. For the future development of MemeX, I personally have some expectations, estimating that they can create quite a few disruptive things in the current market. 6. Let go of old ideas and old thinking, keep up with leading thoughts, and embrace a bright future. Old 0G will never exist in the Meme industry; everyone needs to continuously learn new things, new ideas, and new products. 7. What do you all think? How far can this project go? Can the future ceiling be compared to Pump?