Christmas Eve scrolls to a pixel art illustration posted by @MemeCore_M: a tiny figure wearing a Christmas red hat, bowing by candlelight to write down a wish. The purple background extends outward, instantly evoking a long-lost sense of tranquility—like the moment when you open an old game in childhood, and the music hasn't even started yet.

Not noisy, but full of holiday atmosphere.

Click in to find out that this is the final part of the $Merry X’mas Advent Calendar.

Participation is simple:
1. Post a Christmas wish of your own (style不限)
2. Submit the tweet link to 👉

That's it.
Deadline: tonight at 23:59 UTC (late submissions will be invalid)

In the fast-paced crypto market, such activities are actually rare.
They allow people to slow down briefly, carefully write down a wish that may not be “utilitarian,” and instead bring a certain sense of healing.
Scrolling through the comments, I feel especially resonant: some wish $M to soar to the sky, some look forward to winning big prizes from #MemePack, and others leave their wishes for family, friends, and important people around them.

Authentic, quiet, and warm.

So I also wrote a line:
All I want for Christmas is $M to the moon 🚀

Being a bit greedier—hoping that this year’s #MemePack will include more rare cards,
and even more, I hope next year @MemeCore_M and @MemeMax_Fi will hold more offline events, giving everyone a chance to meet in person, chat memes, and share craziness.

If you haven't participated yet, now is the final window:

Thanks to @MemeCore_M for these 24 days of daily surprises.
Merry Christmas 🎄! Wishing everyone a joyful holiday and all wishes come true.

@MemeCore_M @MemeCore_ORG @MemeMax_intern