Recently, I’ve been immersed in an ecosystem focused on Meme assets, and one clear feeling stands out: the atmosphere here is completely different from those projects that quickly cash out.

You can clearly sense that participants are not just waiting for airdrops to cash out and then leaving. People are genuinely involved, using, and trading — this is a real ecosystem activity, not a passive act of just collecting tokens.

The airdrops and incentive systems in these projects are thoughtfully designed, not following the old routine of "distributing everything at once." A smarter approach is: first attract users with incentives, then use continuous participation mechanisms like MaxPack to turn one-time airdrops into long-term ecosystem engagement. This way, they can maintain initial enthusiasm while also keeping the community active and ensuring genuine trading volume. This kind of strategy is considered a more imaginative operational approach within the Meme ecosystem.