Yesterday I was chatting with my fren, and he suddenly said, "Have you noticed? @MemeMax_Fi this weekend is ridiculously quiet, like the whole team is on vacation."

At that time, I was still laughing, but the more I thought about it, the more something felt off—generally, the more fuss a project makes, the less substance it usually has; the quieter it is, the more likely it is to be hiding something big.

Back to the point, brothers who are competing for the rankings pay attention:
MemeMax's first round of the million-dollar prize pool competition has only 7 days left.
The rules for this round are also very straightforward: the top 200 will split an equivalent of $200,000 in $M, and it can be sold immediately, no locking up, no beating around the bush.

Why is MemeMax so powerful? Because it doesn't just build a mini-game on top, but simply creates its own chain - MemeCore.
The experience of this chain can be summed up in two words: fast and cheap.
Order opens in seconds, the transaction fees are basically negligible, and you won't encounter the kind of "doubt-life" situation that happens with Ethereum.

The gameplay is not complicated; now everyone mainly plays two:

1) Blind Box MaxPacks
It could be $M, transaction fee vouchers, or even rare NFTs.

2) Points MP
You can earn by trading, posting, even making memes, and you can earn points just by saying a few things in the group.
The earlier you save, the more you earn, because the upcoming competitions, dividends, and governance will all rely on it.

And now the strange point is here:
The weekend suddenly became quiet.
This kind of "collective offline silence" is more like a buildup before a major action.
They hinted before that there might be an "unprecedented level" trading competition next week.
It's not the kind of ordinary event, but rather one that aims to directly raise the industry's ceiling with the scale of the rewards.

So the current logic can be summed up in one sentence:
The quieter it is, the more you need to be careful of it suddenly hitting you with a "bomb."

I personally prefer this style - a team that usually keeps quiet but strikes hard at critical moments.
Anyway, there is only one week left for the first round of the ranking rush. Those who need to rush should rush, and those who need to save should save. Next week, let's see what big dish MemeMax is preparing.

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