When the fees get moved to the project team, they're putting it straight into raising awareness for $kittengate. Remember that Netflix series "Don't F**k with Cats"? Thousands on Reddit tracked down someone hurting a cat just from online clues. That kind of viral energy? That's what this project needs. Community-driven exposure hits different when people actually care about the cause. The plan's simple: redirect those funds into campaigns that get people talking, sharing, memeing. Real grassroots momentum.
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OffchainWinner
· 2h ago
NGL, this logic is pretty wild. Can it really create that kind of nationwide manhunt vibe...?
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DuckFluff
· 2h ago
Haha, this marketing tactic is brilliant. Using the animal emotional appeal really gets people hooked easily.
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ProveMyZK
· 2h ago
ngl this approach is pretty genius, using meme culture to drive the community is way more effective than traditional marketing.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 3h ago
Ha, it's the same old trick of shifting fees to the community again. Are they counting on cat memes to make a comeback this time?
When the fees get moved to the project team, they're putting it straight into raising awareness for $kittengate. Remember that Netflix series "Don't F**k with Cats"? Thousands on Reddit tracked down someone hurting a cat just from online clues. That kind of viral energy? That's what this project needs. Community-driven exposure hits different when people actually care about the cause. The plan's simple: redirect those funds into campaigns that get people talking, sharing, memeing. Real grassroots momentum.