Are this generation of meme players not playing by the rules? Amicadito goes head-to-head with traditional approaches, refusing the capital-driven hype and instead choosing a "fun above all" route. A group of retail investors create their own memes and spread them themselves, turning a cute little cat into a phenomenon—who says memes have to be tools for fleecing newcomers? Maybe this cat really can, through the pure power of the community, tear open the industry's capital-scripted façade.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-07 14:55
Stop hyping it up. In the end, you'll still get dumped on by the whales. This has happened so many times in history, and you still actually believe in that pure community stuff?
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RugResistant
· 12-07 14:54
Haha, this is what a real meme should be like! Retail investors can have fun on their own, and finally, someone is immune to those capitalists' hype and rhetoric.
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OffchainOracle
· 12-07 14:54
Haha, really, this is what a meme is supposed to be like.
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PhantomHunter
· 12-07 14:52
Damn, this is the true meme spirit! It feels amazing not to be controlled by capital.
Are this generation of meme players not playing by the rules? Amicadito goes head-to-head with traditional approaches, refusing the capital-driven hype and instead choosing a "fun above all" route. A group of retail investors create their own memes and spread them themselves, turning a cute little cat into a phenomenon—who says memes have to be tools for fleecing newcomers? Maybe this cat really can, through the pure power of the community, tear open the industry's capital-scripted façade.