2026-01-11 03:23:00

MemeCore ecosystem is making big moves! Taipei is about to kick off offline meetups.

I heard the team’s approach is quite interesting—first igniting the buzz through various trending topics, then systematically advancing the roadmap implementation, and finally boosting the entire ecosystem through continuous incentive mechanisms. The rhythm is quite deliberate.

What will be the focus of this meetup? The team will share updates on product application deployment and the latest plans for ecosystem development. Friends interested in MemeCore should not miss this offline sharing session, as you might learn more details.

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alpha_leaker

· 01-11 03:35

Wow, Taipei offline? Finally something serious, not just more empty talk again. This marketing logic is indeed thoughtful—heat + roadmap + incentives, all interconnected. What stage is the product at? Don’t just draw pie charts on PPT again. You have to be on-site to hear the real story; those rumors in the community are unreliable. If MemeCore doesn’t have some real substance this time, no matter how high the hype, it’s just floating clouds. I want to hear about the actual progress of the application, not just ecological planning talk.

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defi_detective

· 01-11 03:25

Taipei offline? Gotta check it out, but MemeCore's combination of hot marketing + roadmap + incentives really has some substance.

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 01-11 03:24

Taipei meetup? Sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be all talk and no action. But on the other hand, this rhythm is quite impressive—building hype first and then landing, playing the game like a pro. With the product progress already like this, still daring to do offline events, it seems there has been real progress.

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