2025-12-18 06:23:06

What exactly is MemeMax's "MaxPack Flywheel" doing?

To put it simply, this thing is not just an airdrop; its real value lies in—preventing the project from falling into the fate of "fading away quickly" and establishing a sustainable growth engine.

Breaking it down, this flywheel is a four-cycle loop: energy accumulation → ignition → combustion → cycle.

**Energy Accumulation Stage (the current focus)**

How to accumulate? Users build momentum through social interactions, invite friends to expand the user base, and participate in testnet experiences. In this process, each participant becomes a promoter of the project. It sounds simple, but in reality, this is about building enough momentum for a subsequent explosive launch.

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IronHeadMiner

· 2025-12-20 23:41

The flywheel concept sounds like it's meant for long-term play, but the key is whether it can truly ignite later on. The energy accumulation phase depends on us to help spread the word.

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WhaleStalker

· 2025-12-18 23:53

Energy storage is indeed interesting, but whether it can really ignite depends on how it’s played later on. --- Another wheel of fortune theory. I'm tired of this rhetoric. The key is whether it can really get off the ground. --- Can social interaction really generate energy? I feel like it still depends on the price trend of the coin. --- The term "promoter" sounds pretty cool, but in the end, when it’s time to cut the leeks, whether you participated or not doesn’t matter. --- The four-loop cycle sounds good, but I’m just worried that people will leave halfway through the cycle. --- So basically, it relies on the community for dissemination. This idea isn’t bad. --- Who isn’t touting wheel of fortune growth now? How many can really run successfully?

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ProbablyNothing

· 2025-12-18 06:54

Is it the storage phase now? So when will the flywheel really start turning? Won't it just be empty promises again?

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MoonRocketman

· 2025-12-18 06:52

Relying solely on social buzz to build momentum during the accumulation phase? That logic is a bit flawed; we need to see if the RSI momentum can break through the near-earth orbit before making any judgments.

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HallucinationGrower

· 2025-12-18 06:50

Damn, it's another flywheel. Who isn't talking about flywheels these days... But if you look closely, it's actually quite interesting. It's really not just about airdrops to cut the grass. Wait, this energy accumulation phase is just to get us to help spread the word? Clever, yes, but it has that feeling of "you do the work for me, and I'll give you an airdrop." Alright, let's see how they ignite it later. Why do so many projects learn this trick, but only a few can run through the entire cycle? If this thing can truly establish a growth engine, that would be impressive; otherwise, it's just another hype project. Feels like I need to bring friends in again to get some rewards... This routine is getting more and more familiar. MaxPack? Never heard of it. Which new coin is trying to cause trouble now?

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LiquidationOracle

· 2025-12-18 06:50

The rhetoric of the flywheel sounds pretty impressive, but ultimately it depends on whether the ignition and combustion can really get going. To be honest, it's a bit too optimistic to start calling someone a propagator right now. Can this logic hold up? It all depends on the actual retention rate.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 2025-12-18 06:49

Damn, it's both a flywheel and energy storage, which is a bit tiring to listen to... But to be honest, this logic really can fool people longer than just a pure airdrop. Wait, isn't turning users into promoters just the old-fashioned referral rebate? It's packaged quite fancy. It would be great if it really takes off, but I'm just worried it might become another way to harvest profits from newcomers.

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defi_detective

· 2025-12-18 06:26

Another "Flywheel" concept, sounds similar to the last project... but the energy storage part is somewhat interesting, users spreading it themselves saves them money. --- MaxPack is basically packaging airdrops into a growth engine, in simple terms, it's still relying on community hype. --- Wait, how is the last link of the four-loop cycle "cycle" supposed to be achieved? Feels like just marketing talk. --- Accumulating heat through social interaction... I feel like everyone is playing this set, but only a few can really survive. --- Storing enough potential energy to trigger a new explosion, meaning they haven't started burning money yet? Why should I participate now? --- Every participant is a promoter, this logic makes sense, but the key is whether the subsequent burning and cycle can run smoothly.

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