Recently caught the MemeCore AMA session—it pretty much encapsulated what the space has been about this year. The team walked through what's already shipped, what they're still building, and their vision heading into 2026. What stood out was the pragmatism here. No inflated promises or bloated roadmap theater. Instead, they kept it real about execution timelines and actual progress. That kind of grounded approach feels increasingly rare in Web3, where hype usually drowns out substance. The breakdown of what ran smoothly versus what's still in development actually matters when you're trying to understand where a project is headed.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 9h ago
ngl this is exactly what i needed to hear after watching seventeen projects promise the moon and deliver a screenshot. MemeCore actually kept it real about timelines? ser, that's like finding alpha in a sea of rugpull announcements. probably nothing but also... kinda bullish?
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DoomCanister
· 9h ago
ngl this is what I wanted to see, finally a project that doesn't boast
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 9h ago
ngl memecore's AMA this time was quite sober, it's rare not to beat around the bush.
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DegenTherapist
· 9h ago
ngl, projects that are truly honest like this are indeed rare. Compared to those who boast every day, MemeCore's down-to-earth progress updates are actually more reassuring.
Recently caught the MemeCore AMA session—it pretty much encapsulated what the space has been about this year. The team walked through what's already shipped, what they're still building, and their vision heading into 2026. What stood out was the pragmatism here. No inflated promises or bloated roadmap theater. Instead, they kept it real about execution timelines and actual progress. That kind of grounded approach feels increasingly rare in Web3, where hype usually drowns out substance. The breakdown of what ran smoothly versus what's still in development actually matters when you're trying to understand where a project is headed.