An interesting phenomenon in the BSC ecosystem construction: meme culture is becoming increasingly popular, but it is also crucial to consider its development direction. On-chain community managers actually share the same hope—that BSC can nurture a grassroots culture that truly belongs to everyone and is full of vitality.
However, there are also nuances. Even for those deeply involved in meme communities and understanding internet culture, it is important to stay sober: entertainment is one thing, participation requires caution. Especially regarding sensitive matters like token sales, project teams need to draw clear boundaries. Having a sense of internet awareness does not mean you need to get involved; having influence actually requires more restraint. This attitude, in fact, is the greatest respect for the community—allowing culture to return to the community itself, rather than becoming a marketing tool.
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An interesting phenomenon in the BSC ecosystem construction: meme culture is becoming increasingly popular, but it is also crucial to consider its development direction. On-chain community managers actually share the same hope—that BSC can nurture a grassroots culture that truly belongs to everyone and is full of vitality.
However, there are also nuances. Even for those deeply involved in meme communities and understanding internet culture, it is important to stay sober: entertainment is one thing, participation requires caution. Especially regarding sensitive matters like token sales, project teams need to draw clear boundaries. Having a sense of internet awareness does not mean you need to get involved; having influence actually requires more restraint. This attitude, in fact, is the greatest respect for the community—allowing culture to return to the community itself, rather than becoming a marketing tool.