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I believe brothers who’ve played with Meme coins all have this question: Why do most Meme coins have such short lifespans? Because their economic models are almost all the same: Buy → Pump → FOMO → Sell → Death Even the latest “coin stock” Meme projects don’t offer anything interesting in terms of economic design. If the next generation of Meme coins aims not to create FOMO, but instead to make holders increasingly reluctant to sell, while also attracting new participants to keep joining, what should it look like? I’ve thought about this for a long time, and I’ve designed what I believe is currently the most interesting Treasury Meme economic model. I believe a Meme coin can build long-term value by continuously accumulating real-world assets. Starting tomorrow, I’ll break down this entire economic model in this thread—everyone is welcome to join the discussion.

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