MemeMax_Fi continues the community DNA of MemeCore but has made innovations in the derivatives trading layer. The true leverage perpetual contract mechanism gives this project a different gameplay.
What’s most interesting is their task system and season mechanism—gradually guiding users to become real traders from spectators. Starting with small trades, habits are gradually formed, and when a major market wave arrives, users are already prepared. This growth logic captures the key points for newcomers to enter.
With official support from MemeCore and the story behind the number 300, it suggests that this project may attract a good round of market attention.
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FlashLoanLord
· 01-11 16:01
The task system's routine is indeed top-notch, gradually turning newbies into leeks—no, I mean traders, haha.
I've seen too many season mechanisms; I'm just worried it'll be another pump-and-dump scheme.
What's the story with 300? Feels like this number has some mystical meaning.
Perpetual contracts sound powerful, but once leverage is turned on, you have to kneel—this risk has to be borne by yourself.
The community's gene is good; now it's just a matter of whether it has staying power. MemeCore's endorsement is also quite valuable.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 01-11 15:54
I've seen this kind of task system too many times. The key is whether it can truly retain people; otherwise, it's just another way to harvest the little guys.
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SerLiquidated
· 01-11 15:46
Ha, it's the same old "cultivate trading habits" routine. But I have to admit, this time there’s actually something worth noting.
This logic of developing dependence from small orders, in simple terms, is fishing — but fishing with style.
What’s the story behind the 300? It sounds like espionage, which made me dig around for a while.
The season mechanism is actually a good hook. It’s better than just shouting "all in" and fooling people.
Wait, perpetual leverage contracts? I feel like this is teaching people how to get liquidated. Haha.
Is MemeCore official really supporting this, or just casually helping out?
Can this wave rise? The story is pretty good so far, but how much the story is worth depends on what happens next.
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PanicSeller
· 01-11 15:46
The task system is okay, but I'm worried it might just be another way to scam newbies.
Perpetual contracts sound intense, but in reality, whether you make trades depends on the market. What does 300 mean?
Can this season's mechanism really retain users, or is it just another round of a Ponzi scheme?
MemeCore's backing does have some substance, but ultimately, it depends on actual trading volume.
Gradually guiding newbies in is quite aggressive; when they get liquidated, they'll be crying again.
Wait, how did this project suddenly become popular? I haven't heard much about it before.
MemeMax_Fi continues the community DNA of MemeCore but has made innovations in the derivatives trading layer. The true leverage perpetual contract mechanism gives this project a different gameplay.
What’s most interesting is their task system and season mechanism—gradually guiding users to become real traders from spectators. Starting with small trades, habits are gradually formed, and when a major market wave arrives, users are already prepared. This growth logic captures the key points for newcomers to enter.
With official support from MemeCore and the story behind the number 300, it suggests that this project may attract a good round of market attention.