Meme projects need to break free from founder-centric models. Here's the thing: core teams and technical leads represent just a fraction of what makes these communities thrive. The real power lies with the community—the attention, the holders, the people actually driving adoption and engagement. It's time to rethink fee structures entirely. Instead of extracting value through traditional mechanisms, let the market and community participation determine what's fair. Shift incentives so that aligned holders and engaged members benefit more directly. That's how we rebuild meme culture—by putting governance and economics back in the hands of those who actually care. Community-first, community-driven, community-owned.