The current Web3 is full of hype, with L2, L3, and new paradigms all over the place, but in reality, most of the launched projects still follow old routines, just changing the shell, issuing a coin, creating some buzz, and then dropping to zero.

This statement simply punctures the bubbles of many projects.
He doesn't want to play this kind of superficial "skin-changing game" anymore.

The key is that what Yell talks about is not just a product, but a philosophy:
MemeX is not just another marketing-driven launchpad team, nor is it the typical project that issues coins to profit off unsuspecting investors and then runs away.

What they want to do is:
In an era where AI and robots are everywhere, create a space for real users that makes "people" themselves valuable assets.

Proof of 💩 This gameplay is their way of practicing this concept:
Instead of relying on KYC that exposes personal identity information, prove that you are a real person, not a machine, using privacy-protecting methods.

This means:
They do not want to repeat the kind of short-term hype and harvesting associated with Meme 1.0.

What they want to create is Meme 2.0 - a viral ecosystem based on real people, real data, and real motivation.

The last sentence is quite intriguing:
"Don't take it too seriously, relax and enjoy the process."

That is to say, don't just focus on the profits from the beginning; this is not a casino, but a laboratory.
You are not here to harvest leeks, but to participate in a new attempt at game design.

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In short, MemeX aims to use sincerity and innovation to carve out a path that is completely different from other projects.
If you're interested, why not give it a try and experience this "real human-driven Web3 new way to play"!