MemeX: A Real Carnival from Shitposts to Web3

Oh right, here's a soul-searching question: If I give you 1 million, would you eat 💩?

A proud goat strutting confidently with a smile that says "I am the GOAT"—this is the epitome of MemeX at the moment!

Recently, MemeX has taken the X platform by storm. Opening the phone, the screen is filled with 💩 elements: KOLs joking about eating 💩, bloggers seriously analyzing the color of 💩, and even some people directly sharing photos of their "productions"! A bizarre competition has kicked off, and everyone is doing their utmost to stand out in the wave of MemeX.

But here comes the problem: Has this wave of 💩 meme frenzy deviated from the original intention of MemeX? Thousands of new mouth-breathing bloggers coming in, do you really understand the essence of @MemeX_MRC20?

The essence of MemeX: Bringing authentic human voices on-chain
MemeX is not an ordinary Web3 project; it is a meme coin issuance platform based on the MemeCore mainnet.

The goal is to make it easy for everyone—whether you are a programmer or a meme enthusiast—to create, mint, and launch their own meme coin.

It combines internet meme culture with the decentralization of blockchain to create a Web3 paradise that everyone can enjoy. As Yull, the CEO of MemeX, said: "Memes are the native language of the internet, full of emotion, chaos, and human essence." The vision of MemeX is to transform these traces of human creativity into on-chain assets, giving them value.

What's even more hardcore is that MemeX is committed to combating the false phenomena in the Web3 world: fake traffic, fake interactions, and bot-generated metrics. Their PoS validation mechanism, although it sounds outrageous, is a brilliant idea.

By allowing users to prove they are real people (not AI robots) in an absurd manner, MemeX ensures that every interaction in the community is authentic and trustworthy. This mechanism not only hits the funny bone but also accurately targets the "AI army" that plagues Web3, keeping the MemeX ecosystem pure.

The Hype Effect: How MemeX Swept the Internet

The popularity of MemeX is not without reason. The MemeX Foundation, in collaboration with Kaito, has announced a major event: a reward of $700,000 in $M (MemeCore tokens) for the top 500 users on the Kaito platform's "Yapper Rankings"!

The event lasts until July 24, 2025.

The rules are simple: create memes, include topics, and come up with creativity to win bonuses. The top 30 will each receive $10,000, those ranked 51-100 will each receive $2,000, and the remaining 400 will be allocated proportionally. This has directly ignited the creative enthusiasm on the X platform, with memes, videos, and jokes flying everywhere, and the community is energized, sparking a meme war.

Users are enthusiastic about MemeX, with some calling it the "meme operating system of Web3," and others jokingly referring to it as the "on-chain digestive system," specifically filtering out AI junk content. The term "Proof of Sh*t" has sparked controversy (some find it funny, while others find it eye-watering), but it has undoubtedly become a phenomenon, driving the popularity of MemeX to continue soaring. Observations indicate that the discussion volume around MemeX-related topics has increased several times in the past month, attracting broad participation from crypto players to ordinary internet users.

Don't let the 💩 meme obscure the original intention

However, behind the popularity, there are also concerns. As the feces meme sweeps the internet, some content begins to deviate.

A rough estimate shows that over 60% of MemeX-related content is generated by AI, and the comment sections are filled with boring replies that are clearly AI-generated. 80% of meme bloggers seem to only care about chasing trends and gaining traffic, without putting in the effort to understand the essence of MemeX. The soul of a meme lies in the unique humor and creativity that only humans possess, while the monotonous "plain water" content produced by AI goes against the original intention of MemeX, which is to prove that you are a living person.

The Web3 world has never lacked illusions: bots generate interactions, KOLs package personas, and traffic is bought. However, MemeX goes against the grain, encouraging users to prove they are real people through original memes. Its reward mechanism not only causes a surge in genuine users but also fills every interaction in the community with vitality. As a user on X commented: "MemeX is not about posting poop pictures; it's about using creativity to prove you are not a machine."

The significance of MemeX: From memes to the future of Web3
The success of MemeX lies not only in the viral spread of memes but also in how it redefines participation in Web3. It allows ordinary people to easily enter the blockchain, create memes that can be put on-chain, and profit from sharing. This low-barrier, high-participation model is reshaping the ecological landscape of Web3. MemeX is not just a project; it is a cultural symbol: it uses humor to counter the coldness of AI and reality to combat the falsehoods of Web3.

So, back to that question: if I give you 1 million, would you eat shit? Perhaps MemeX wants to tell us that true wealth is not about what you consume, but about what you create. Put down the AI, pick up your creativity, and join this meme carnival!
In the world of MemeX, every meme and every laugh is proof of your existence as a real person.
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