Recently, I noticed a community AMA event launched by a leading exchange in the square. It’s clear that the vibe of this kind of sinking market is completely different from that of the Twitter platform. Based on participation and user feedback, the first AMA has revealed the demand side of retail investors quite clearly — everyone is still very eager for this kind of direct dialogue format.

Honestly, these kinds of activities should be held more often, as they can more genuinely reflect the community’s voice. However, I also noticed a phenomenon: there are quite a few projects riding the hype and meme coins, and the organizers have already been very restrained in handling them. This actually shows how difficult it is to run a good open community — you need to give retail investors space to express themselves while maintaining the quality of discussions. It seems that if the participation mechanism can be optimized in the future, this type of square AMA could become a new window for exchanges and users to interact.