The competitive logic in the Meme track is quietly changing. In the past, everyone focused solely on issuance speed and popularity. Now, some leading platforms are starting to implement ecosystem incubation plans, which is a more ambitious move—upgrading from a simple trading matchmaking platform to a systematic entrepreneurial incubation base.

Selecting high-quality projects for long-term support systems is far more attractive to developers than to traders. Under current market conditions, the cost for projects to go overseas alone is simply too outrageous. Being part of a systematic ecosystem not only provides exposure opportunities but also offers strategic guidance and resource linkage. In plain terms, it helps project teams solve two critical problems: how to cold start and how to survive.

This approach of building from the ground up and using resources to attract genuine builders who want to create is indeed worth paying attention to. Compared to pure trading intermediaries, this deep ecosystem binding has a more obvious effect on retaining quality creators. Ultimately, the competitiveness of the ecosystem depends on who can keep developers engaged.