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We've been thinking lately about how to bring https://t.co/P50JGo73zK closer to the community.

Therefore, we decided to officially launch the https://t.co/P50JGo73zK brand ambassador program.
We hope to find people who truly understand the community, sentiment, and memes, to help spread https://t.co/P50JGo73zK's culture and voice.

And Xiaoyu is the person we think is 'very https://t.co/P50JGo73zK'. 🐟

If memes are an ocean, we need top-notch 'surfers'.

We are delighted to officially appoint @vvxiaoyu8888 as the first brand ambassador of https://t.co/P50JGo73zK.

Xiaoyu, who has long been on the front lines of on-chain activity and naturally acts as a 'signal tower' on X, has an innate sense for market direction.

From capturing hot trends to decoding community sentiment, she consistently maintains a keen perception.

Starting today, she is also from https://t.co/P50JGo73zK.

Going forward, Xiaoyu will serve as our 'ecosystem translator' and 'inspiration catcher', deeply involved in brand content and market collaboration.

Those who understand the community rule the world.
She will bring https://t.co/P50JGo73zK's voice to the community and relay your most authentic feedback back to the team.

Welcome Xiaoyu to https://t.co/P50JGo73zK.
Let's stir this meme blue ocean together and elevate the BSC ecosystem to new heights.

The https://t.co/P50JGo73zK Brand Ambassador Program officially starts today.

We want to work more closely with the community, stay connected to real onchain culture, and build alongside the users who shape this space every day.

More conversations. More feedback. More building together.

# $FOUR https://t.co/9fr9Psy1Xt finally starts being itself#

A great product is never a pile of features.

When Apple removed the headphone jack, people worldwide complained, as if Cook had personally pulled the last thread of human civilization.

But after a few years, everyone realized the real difficulty wasn't adding a jack, but judging when that jack shouldn't exist.

Products are the same. Adding features is instinct, cutting features is judgment.

Recently https://t.co/9fr9Psy1Xt made an interesting adjustment: removed the AI Agent tag and withdrew the multi‑base‑coin option, which is essentially a “product lightening” for the meme launchpad.

First, the AI Agent tag. When it first appeared, I could understand it. After all, not long ago everything could be an Agent, the AI narrative was so hot that even the pancake seller downstairs seemed eager to develop skills.

https://t.co/9fr9Psy1Xt provided an entry point to identify AI projects, which in itself was fine. But the cruel part of the meme market is that once a narrative heats up, tags become tickets to ride the hype.

An AI tag was originally meant to help users identify projects, but it can become noise. Real AI isn’t necessarily more authentic because of the tag; fake AI might look more legitimate just because of the tag. It’s subtle.

If a tag doesn’t improve judgment efficiency, it’s not a feature, it’s a smoke screen.

So removing the AI Agent tag isn’t denying AI; it brings the project’s value back to the project itself.

Now about the multi‑base‑coin option.

From an ecosystem perspective, multiple base coins are friendly. CAKE, FORM, ASTER, USDC – various entry points are arranged, seeming to offer more choice and a more open ecosystem. Each ecosystem is catered to, but attention gets fragmented.

On BSC, BNB is already the strongest consensus anchor. Returning to a single BNB base token, combined with fair launch, bonding curve, and automatic listing on PancakeSwap, actually makes https://t.co/9fr9Psy1Xt’s product path cleaner.

Of course it didn’t shut the door completely. The team kept a customized channel, which I think is smart. Regular users get the shortest path, important partners get custom routes.

https://t.co/9fr9Psy1Xt’s subtraction this time shows it’s becoming clearer about who it is.

User needs change, market stages shift, and the product must evolve. The community felt AI tags were easy to abuse and multi‑base tokens confused new users, so https://t.co/9fr9Psy1Xt made the adjustment and publicly explained.

Feedback, response, communication, iteration – this closed loop looks simple.