I remember when Neiro first became a hot topic, the first to react was the Solana chain with the fastest PVP speed. A disk with the same name immediately appeared on http://Pump.Fun, and the dispute over uppercase and lowercase letters also broke out on Solana at the beginning. The deployment time of the two Neiro chains on the ETH mainnet was even half a beat slower.
But everyone knows what happened later. Solana PvP was really serious, liquidity came and went quickly, and Neiro's popularity began to shift to the ETH mainnet, where player retention was longer-lasting.
The biggest point of controversy in the circle is whether the exchange is using conspiracy to cut retail investors' leeks. A large number of KOLs and big Vs have jumped out to accuse the exchange of inhumane practices.
Because Binance caused a controversy over the listing of Neiro coins in uppercase and lowercase letters, many people began to extrapolate the argument that meme coins can only be traded in uppercase and lowercase letters and punctuation, and that meme coins are doomed.
The essence of the dispute over uppercase and lowercase letters is the "confrontation between the community and the conspiracy group." In the long run, Laobihe believes that only meme coins that focus on the dissemination of meme culture, meme brand building, and community culture cultivation can ultimately succeed and have the opportunity to cross the cycle.
Since we cannot change the overall environment, we must learn to adapt to it, participate in pvp, and enjoy pvp.
