The competitive logic in the Meme track is undergoing a noticeable shift. In the early days, the focus was on issuance speed and rapid expansion. Now, more and more platforms are starting to develop ecosystem incubation plans, which essentially represent a transition from purely traffic matchmaking platforms to industry incubators.

This shift has a more profound significance for project teams. By screening and providing long-term support to high-quality projects, it not only helps developers solve the most challenging cold start problems but also ensures the long-term lifecycle management of projects. In the current market environment, the cost of acquiring customers independently is exorbitantly high. Integrating into a systematic ecosystem resource network—whether for traffic support or strategic guidance—fundamentally helps project teams share costs and reduce risks.

Compared to a simple matchmaking transaction model, this deeper resource binding is indeed more effective in attracting and retaining truly capable Builders. Starting from infrastructure to support community development is a strategy worth paying attention to.