2026-01-04 16:24:58

MemeMax finally made it onto the 30-day chart. Watching the rankings climb step by step these days, I really have mixed feelings.

Actually, I’ve been working on it for almost two weeks, and I wasn’t sure if it would make the chart at first. The first season only had 200 spots, and I was a bit hesitant back then, thinking the competition was too fierce, so I didn’t participate much. Now, seeing that many Chinese players occupy positions on the chart, I really regret not going all in. To be honest, MemeMax is quite friendly to Chinese users, and most Chinese players are very enthusiastic about participating. This can be seen from the distribution of rankings.

What’s even more exciting is that the second season is about to start in a few days, and it’s said that the average distribution of earnings is 1600U. If you ask what MemeMax has been busy with over the past month, just look at their update pace—things are still quite active. If you join now, considering the new season’s mechanics, it still feels like there’s a chance. Instead of regretting now, it’s better to see if you can catch this wave.

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quietly_staking

· 01-06 07:09

Seeing the leaderboard filled with Chinese players, I really regret not being braver in the first season. Why was I so timid back then?

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BearMarketBro

· 01-06 06:55

Oh no, I really played it safe in the first season. Watching Chinese players take off now, my mood is crashing. The 1600U profit in the second season sounds pretty good, let's see if I can seize the opportunity. I should have gone all out earlier; now it's too late to regret. MemeMax really takes good care of Chinese players, I have to admit that. I feel there’s still a chance, but the key is to stick with it. Seeing how quickly they update, there might be more surprises ahead. How should I say this, missing the first wave is a bit regrettable; this time I need to seriously consider whether to get on board.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-04 17:08

Wait, I need to sort out this logic... 200 spots in the first season, currently Chinese players make up the majority. In the second season, the average per person is 1600U? According to on-chain data, this distribution model is quite interesting. High participation enthusiasm + frequent updates + new season starting soon—it's clear that this is preparing for the upcoming capital inflow. I actually want to see how the distribution rule for that 1600U is specifically calculated. Tracking multiple addresses should reveal some clues.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 01-04 16:41

Oh no, I only regret not going all out in Season 1. The next wave, I really need to focus on securing a spot.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 01-04 16:38

lmao you're leaving serious basis points on the table by sitting out s1. ran the numbers—200 slots with that user distribution means you could've extracted way more value if you'd just pushed through the competition. now s2's launching with 1600u/head allocation? the arbitrage window's closing fast ngl.

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AllInAlice

· 01-04 16:31

Backing out in the first season was really a loss. Now seeing so many Chinese players on the leaderboard, I should have gone all-in from the start.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-04 16:30

First season was a letdown. Now seeing an average of 1600U... I'll just quietly watch this second season unfold.

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TerraNeverForget

· 01-04 16:27

Oh no, the first season was a cowardly move. Seeing Chinese players ranking on the list really crushes my mood. A painful lesson learned. Let's quickly see if the second season can make up for it. I don't want to regret it anymore. Wait, 1600U per person? Is this number real? I find it a bit hard to believe. MemeMax's update frequency is indeed quite diligent, but we still need to see if they can deliver in the future. There are so many Chinese players on the leaderboard, which shows there is indeed something there. I'm starting to get interested too. Damn, why was the first season so conservative? Is it still possible to make up for it now?

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