š¦ Base Meme Summit Returns: The Official Platforming MemesāA Signal or Just Hype?
On October 20, Base officially announced that its community-led Meme Summit is back, describing it as āa community event for meme coins on Base.ā
š¹ Time: October 22 at 15:30 UTC (23:30 Beijing time on October 22), livestreaming on X
š¹ Agenda: Interviews with meme project leads, announcements from the Base team, and community Q&A
š¹ The official post currently has about 377 likes and 119 replies. Quite a few people are showing off pixel-art āattendee cardsā generated at hello.base.org/meme-summit
š¹ Some projects are already riding the wave: one team claims that more than 20 Base projects are joining forces to release 10,000 ālucky bags,ā with minting set to begin on summit day. Theyāre also touting a whitelist at half price.
My take: An L2ās official team dedicating a livestream to memes shows that blockchains are competing not just for developers, but also for āattentionā and community sentiment. But providing a platform doesnāt mean an official endorsement. Whatās really worth listening to is what the Base team announcesānot whoever shouts the loudest on stage.
One more reminder: ālimited-time whitelists,ā collaborative lucky bags, and phishing links tend to pop up around events like this. Double-check official accounts before minting, and donāt click unfamiliar links when emotions are running high.
Would you stay up late to catch the livestream? Do you think itās a good thing for L2s to embrace memes, or does it just fuel speculation?
#Base #Memeåø #L2 #CryptoCommunity
On October 20, Base officially announced that its community-led Meme Summit is back, describing it as āa community event for meme coins on Base.ā
š¹ Time: October 22 at 15:30 UTC (23:30 Beijing time on October 22), livestreaming on X
š¹ Agenda: Interviews with meme project leads, announcements from the Base team, and community Q&A
š¹ The official post currently has about 377 likes and 119 replies. Quite a few people are showing off pixel-art āattendee cardsā generated at hello.base.org/meme-summit
š¹ Some projects are already riding the wave: one team claims that more than 20 Base projects are joining forces to release 10,000 ālucky bags,ā with minting set to begin on summit day. Theyāre also touting a whitelist at half price.
My take: An L2ās official team dedicating a livestream to memes shows that blockchains are competing not just for developers, but also for āattentionā and community sentiment. But providing a platform doesnāt mean an official endorsement. Whatās really worth listening to is what the Base team announcesānot whoever shouts the loudest on stage.
One more reminder: ālimited-time whitelists,ā collaborative lucky bags, and phishing links tend to pop up around events like this. Double-check official accounts before minting, and donāt click unfamiliar links when emotions are running high.
Would you stay up late to catch the livestream? Do you think itās a good thing for L2s to embrace memes, or does it just fuel speculation?
#Base #Memeåø #L2 #CryptoCommunity