[BlockBeats] On December 7, a founder of a leading exchange reposted the co-founder’s opinion that “finding inspiration for token launches from tweets is a spontaneous community behavior,” and even offered a special explanation: the term DOYR can be understood as “DO YouR Meme.”
His stance is very clear— even if someone turns what we usually say into a Meme coin, that doesn’t mean we should stop people from speaking. We’ll keep tweeting whatever we want; any words that appear in our tweets do not represent an endorsement or backing of any particular meme or token symbol.
This statement is actually quite interesting, as it draws a line regarding the phenomenon of “riding the hype to launch tokens” amid the Meme coin craze— you do your thing, we’ll do ours, and the two are unrelated.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 21h ago
Meme or not meme, speak.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 21h ago
The distinction is very clear.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 21h ago
It's fine as long as you flip; just a brick mover.
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pumpamentalist
· 21h ago
The crypto trading master is about to make a move.
Founder of major exchange responds to Meme coin hype: Say whatever needs to be said, but it does not endorse any coin.
[BlockBeats] On December 7, a founder of a leading exchange reposted the co-founder’s opinion that “finding inspiration for token launches from tweets is a spontaneous community behavior,” and even offered a special explanation: the term DOYR can be understood as “DO YouR Meme.”
His stance is very clear— even if someone turns what we usually say into a Meme coin, that doesn’t mean we should stop people from speaking. We’ll keep tweeting whatever we want; any words that appear in our tweets do not represent an endorsement or backing of any particular meme or token symbol.
This statement is actually quite interesting, as it draws a line regarding the phenomenon of “riding the hype to launch tokens” amid the Meme coin craze— you do your thing, we’ll do ours, and the two are unrelated.