Some people might think that the name "Bird Coin" sounds a bit silly and not very serious. That's exactly the effect I want; I think "Bird Coin" is the perfect name—it's catchy, easy to remember, and has a bit of humor, abstraction, and depth. The most important thing about a meme is its spread; it's about making others aware, making it easy for them to remember, and the awareness itself is a form of value, rather than just pushing people to buy. I believe that trying to get people to buy coins is the dumbest, slowest, and worst way to spread the word. Everyone knows about Bitcoin and Dogecoin, but how many do you have? Are you still buying them now? I believe the vast majority of people wouldn't, but that doesn't affect their value at all. Many people try to make memes look like those serious projects, creating chains, ecosystems, empowering, and narrating, but in the end, it’s not really useful. Memes should be pure, light-hearted, entertaining, and cultural. This can also effectively prevent short-term intense FOMO. If a project has a strong FOMO effect in the short term, it’s not far from failure. We at Bird Coin want to take a long-term approach with our unique Bird Coin community, so Bird Coin is just a Bird Coin, highlighting the profound richness of Chinese culture. Bird Coin has value = Bird Coin has no value. Who would go all-in on such a Bird Coin, right? As long as everyone looks at Bird Coin with a relaxed and normal mindset, and as long as we have more and more volunteers for airdrops, and more and more people in the community, gaining greater influence, then the success of Bird Coin is just a matter of time. However, I hope that this time is as slow as possible. 🦜