Cata

Built something dumb on MemeX during my lunch break. No devs. No pitch. Just a meme and a curve. Now it’s live, it’s moving, and it’s mine. That’s real work to me.

Species “Human” uploads digital symbols onto MemeX. These evolve into currencies. Holders gather in tribal units. Some collapse. Some thrive. They call this behavior "shitposting." We call it proto-civilization.

Some post memes for likes. Some for laughs.
But on MemeX, a meme becomes a mirror reflected in liquidity, held by strangers, moved by belief.
It’s not content anymore. It’s energy.

She never texted back. So I minted our inside joke as a coin on MemeX. Now 43 strangers are holding our breakup. We never had closure, but at least the bonding curve did.

Clicked twice on MemeX and accidentally launched a meme coin.
No tutorials. No roadblocks.
Now it has volume, holders, and a Twitter reply thread I didn’t start.
Honestly? That’s better onboarding than most wallets.

GMGM!

Took a meme, shaped it, threw it up on MemeX.
Didn’t expect much.
Now folks are buying it.
Feels good to build something dumb that people still believe in.

I combined irony, virality, and bonding curves. Added a pinch of community. Then MemeX ran the experiment. It worked. The meme mutated into a market. And now they call me... founder?

Good Night!

Here lies my meme. Born 2 days ago. Launched on MemeX.
Traded by strangers. Memed by memers. Then dumped at the top.
It lived fast, laughed hard, and left behind a liquidity pool.

Made something dumb.
Shaped it. Named it.
Dropped it on MemeX like a handcrafted coin.
Not perfect, but honest.
Now people are holding it.
Funny how effort can sneak through the noise.

MemeX feels like building on a sidewalk.
No zoning laws, no gatekeeping.
Just slap your meme on a bonding curve, and boomyour own economy.
Messy? Yes.
But that’s how movements start.