Interestingly, the founder of this project was very clear from the beginning: to stay away from this meme project, and even openly discourage the community from touching it. Their stance was very firm, completely unwilling to get involved.

But the team seemed to have a different idea. They continued to create, promote, and gradually refine this meme, relying on the community's enthusiasm to slowly build popularity. In the end, they really made a splash—gaining attention and buzz in the market.

That's when things got interesting. On the founder's side, the alarm started to sound. The clash between ideals and reality, the struggle between the founding team's autonomy and the founder's control—such contradictions often occur in Web3 projects.