"The Birth of a Meme" is a synonym for a specific mechanism:
A long-term, anti-involution, anti-rug meme distribution model: "10% initial distribution + 90% continuous distribution through trading volume/fees."
- Total supply: 100%
- Initially, only 10% (or less) is publicly/fairly distributed to early participants/the community.
- The remaining 90% (or the vast majority) is not pre-mined, not given to the team, not to venture capitalists, and not to market makers.
- Instead, it is released continuously, linearly, and over the long term to holders/contributors through fees/bonding curve revenue/protocol income generated from real trading volume, according to certain rules (usually time decay + trading contribution weight).
- Many also incorporate buyback and burn/burn mechanisms to create deflationary expectations.
"@origindotfun" The goal isn't to create a one-off, quick-in-and-out meme like those in a casino; it's to create a "living meme asset" that can survive a long time and grow stronger with each transaction.
To sum up "The Birth of a Meme" in the current context:
It's no longer just about how a meme becomes popular; it has become a collective term for an ideology and product template that combines anti-blitzkrieg tactics with the pursuit of longevity and sustainable distribution.
