Stayed up late last night to review some trades, and a friend sent me a screenshot: he casually did 10 small interactions on MemeCore, and suddenly a 'MaxPack' popped up. When he opened it, he even got some M tokens. At first, I thought it was just a gimmick, but after checking, I realized—this is @MemeMax_Fi's pre-launch event, where they gamify transaction behavior. This time, I’m not just looking at whether they’re 'giving away money.' The devs think the core lies in three points: 1) Closing the loop between 'on-chain activity → verifiable packs/points,' making incentives cleaner; 2) Binding it with MemeCore’s M token. The team has already announced receiving 300 million M tokens in ecosystem funding, which makes the financial backing more solid; 3) Using MaxPack to attract new users first, then guiding them toward deeper contract interactions and real transactions—more reliable than just leaderboard farming. Based on the event page and community testing: roughly every 10 interactions on MemeCore ≈ 1 MaxPack, which might contain M/MAXI/whitelist spots, etc. The personal cap is reportedly around 500 packs (refer to the official page for details). The devs’ approach: start with small transactions to test the process, record costs and hit rates; then evaluate the expected returns from the packs and whether the points will carry over to the mainnet. Don’t FOMO, DYOR, and manage your positions. If this really turns into a 'meme perp + incentive engine,' this could be a new entry point from the perspective of 'behavior.' #MemeMax #MemeCore