I've bought a lot of bags from bagsapp. At the time, I thought this model was so damn genius! Westerners really understand human nature. Like, for example, you're an artist or a celebrity, and someone helps you issue a token. You don't have to do anything—just claim it or take a handling fee, and then the token can be traded (assuming it's tied to a widely recognized IP). For instance, previously there were pepe (bags on the Solana chain, not the secondary market ones), dog, nyan. Back then, liquidity was indeed good, and just a response from the creator could push it to tens of millions. But the problem with this model is that it easily morally pressures the creators, and most of these creators lack experience, so it often ends up being a mess in the end. It's clear that @cyodyssey genuinely wants to do something meaningful. I hope this situation doesn't affect them too much. I think the current issue is that there's too little to trade on BSC, so people are forcing angles on these things. In the AI era, even enheng is using AI to build their own tools. If you want to do GameFi, NFTs, or Web2 tools, go for it. Be a content creator, not just a content consumer. Elon Musk said that in five years, people won't need to save money anymore because material wealth will be greatly abundant. By then, content creators will be even more important. I suggest starting now—become a content creator. For example, my dream is to become a 'foodie'.