I still remember taking pictures of @ RealGoOfficial's Bus during Hong Kong Blockchain Week at the beginning of the year. At that time, it was already quite bear flavored, and I was deeply impressed by the project team who was able to invest heavily in the Bus. Later, when I returned to Australia, I found out that Founder was just a golf friend I had played with before. He has always been low-key and down-to-earth. After a careful conversation, I learned that this project had been ongoing for several years and had successfully transitioned from Gamefi to the Meme track. The data was quite impressive, and there were already hundreds of thousands of active players overseas. Setting aside the fact that they are all based in Melbourne, I think Old Bai's view of Realgo is very similar to mine: it is a genre that is very different from traditional Gamefi, and if we have to belong to Gamefi, I think it is at least much more dynamic than other games. Because it is a game that everyone can catch all kinds of meme coins just like the "treasure hunting and dream fairies". Compared with the traditional Gamefi, which builds a plate in its own game and also eliminates foam by itself, Realgo has external blood supply from the beginning, such as the support of YGG BGA, the token cooperation of Pepe, Pengu, Floki and other traditional Memes. In other words, it's more like a marketing tool for memes - do you want your memes to quickly acquire hundreds of thousands of real players from home and abroad? Do old memes want to maintain their popularity and brand exposure? Do you want to gain users who are not just for sex games, but also have community stickiness? These Realgo can be quickly implemented. So as long as the meme track hasn't completely stalled (it's been a low point lately, but it's still much better than other tracks that have been proven fake), then Realgo has the potential to rise with meme. This should also be my last chance to give Gamefi projects