Trust me, bro, Anselm @ blknoiz06 is a marketing genius in the Meme world, an unattainable god of marketing. Previously, the project team did marketing: Find a KOL and pay. Buying advertisements, burning money. Doing activities, no one reposts. Building a community, no one spoke for three days. Finally, the CEO sent a message: We are cooking. Then the pot burnt. Anselm is different. He directly reversed the entire marketing model. Airdrops are not welfare, they are advertising budgets. The holder is not a retail investor, but a distribution channel. The comment section is not a comment section, it is a growth team. FOMO is not emotion, it is conversion rate. Meme images are not a joke, they are free advertising materials. Everyone who wants to receive airdrops is a volunteer intern in the marketing department. The most outrageous thing is: They still don't want wages. They only need one sentence: “trust me bro, holders will be rewarded.” Then the entire network began to work. Someone is making a picture. Someone has edited the video. Someone wrote a long tweet. Someone spontaneously washed the square. Someone has started researching how to make their content more viral. Someone cursed him. Swearing and cursing, he also contributed to his exposure. This is the true Meme marketing genius. Others spend money to buy data, Anselm allows the data to queue up for work on its own. Others send airdrops for project operation, Anselm sends airdrops like the Nobel Peace Prize on the chain: Did you forward it? Reward. Did you make a picture? Reward. Did you rush into the dip? Reward. Did you just pass by and curse a few words? Thank you also for providing interactive data. So the most interesting thing about ANSEM is not just the name Meme. It's more like a social experiment: If a person has attention, chips, distribution rights, and market disputes at the same time, can he turn a Meme into an on chain marketing machine? At present, the answer seems a bit absurd. Anselm doesn't look like a KOL now. He is like a Meme CMO with a marketing budget of tens of millions of dollars across the entire network. Chief Meme Officer. When others do projects, they first have the product and then find the users. He created Meme by first turning the entire network into users, and then letting the project find him on its own. This is very abstract. But the Meme market was originally an abstract money printing machine.