In the past, many memes were more like capturing hot topics, controlling fundraising, pretending to build communities, and secretly distributing chips. Simply put, it's just Zhuang and individual investors playing cards in a small black room. Retail investors think they are looking at the candlestick, but in fact, they are looking at the dealer's hand. But the interesting thing about this round of ANSEM is that it seems to be turning Meme into another game: Control funds are no longer completely hiding under the table. Who is the front desk, how to talk about chips, who will shout, and how the community will respond, many things have been put on the table. Previously, chips were stored in a dark box. Nowadays, chips are more like marketing expenses. Previously, it was Zhuang pulling the plate, with individual investors taking over. Now it's Zhuang 关键意见领袖 Community, imitation board, and onlookers gather at the table to play games with each other. This is much more complicated. Previously, Meme was like a night market stall: You don't know what the boss's kitchen is cooking, all you see is the waiter serving a plate of "ancestral bestsellers". This round of ANSEM is more like moving the pot to the middle of the lobby to stir fry. How much the fire is on, who is holding the spoon, who is shouting the wheat, who is queuing, everyone can see a part of it. But don't be naive either. Clear signs do not equal fairness. The clear card only indicates that this game is more suitable for spreading. Because the biggest fear on the chain is not that everyone knows there is a village. The biggest fear on the chain is that Zhuang hides too deeply, the community plays too fake, and individual investors don't even know who they are playing cards with. The core change of ANSEM is to transform Meme from a "single line game between the village and individual investors" to a multi-party complex game. This is the most worthwhile place to see today. Here's the question: Can this model be sustained and replicated?