Bnbchain has a strong connection to the Chinese community, so it's naturally hard for something like Ansem to emerge here. However, that doesn’t mean it’s impossible for a project to break through the ceiling. As of now, Mame is definitely doing the best. I wasn’t a fan of the early whitelist system myself, because this mechanism almost made it impossible for me to grab more tokens (everyone is selfish, and I’m no exception). But from another perspective, it also means there’s less sell pressure and fewer profit-takers. Honestly, once a project on Bnbchain surpasses a $3M market cap, the buying power has little to do with the active players in the mid-tier crypto Twitter space. The subsequent buyers are usually long-term, silent diamond hands, old money just dabbling in on-chain projects, or dormant addresses from who-knows-where offline. Ansem once thought Sol would struggle to produce another $100M+ project. Let’s give Mame some patience too. @mamebnb