#CryptoScamSurge

Recently, some interesting developments have emerged in the Web3 space. According to reports, the Pump project has generated revenues of about 2 billion US dollars, not including additional revenues obtained through exchange. As part of giving back, Pump decided to allocate 1S to support projects within the ecosystem.

At the same time, the Bonk project has taken a more aggressive strategy, directly allocating 1% of protocol revenues for similar purposes. What is even more noteworthy is that members of the Bonk team are also using their own funds to strongly support the project's development.

This contrast has sparked people's thoughts on the future of meme tokens. Although some believe that meme tokens have declined, the reality may not be that simple. As a launchpad, if Pump cannot radically fix its operational model, it may indeed face a growth barrier.

In the blockchain world, everything is in a state of constant change. Like switching strains in history, the rise and fall of projects is also a natural law. When a project loses support and trust from the community, its decline seems inevitable. However, this does not mean that the entire industry is in a recession. On the contrary, it creates opportunities for new projects to emerge.