Someone made money on Kurumi, but then lost on other projects. The underlying logic behind this is worth pondering.

To put it simply, Kurumi's core advantages are these three points: no manipulators controlling the market, no big V endorsements, and no false promises of wealth effects. This may sound like a disadvantage, but in fact, it is the opposite.

What is true construction? It is that at the moment when the price drops to zero, there is still a group of people坚持推广、宣传、构建共识基础. Participants who only engage in games on various platforms will never understand this. Those high-and-mighty KOLs definitely won't get it either.

Promoters who stay up late to get IVs or lie in bed recovering, they demonstrate what faith truly means through their actions. They don't rely on wealth effects to attract, nor do they depend on big V endorsements. Instead, they are driven by the most simple community willingness and grassroots consensus. This is exactly what the Meme coin track truly needs. Kurumi's story may rewrite people's understanding of the Meme ecosystem.