Murad understood the vision, which is why I was one of the first 5 accounts he shouted out early in the cycle before $SPX came into the picture. And just to be clear, this isn't me talking shit about $SPX, but the truth is he only had half of it right. That half was the community aspect. You have a large group of "all-in" type people who log in and go to war for their thing. They rarely talk about any other tokens. Let's just keep it at that (1/2). He botched the second half of the vision. We've really only had one monumental & explosive meta shift in the current cycle. If you've been logging in every day, you'd know. The key to recognizing that meta shift? You see some actors/participants try to run up inorganic tokens within meta to profit on the hype. Hint: the top few memes on all chains are not dogs or frogs or fucking anything else besides cats. -> $MOG on ETH -> $TOSHI on Base -> $KET on AVAX -> $WIKI, $CAT on BNB -> $PURR on Hype The list goes on and on and on and on. On Solana, we had the very first iteration of an organic, CTO'ed strictly cat meme token (in history) that successfully gave the rest of these cats any type of motion: $POPCAT. $MOG is a great culture-type token on its own; recall how they changed their icon into a cat emoji to feed on some of the cat-themed success. Not a jab, just the truth. Following the success of $POPCAT, we had cabal types try to run up $MEW, $WEN, $MANEKI, $CAT -> 0 community, 0 organic holders, 0 loyalty. Just a few figures with a bankroll, max greed, and some traders looking to profit on a short-term trade. The problem with an approach like this is that your holder base is 1) either fake or 2) nomadic. If a new thing comes along, they are the first to jump ship. Community is only one half of the pie; current meta is the other. $POPCAT fulfills both in a way that is so obvious, you'll question your sanity when the prophecy fulfills.