What is a pattern? MemeMax provides the most straightforward answer through action. Many projects love to create a complicated process for airdrops: first a snapshot, then wait for review, announce the list, and finally say something like "we'll send it later" or "see you next season," gradually draining users' time and patience. MemeMax does the opposite, completing the snapshot and distribution on the same day, with no waiting in between and no various excuses. The reason behind this is simple: respect users' time, don't leave contributions hanging, and don't create a sense of presence through delays. If you trade today, you can open a card pack today, receive rewards today, sell if you want, or pull if you want, and everything is fulfilled on the same day. This speed is not about showing off skills; it's about attitude—being sincere to the community and having confidence in one's ecosystem. Last time, everyone received rewards and directly pumped the market; this time, it probably won't be any different, as history has proven. Saying a thousand things is not as good as getting it credited immediately. What MemeMax achieves is: if they say it, they give it; if they give it, they give more. This is what is called a pattern.