Cherry.m 🐜

Human CMO of @MemeCore_m | meme | GameFi | Crypto trader | Tesla owner | game developer | data specialist | Mathematics Specialist

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

做這行的
胃食道逆流 + 頸椎病 是不是標配？

[Astros 🧑‍🚀 @astros_ag]

https://t.co/KRvBO9lMFj

[MemeCore @MemeCore_M]

We're excited to welcome @astros_ag as MemeCore's official TradFi Partner!

Meme energy meets TradFi access. The next frontier starts here.

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

@astros_ag 😍

[MemeMax @MemeMax_Fi]

🏆MAX YOUR CHAMPION 🏆

Pick the winner!
Trade hard. Win $10,101

→ Pick one nation
→ Trade $10,101 OR Quote RT to qualify
→ Correct pick + trading rank = payout🤑

48 nations. One champion.
Could be all yours

Rules: https://t.co/Mf3orWIBgB

Register: https://t.co/tomyKwaLEA

Deadline: June 11, 00:00 UTC

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

什麼都不懂 亂開卡後 先尖叫再說
但有一張很像「羊咩咩」哈哈
反正我只享受���開卡的瞬間快感

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

MemeCore_M is built around emotion.
AI is built around logic.

One could say that @MemeCore_M sits at the center of human emotion, while AI sits at the center of non-emotional intelligence.

The question is not only:
"What can AI do for MemeCore?"

But also:
"What can MemeCore do for AI?"

Can memes provide emotional context?
Can communities provide emotional value?
Can human creativity fill the gap that pure intelligence cannot?
The real challenge for MemeCore is not choosing between AI and memes, but finding the perfect way to connect the two.
Technology is evolving at an incredible pace. The world is moving forward every day.

We cannot afford to stand still.

我的家人大多都在半導體產業工作
弟弟、表哥表姐、表舅表姨，分別在台積電、聯發科、緯創、安捷倫等公司任職
照理來說，我大概也應該會在那條產業鏈裡
畢竟我大學主修的也是資訊工程

但這個家族裡的「背叛者」（笑），最後選擇了另一條路

我進入了 Web3
我從不後悔這個選擇

但這並不代表我停止學習
反而很慶幸自己身處這個時代,既擁有多年 Web3 的工作經驗，也依然保有工程師對技術與開發的熱情

現在，全世界都在��� AI 而瘋狂
而我正在思考另一個問題：
如果 AI 能夠改變世界，
那麼我們要如何讓 AI 為迷因而瘋狂？

如何讓邏輯與情緒共存？
如何讓智慧與文化相互驅動？

或許，這正是下一個值得探索的方向

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

experience one of the partner from @nvidia supply chain 🤣
王記府城肉粽 也是我最愛的！ 懂吃！

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

笑死！ 老黃的每場演講都太好玩了！
他把愛吃的餐廳都放進nvidia ecosystem map 裡 😝

[NVIDIA Newsroom @nvidianewsroom]

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is live from #NVIDIAGTC Taipei.

Big keynote news will be coming in fast. Follow along here on NVIDIA Newsroom for the latest. https://t.co/19Cdto4WDZ

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

@MemeMax_Fi what ! i thought you give me a middle finger ! hahahahaha

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

A Final Message to Someone

I chose to write this here instead of sending you a private message because I want this to be the end of whatever connection we once had.
From this point on, I no longer wish to receive any response or contact from you.

In the Web3 industry, over the past few years, maybe I didn’t teach you that much.
But at the very least, I walked part of this road with you.
And today, this will be the final lesson I leave behind for you.

This industry is smaller than most people think, which is why I’ve always said:
“Treat people well. You never know when you might need their help again.”

We used to work extremely well together.
Even after we went separate ways, there was a time when you played me during an opportunity where I genuinely tried to help your career.

Even so,every time I saw you , I still greeted you warmly.
Whenever I had the chance, I even made space for your company’s logo at events, simply because I hoped things would go smoothly for you there.

But this recent situation crossed a line for me.

When you asked me to write you a recommendation letter, I agreed without hesitation.
And I genuinely put effort into it, writing it with the mindset that I truly wanted you to get that position.

Weeks passed without any update.
I assumed things didn’t work out, so I didn’t want to awkwardly ask.
At one point, I even wondered whether my letter simply wasn’t good enough.

Then a few days ago, I heard from someone else that you had already gotten the job long ago.
Honestly, regardless of our past, the bare minimum would have been a simple message saying:
“I got in. Thank you.”

I was hurt by this for a few days.
But now I realize maybe this was simply the moment that helped me finally understand something clearly:
You are not someone worth continuing to cherish.

Moving forward, I hope we never have another opportunity to collaborate together.
Or more honestly, I won’t be giving you that opportunity again.

I sincerely hope you succeed in life. Stranger.

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

I never use "calendly". never send the calendly link to anyone.
so if you received the calendly meeting invitation from me, then it must be scam !
be careful !

( recently some people got the fake calendly invitation )

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

��美國都在瘋台灣飯糰
但他們知不知道“吃飯糰不開車 開車不吃飯糰”？
吃了飯糰開車很危險！
美國警察除了酒測之外 趕快加上”飯測“

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

memecore:native 有點酷喔～

[Nikita Bier @nikitabier]

A little Cashtag upgrade for the traders on X:
Charts and prices embedded directly into posts

$TSLA

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

來日本工作 看到這個 朋友說我應該要抽
我就抽了
但….然後呢？
我不懂 ！ 怎麼看好壞？

（對不起！ 老人不懂這個）

[Cherry.m 🐜 @Cherrytin3]

有些人看起來���是不了解
怕是英文的說明在翻譯後產生誤解
我稍微協助說明一下

原本規則：
如果你的卡包總額是X
那你必須花費0.5X的錢在交易手續費上，你才能獲得總共X的獎金

新規則：
如果你卡包總額是X
在總「交易量」超過11,111後，
你花 Y 手續費 ， 就可以領 2Y 的獎金
一直到 2Y = X

簡單來說：
卡包開到100萬的不用擔心要花50萬手續費才能領到錢
花100手續費也可以領200
花1000可以領2000
以此類推

[MemeMax @MemeMax_Fi]

You were right. We changed it.

The old MaxPack claim structure asked too much. 50% in fees just to access your own rewards — that's on us.
New structure. No gatekeeping.

→ Trade → generate fees → be eligible to claim proportionally
→ No all-or-nothing threshold
→ You take what you earn, up to the full pool

With a $20,000 prize pool:
$100 in fees → $200 claimed
$1,000 in fees → $2,000 claimed
$10,000 in fees → $20,000 claimed (max)

One condition: $11,111 in total volume during the event to qualify. (yes, the number means something)

Claim date: TBA

Your pack. Your trade. Your reward. #MemeMax