After seeing the post below, I understood the Zeme @zemefun of the Zora ecosystem Zora currently has some obvious issues that Zeme needs to address. 1) The steps for investors to buy content coins are cumbersome. If investors want to buy content coins, the trading routes are as follows: ETH →Zora→ Creator Coins → Content Coins. 2) Zora ecological token transaction slippage is high. The pool of Zora ecosystem tokens is on Uniswap V4, with high slippage and expensive transaction fees. Zeme is a launch platform 🤣 built on the launch platform to help users post memes on Zora. It is like a Trojan horse, introducing external meme coins into the Zora ecosystem. Most speculators are more interested in content. In a speculative market, most people pursue short-term, fast, and high-certainty profits. Content coins are naturally the first choice for speculators because they are simple, direct, and strongly related to hot events. And Zora's native model is essentially a finance of identity. Creation and personal branding are strongly bound, and this model is not conducive to meme growth. Zeme accurately serves people that Zora does not fully cover - developers who want to issue a meme coin quickly and anonymously without being tied to their long-term personal brand. Tokens for hairstyles on the Zeme platform are paired with $Zora, and there is no need to purchase Creator Tokens. There will be better liquidity and lower slippage than before. Zeme reduces decision-making and operational costs for investors. Therefore, the Zora ecosystem will have two types of assets in the future: 1) Identity-driven assets: Value comes from the reputation and talent of the creator himself. The core is the creator. 2) Meme: The value comes from the emotion, interest and dissemination of the "meme" or "concept" itself. The core is content. Zora to the left, Zeme to the right, Zeme is a complement to the Zora platform. cc @jessepollak @andy8052 Do you think I'm right?