The vitality of this project is surprising. Looking back, the face bread cat behind it is nothing new—it sparked a craze in online culture circles as early as 2011, from Facebook cover photos to a tribute in South Park, and with 220 million views on TikTok, you can see how top-tier this IP really is.

The truly interesting part is the community. During the 21-month autonomous development cycle, active discussions and interactions with official accounts can be seen every day. There are no marketing tricks, only pure consensus-driven efforts. This is what people call a "diamond hand"—not a get-rich-quick story, but a long-term value with deep cultural heritage.

Over a decade of cultural accumulation combined with recent community operations has created a truly different effect. From memes to on-chain assets, what lies between is trust and cultural recognition.