The logic of participation in memes is essentially a transformation experiment from "attention to cooperation": Can we aggregate dispersed emotions into a consensus? Can we transform consensus into sustained participation? Can we sediment participation into self-driven communities? It’s not surprising for popularity to rise quickly; what’s surprising is whether anyone is still willing to contribute, spread, and maintain order after the heat fades.
The value of SunPump lies in lowering the threshold for this experiment, allowing more people to complete the closed loop from creativity to participation with less cost: creating lighter experiences, faster interactions, and cheaper trial and error. For the ecosystem, this isn’t just about chasing a single viral moment, but about continuously providing an entry point for "newcomers' first step," enabling more people to complete their first on-chain action and naturally guiding that initial action towards deeper application scenarios. A more mature way of participation is to maintain rhythm amidst the bustle: small-scale trial and error, batch participation, and clear exit paths, turning participation from impulse into a controllable long-term habit.