First principles view 'splitting' as rebirth; at its core, it's about choosing competition. This is the inevitable result of Binance @binance and @four_meme_ launching dual tracks. The operating mechanism is the biggest reason behind it, and this isn't something Li Ping or Zhang Ping can control. This issue will persist for a long time, and the harm is that the crypto community faces severe division, with rampant attacks and insults. I suggest Binance and @four_meme_ consider introducing a [merge] feature: two communities that emerge can vote together to merge into one token. Merging might be challenging on the execution level, but if it can truly be implemented, it could be a practical solution to the long-standing issue of splitting. It might even spark new ways to play with Meme. Who knows what surprises could come from community collisions? Just a suggestion, NFA. Let's stay united.