Four.meme How to use AI concepts to turn the BSC chain into a sucker magical experimental field

Investors are advised to stay away from projects with no technical White Paper and no on-chain audits, be wary of KOL pyramid schemes, and recognize the essence of the platform.

Written by: Lawrence

Introduction: An Act of Art that Couldn't Even Be Bothered with "Surface Efforts"

Old investors who have been wandering in the crypto space for many years are already accustomed to the classic trifecta of project parties using PPT to draw visions, crafting stories with the White Paper, and having KOLs promote their tokens.

However, on the early morning of April 18, 2025, the SKYAI presale project launched by the Four.meme platform refreshed the industry's lower limit with the attitude of "writing perfunctorily on the face and engraving the cut of leeks into DNA." This magical drama, which combines "AI concept scamming," "rules black hole," "contract address error," and "CZ forwarding mysticism," can be regarded as the blockchain version of "The Emperor's New Clothes"—the project parties parading naked, while the onlookers insist on praising how beautiful the clothes are.

This article will analyze the Emperor's New Clothes of SKYAI from four dimensions: technological hollowing, rule black boxing, platform disqualification, and community obsession, and discuss how Four.meme has fallen from a "Meme Launchpad" to a "Chives Shredder."

Chapter One: Technical Section: When the "AI Protocol" Becomes the "Emperor's New Code"

1.1 What is the MCP Protocol? It would be better named 'Make Crypto Pretend'

SKYAI claims that its core is the MCP protocol (Machine-Contract Protocol), which supposedly enables AI to achieve "smart contract auditing," "cross-chain data tracking," and "real-time on-chain analysis." However, upon reviewing the project materials, the screen is filled with internet buzzwords such as "empower," "upgrade," and "next generation," while the specific technical details are more mysterious than Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity. This reminds one of the classic trick in e-commerce pre-sales where "model images deceive consumers, but the actual delivery is low-quality goods."

What is even more absurd is that the project team forcefully "hitches a ride" on OpenAI's Function Calling and Anthropic's Claude model, claiming to "integrate local tools into the BSC chain." But upon closer inspection, the so-called "technical breakthrough" is merely renaming the ChatGPT API interface—just like packaging "pre-sale with 45 days delivery" as "craftsmanship and slow living."

1.2 Roadmap: Support for ETH/Base chain? Why not just write 'Schrodinger's Multichain'

The roadmap of SKYAI resembles the shady operation of the e-commerce platform "pre-sale page not indicating delivery time, showing that you have to wait a month only after payment."

Obviously, the main BSC chain, but the ETH/Base support is written in the plan, which is equivalent to a restaurant selling "freshly fried crayfish", and the result tells customers: "The shrimp are still raised in the lake, you pay first, and serve it three years later". This kind of routine of "harvesting current funds with the concept of the future" even the Jiangsu Provincial Consumer Protection Committee has to call it an expert.

Chapter 2 Rules: There is no darkest, only darker "Leek Harvesting Guide"

2.1 Presale without Hard Cap: Contemporary "Ponzi Scheme" Performance Art

The pre-sale rules of SKYAI can be regarded as the "霸王条款" (bullying clauses) in the cryptocurrency world: no amount limit, no token allocation details, and the rules will only be announced after the end. This is akin to an online shopping scenario where the seller says: "Please transfer the money first, and I'll let you know what you bought when the goods arrive."

Referring to the China Consumers' Association's characterization of "ultra-long pre-sale", this kind of operation has been suspected of taking advantage of a dominant position to pass on risks, which is essentially a "standard contract bullying" for investors.

2.2 Incorrect contract address: even "professional slacking" is too lazy to act.

If the project team can mistakenly type the CA address, it's comparable to an e-commerce merchant "linking a down jacket to a short sleeve."

What's even more magical is that some in the community argue: "This is a strategy to prevent witches!" - According to this logic, a bank ATM dispensing counterfeit money could also be explained as "an innovation in anti-money laundering." This kind of rhetoric, which "packages incidents into stories," even makes Pinduoduo's "cut a slice" algorithm look inferior.

Chapter 3 Platform: How Four.meme Transforms from "Launchpad" to "Leek Incinerator"

3.1 Launching a platform for IDOs? Why not switch to selling "air coin blind boxes"

Four.meme, as a launchpad for Meme coins, was supposed to be the guardian of "fair launches," yet it personally engaged in promoting pre-sales, comparable to a Taobao seller opening a store to sell counterfeit goods.

Its behavior completely deviates from the decentralized spirit of Web3, instead replicating the monopoly tactics of e-commerce platforms that "act as both referee and player."

Referring to the previous black history of Four.meme being hacked for $15,000 due to a contract vulnerability, this time endorsing SKYAI feels more like a gambler's behavior of "desperate measures."

3.2 CZ Forwarding Mysticism: The Behavioral Economics of Contemporary "Shitcoin"

The community circulates the bizarre consensus that "certain Z loves to forward poop, just go for it and that's it," which essentially alienates investment into "forwarding lottery."

Just like the consumer mentality of "knowing it's a trap but still betting on the merchant to ship" in e-commerce pre-sales, the retail investors have long fallen into the "sunk cost fallacy": since the BSC chain is the "beast chain", why not actively become "feed" — this kind of magical realism is something even Márquez's novels wouldn't dare to write.

Chapter Four: Ecosystem: Why BSC Chain Has Become a "Magical Realism Experimental Field"

4.1 From "Innovation Center" to "Hotbed of Fraud": A Brief History of the Fall of the BSC Chain

Four.meme claims that its 4 projects have been selected for the BNB Chain's $100 million incentive program, but the SKYAI incident has exposed a deep crisis in the BSC ecosystem: heavy marketing but light on technology, heavy on traffic but light on compliance, and heavy on speculation but light on value.

This is very similar to the logic of e-commerce platforms condoning "ultra-long pre-sales"—using GMV data to please the capital market, at the cost of overdrawing consumer trust. The Jiangsu Province Consumer Protection Committee's characterization of "unfair clauses" seems perfectly in place on the BSC platform.

4.2 The Birth of the "Beast Chain": When Everyone Pretends to Play Games

The community refers to the BSC chain as the "Beast Chain", which is essentially a collective outpouring of systemic disorder. Just like the e-commerce platform tacitly allows merchants to "resell returned goods", Four.meme's indulgence of SKYAI reflects the entire ecosystem's "race to the bottom": whoever can harvest the leeks faster is the "innovation pioneer". This distorted value system has turned blockchain technology into a mere tool for "Ponzi magic".

Conclusion: Staying Alert in N Ways During the "Clown Era"

The SKYAI presale farce is essentially a microcosm of the "bad money drives out good money" phenomenon in the cryptocurrency world. When technological narratives become tools for deception, community consensus degenerates into the forwarding of metaphysics, and platform credibility succumbs to traffic anxiety.

For ordinary investors, the author's advice is only three points:

• Stay away from "Three No Pre-sales": Projects without a technical White Paper, without on-chain audits, and without clear rules are essentially P2P scams dressed in Web3 clothing.
• Beware of "KOL Pyramid Schemes": Treating CZ's retweets as investment basis is like buying financial products based on Li Jiaqi's live stream - the former could cause you losses, while the latter at least gets you a face mask.
• Recognize the essence of the platform: When Four.meme started selling "air coin blind boxes", its business model had degraded from a "service fee model" to a "scam sharing model."

You can temporarily deceive all the retail investors, and you can forever deceive some of the retail investors, but you cannot forever deceive all the retail investors—unless the retail investors voluntarily pretend to be asleep.