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Some people are going to hate this, but there’s a new daily show in town:

The Saiko Show.

Every day, the $SAIKO community will share news, talk crypto, have fun, and probably say a few things we’re not supposed to say.

Hosted by Geoff, the dev, for now.

Crypto, and more importantly memecoins, need to change.

The time of just dropping a ticker, force-feeding people with a few lines and images, is done.

We actually want to talk to people, live.

Crypto people, normies, anyone curious enough to listen, discuss, exchange views and ideas.

$SAIKO is not just a memecoin.

It’s about freedom to think, freedom of speech, dog eat dog energy, and yes, actual utilities trying to make crypto safer and better for everyone.

Come listen.

You might hate it.

You might get it.

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When the internet first started, most websites were basically digital posters.

You could look at them, read what was displayed, maybe click a few pages, but that was it. No real interaction. No real participation. You were just being fed whatever the website wanted to show you.

Then came the real shift.

Websites became interactive.

You could buy, watch, listen, comment, participate, exchange, build, share, argue, learn.

That is when the internet exploded.

And honestly, crypto promotion on X today still feels stuck in the first phase.

People drop tickers under posts like they are force-feeding readers.

THIS.
THAT.
Buy this.
Join that.

Most of the time, they do not even react to the original post. They do not engage with the person. They do not start a real conversation. They just paste the ticker and move on.

That is plain bs.

And if you translate that behavior into real life, it becomes obvious how absurd it is.

Imagine walking up to strangers in the street and shouting your ticker in their face.

Imagine writing it everywhere without context.

Would that make anyone care?

Of course not.

What would make sense is talking to people. Asking what they think. Sharing ideas. Explaining why crypto matters. Listening when they push back. Showing them that crypto is not just charts, tickers, and speculation.

Crypto is supposed to be about freedom.

It is supposed to be about exchange.

Not just financial exchange, but human exchange too.

Ideas being challenged.
Communities being formed.
People building trust without needing permission.

The same problem exists even in big projects like BTC and ETH.

The technology moves forward, yes. Developers build. Things improve. But for most normal people, crypto still feels distant, technical, and impossible to understand. They are shown things they cannot really interact with.

And with memecoins, it is even worse.

Most memecoins claim to be community-driven, but 99% of the “community work” is just ticker spam.

No thought.
No conversation.
No bond.
No culture.

That has to change.

Crypto should bring people closer together, not turn them into bots repeating tickers under every post.

And maybe there is one place where this can start moving in the right direction:

The Saiko Show.

A place where everyone is welcome to speak.
Where Saikos can discuss with other Saikos.
Where crypto becomes a conversation again.

Let’s make crypto social again.

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The craziest show, the Saiko Show!

Let's make memecoin what they were supposed to be?