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Nahh fam. Nobody cares about Higher being open source. I think all of this is delusion. People thought the token name is funny and they believed that other people believed that the token name is funny. I think the author fundamentally misunderstands that it was their work or branding that made the token go up. This was just marginally related. Anyways, now that belief is gone because everyone was advertised to already. So unless there‘s a bigger group where this equation becomes true again, I don‘t see how Higher will go… higher
The meme and the ticker was very good. What brought me there is the visual quality of their memes which was much higher (pun intended) than the rest of the memecoins, plus the community meetup in LA was very nice - felt like a lot of creative people were a part of it. I also learned that some community members wanted to build a Supreme-like clothing brand around Higher which was interesting but I didn't give it big chances of success as it's a very hard thing to pull off. I imagine that once the token stopped going up, some of the community members redirected their efforts to other memecoins. So I second your opinion that open source is not what people care about here.