What started as a meme taught the entire industry something about network effects, community, and accessibility that all the serious projects missed. Dogecoin proved that money is ultimately a social agreement, not a technical specification. The code is stable, the community is welcoming, and the transaction fees are negligible. But the real insight is that approachability matters—if you make something fun and usable, people will actually use it. That lesson applies to everything else in this space. There’s a deeper piece about what makes communities work, and this vault touches on exactly that dynamic.