I would personally use a lot of memes because Gen-z communicates in memes and slang. I would personally put infographics, make 'if doge coin was a family dinner', with a fun hook to make it simple to compare and understand how crypto works.

I’d make TikToks that grab attention in the first 3 seconds with a fun hook like: memes are literally shaping the future of money 👀💸. Then, I’d use quick transition clips to keep the viewers attention, trending sounds + meme sound effects to be funny, and bold moving captions that matches pace of speech. This show how Dogecoin started as a joke but turned into a movement, and then introduce Anoncoin as the first launchpad on DogeOS in a simple, hype way. The videos would mix memes, education, and community energy so viewers not only learn but also feel excited to join in. Each one would wrap with a clear call to action like “Follow @anoncoinit 🚀” to drive real engagement.

I feel like study with me, what's your GPA in a group (then asking what they use, 4.0 student says Fellowers.ai), create day in life as an intern using note taking app when they are zoning out in a meeting, even having funny videos where someone is napping or taking a shower when followers.ai is taking such great notes and they come back like they were in the meeting the whole time