Quote from: Marvelman on Today at 12:49:15 AM

I don't have anything against meme coins, as long as they aren't scams. But let's be real - thats a big if! So many ride the hype train of humor and celeb shout-outs without actually offering real-world use or planning for the future. Sure, some lucky ducks have scored big wins. but for most folks, the 15 minutes of fame fizzle and they're left clinging to worthless bags of digital dust.

Personally I find the "lambo overnight" fantasies around meme coins kind of uncomfy. Investing should be thoughtful, not fingers crossed that a viral tweet might jack up your portfolio. But hey, to each their own. Some folks have fun playing the hype cycles. For me, I prefer coins with fundamentals over fleeting fame. But who knows maybe I'm missing out on those sweet lottery gains.

"Lambo overnight" is just a fantasy, nothing more. I mean, it's possible, but it's a 1 chance in 10,000,000. If people want to buy stupid funny stuff and lose their money - that's fine, if they understand that. If someone is really thinking about getting money there - he has some problems. I just prefer to avoid this market.