Quote from: AbuBhakar on Today at 04:49:55 PM

A community of bunch of traders bonding together for a pump and dump token? I don’t consider it a community if everyone is just screaming to buy and not sell so that they can sell on higher price using other member liquidity. This community only talk about the price and how to shill this useless token by faking its benefits to the public.

There’s no winning in meme coin in reality because all meme coin investors is just deceiving each other about “the good future” of the coin while in reality there’s nothing to look forward on this token aside from bunch of people expecting to pump and dump for quick gains.

I don't like this coin, but this in case does not mean I would never buy it.

I don't know this very community. In general, the kind of community you describe is the very community one would expact for a casino-coin. This are no fun communities, like a lot of communities are no fun, but it is a community. Now, if these people for example develop a stable-coin at 0,01 USD cent and create a decent backing, most of all when they create a kind of backing which is appealing to the crowd in that community, then they have instrumental utility.

Also over the years the people inside the community should have a better understanding of how the coin behaves on the markets then gamblers and also people who trade on intuition have outside this community. Of course, in chapters of this community where everyone yells "Buy buy buy!" a lot of these people are not buying themselves. People inside the community who buy whenever everyone yells "buy" will be broke at certain moment. So over the years, the community gets stronger. (Not in a good way but in some way.)

The key thing to look at is: do they have the kind of techical development which is appealling to the community? Plus do they know how to promote it?

This coin has a head-start, so they have a chance to stick around.

But I don't have any plans to buy it. I hardly ever buy memecoins anyway.