Quote from: PrivacyOui on Today at 11:32:35 AM

When it comes to memecoins, it needs to be mentioned: Most "Memecoins" are not even coins, most "Memecoins" are tokens.

Who the hell is saying that if meme was a coin? I think that if you must understand that if sometimes it's not a lot of people are caring so much about whether meme is a coin or token. They were calling it based on what they wanted.

Quote from: PrivacyOui on Today at 11:32:35 AM

Often, it is just a marketing move to designate a crypto asset as "Coin" but in reality, it's a token.

I think that you don't get it. There were some meme coins that are really coins like doge coin. This coin owns his own blockchain.
It's not all of meme was token but some are coins with their own native blockchain.

Quote from: PrivacyOui on Today at 11:32:35 AM

A coin is based on its own, unique Blockchain, like Bitcoin, Litecoin or Dogecoin
A token is based on an existing Blockchain, like Ethereum tokens (for most ICOs) or based on BNB (for many Memecoins).

Have you ever forgot that if doge coin was a meme? I think you forget that. The better for you to go to the doge coin thread and see the main purpose of doge coin creation more than a decade ago.

Quote from: PrivacyOui on Today at 11:32:35 AM

And today, most "Memecoins" are not even coins, most "Memecoins" are tokens. Keep in mind when investing.

True. Majority were tokens but doge coin is a coin.