Let’s be honest — meme coins are created for one reason: to make money.
The crowd that buys into them doesn’t care about deep tokenomics, long-term vision, or economic theory. They want hype, memes, and 10x in two weeks. That’s it.
No matter how much thought you put into building a solid foundation, most people won’t stick around long enough to appreciate it. If you're aiming for something meaningful, you might want to rethink using a meme coin as the starting point — the typical audience for those just isn't aligned with that vision.
Just my two sats.
You’re not wrong! A lot of meme coins are just short-term hype machines, and many buyers are chasing quick flips. That’s the nature of the space right now, and I don’t expect that to magically change.
But I also think there’s room for something in between the extremes. On one side, you’ve got hyper-serious, complex tech projects that are inaccessible to most people. On the other, you’ve got pure memes with no substance. I’m trying to explore the middle...where it’s still fun, still meme-culture-friendly, but there’s a real structure underneath for those who want to go deeper.
Will everyone care? Probably not. But maybe enough will. And if nothing else, it’s an experiment I want to run just to see what’s possible.
Appreciate the straight talk. That helps sharpen the vision.