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.
I agree with him, we would definitely see all memecoins as something that would only be done by devs to make money and nothing more. I have to realize that this will become a lot more problematic if people keep on doing the same thing then it would not make sense. Think about it, devs only do it to make money for themselves and they do not care about it at all, so it makes no sense for investors to keep investing into it.
That isn't a reasonable approach, so we can't really put this into investors since if they can find a way to improve then we are going to change things a lot further. If we do that, like keep investing, then we are only going to make money for them and nothing will be good for us at all.