Quote from: justdimin on August 20, 2025, 06:55:31 PM

Quote from: MainIbem on August 19, 2025, 10:36:21 AM

I think i support your reply, 2030 is just 5 years from now and so far those listed Memecoins are doing pretty cool compared to the rest moreover they're not Bitcoin so we never can tell what might happen on the long run although they've shown that they've got good potential but it's not in our power to decide what they'll be like in the future we can only keep our fingers crossed and buy them when we feel and sure it's the right time to profit from them, you can add DOGE to what you're holding mate, it's doing pretty well and won't regret it in this bull run.

Even in 5 years, memecoins will not do that great. Existing is different than doing great, yes they will exist, but far lower marketcap than what we have right now. It is not going to be that great, we are going to end up with a better result with time, so we should not be expecting it to do that great.

Obviously this is going to be something that will take some time, but because this is not the greatest point right now, we should not be expecting it to be great. So being outside of top 100, is still "existing" technically, and half of it will be outside of it. Maybe doge can still do fine, because no matter what happens, doge still survives, so maybe that can survive, but I expect no other memecoin to exist at all.

Yeah and if you look at the market historically every cycle introduces new hype coins and projects most of which shine for a short while then fade away leaving only a few survivors people forget that so many coins that were top 20 back in 2017 or 2018 are now nowhere to be found or sitting way outside the rankings memecoins are even more vulnerable to that because they don’t build sustainable ecosystems they mostly rely on trends memes and temporary excitement.Another thing is investor behavior as time goes on more people learn from past cycles and they tend to put their money in assets that show more stability and utility so the shift naturally favors projects that solve real problems or at least maintain long term value propositions doge might continue being a cultural token but the rest are unlikely to hold investor attention once the cycle matures.

Also regulation could hit harder in the next few years and memecoins will likely be among the first to get affected since they don’t have strong foundations or real world use cases governments won’t take them seriously and that could limit their growth even further so in the long run saying that most memecoins won’t exist or will shrink drastically isn’t negativity it’s just how the market works.If someone really wants exposure to memecoins it should be treated like short term plays during hype periods not like long term holdings because the odds are stacked against them while bitcoin Ethereum and a few other solid projects have proven their resilience over multiple cycles most memecoins won’t get that privilege.