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I really not interested in those memes coins, I don't even have a thought to get close to them. I always love projects with great fundamentals, utility, trustful team members, and have a clear goal in their roadmap. By this, I can leave my assets peacefully, and even though there will be some pump and dump I don't need to worry to get rugged. And if still, I got rugged then there will be no regret because I invested based on my own faith. For me, memes coin don't have a sense of art in developing and it's dull just to gain profits without real effort. It's only me though, I still respect those who want to gain profits from memes coin.
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Right now I'm really bullish about Ecowatt. If you haven't known about what Ecowatt is, it's basically a project that aims to make crypto green. It's a governance token fully backed by the economic output of green power, which is 1 EWT = 1 WATT. It's listed on Sushiwap and Bitforex for now, the price was intended to be 1 euro for listing. It has a stake feature, so when we stake EWT we'll get a rewards token which is the utility token. We can use the utility token to access the platform and in the future, there will be more advantages like NFTs and so on. It's really interesting and I have faith in their team members because they're not anonymous, very transparent and oh they have 115M USD Value A-rated Lloyds of London insurance wrap to protect asset cash flow.
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These privacy coins are still controversial especially for the governments because probably their concern is around money laundry and crime. Probably that's why privacy coins aren't that popular like other projects with other features. They absolutely have great technology behind them but still have obstacles in the implementation in the real world. Other projects might not face a negative sentiment as much as privacy coins especially from the government and related institutions. It will hinder their development, but I hope it would change in a couple of years ahead. Privacy coins have great potential for sure.
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I think it's okay, as a tool to introduce cryptocurrencies to a larger audience. However, we can't see it as something so big cause as far as I know there's nothing really big thing that occurs because of that. It will be something big if the public figures have knowledge about crypto, promote it, and actually use it. Cryptocurrencies as merely as Fanclub tokens won't bring too much noise. But, it will be different if the sports institutions use cryptocurrencies as part of their system. That would be massive.
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