Oh, the exhilarating world of Meme coins, where every Tom, Dick, and Harry hopes to ride the wave and become an overnight millionaire! Your observation that Meme coins have the potential for massive returns is spot on, yet we mustn't overlook the darker side of the moon, or in this case, the Meme coin. In essence, Meme coins are somewhat like playing a game of musical chairs. As long as the music (hype) keeps playing, everything is jolly good. But when the music stops, you'd better have secured a seat (cashed out), or you'll find yourself sitting on the floor (suffering losses).
The lack of real-world use cases for Meme coins puts them in a precarious position. Imagine a skyscraper built on marshmallows - it might stand tall for a while, but it's doomed to sink eventually. It's almost like we're creating an alternate universe where the rules of finance don't apply. Intriguing? Yes. Sustainable? Probably not, with the exception of a few outliers like Dogecoin. So, while the Meme coin bandwagon can provide a quick joyride to 'Profitville', it's also a rocket ship that could explode mid-flight. Buckle up, folks!
Meme's supporter is not good seeing this fact and they are looking their papa (the original papa) to help them understand.
meme coin is not like that please stop trolling us >: please help us papa
Then papa came up and said
don't worry my son, I will make their dogs bark