Do you think we’ll ever get a break from all these meme coins?

[Bournesparks]

It feels like a new one shows up every day. It’s hard to keep up, especially now with BSC heating up again. Memes are coming back strong during this cycle.
Earlier today, I saw another one trending on X called Fair3. It talks about a “free and fair blockchain” which is a different kind of meme compared to the usual stuff. Funny thing is, it’s been live since February but is only getting attention now. Maybe it has something to do with its new CTO.
Anyway, I’m following my usual plan. I’ll put in a small amount and see what happens. Not going all in, just testing the waters.



Note: Meme coins are very risky. Prices
can move fast in both directions. Be careful and only invest what you can afford to lose.

[henry_of_skalitz]

You still try to go for Bitget, don't you?

Memes are indeed risky, and it's not worth it in the long run, only if you want to gamble on it.

[passwordnow]

which is a different kind of meme compared to the usual stuff.

Nah, mate they're all the same. A meme coin is a meme coin regardless of its difference that you can see based from the others. There is nothing new to these and they are all the same in nature. They're likely to get dumped when it's been hyped and the devs are just about to cash out their money. Thanks to the added investors that have thought of investing into it and blindly trusting it.

[coin-investor]

I don’t think we will have a break. Many platforms support memes, and investors are not only looking for them but also asking for more to invest in. We just have to live with memes or ignore these memes, even though it’s very tempting to invest.
It’s inherent for investors to want to make a profit, and they view memes as a potentially lucrative source of investment. It’s a high-risk investment, but the profit is just too tempting to resist.

[AVE5]

We ought to treat MemeCoins with caution. That's for those who thought they're good for utility like bitcoin which holds the potential for a store of values.
MemeCoins are literally a joke about in the crypto space which makes it difficult for investors to be assured that they'd be successful in the long run because as a proposed set of cryptocurrencies that acquires it values on hyping, it bond of potential values that's to bring investors profits can be so attractive in the sense that it's highily volatile following social sentiments and hyping speculation is the same variety that sets the same characters of coins to dump.
So even after testing the water and it's doing well, don't take out of excitement and increase the value of your investment fund that you can't afford to loose in it.
In MemeCoins, investors expects the worst and so also the best at any given time.

[roemer]

the meme generation is the younger folks out there so I don't see it going away anywhere time soon. Hawk tuah

[jackpotmaster]

Until a sufficient number of people lose money in them we won't get a break. But you just need to remember that this is a short lived trend, a fad so to say so it will go away eventually. Not completely of course but the activities around will be much less than they are today. Many people are just looking to become rich by creating memecoins that is why they are scams. It is similar to art NFTs just that memecoins are even easier to launch and take even less effort.

[avikz]

I don't think it will happen quickly. Every hype dies but memcoin hype is actually going to live longer due to the attention it has generated and also due to the presence of various celebrities.

They are indeed super risky. Unless we know when to enter and exit, the potential to loose money is high. What is concerning is that, chatgpt can now guide you step by step to create a memecoin including the coding part. So the hype is going to stay a little longer as compared to other types.

[robelneo]

Investors’ greed has no break as long as there is demand in the market; the memes will continue to get hype. What makes memes in demand is that there is a market, promoters, and exchanges willing to support them; they don’t care about usability.

As long as there is an attractive narrative, promoters will hype it, whales will support it, and investors will sustain it. Memes are risky investments, but we have more types of investors who are willing to take the risks.

[milewilda]

You still try to go for Bitget, don't you?

Memes are indeed risky, and it's not worth it in the long run, only if you want to gamble on it.

Want to say the same thing on which if ever I do read up some some meme coin or altcoin posting and then there are some words that attaching to Bitget exchange then it would be that turned out to be that some side shilling out this platform and its been that commonly be noticed out for a while now. These people doesnt get tired on doing so but well in speaking or talks about into the sense of these meme coins existence then we wont be getting any breaks out of it on which there's no way that we can be able to have that pause on which developers would be that keep on spamming out the market with those newly created memecoins and hoping that they can make out some easy money with it specially if there's that sudden community recognition then it could blown up and generate tons of profits into its creators. Come to think that even creating a new meme coin is already that too easy as long you can provide that liquidity then you're good to go. If you are somewhat newbie and being hype up with meme coin investment just because you've seen around those huge gains that been posted on social media, then youshould be that careful because most of the time these investment turned out to be that gambling-like kind of thing on which you would be needing up that some sort of luck for you to be able to land yourself into a profitable meme coin.

[jackpotmaster]

Investors’ greed has no break as long as there is demand in the market; the memes will continue to get hype. What makes memes in demand is that there is a market, promoters, and exchanges willing to support them; they don’t care about usability.

As long as there is an attractive narrative, promoters will hype it, whales will support it, and investors will sustain it. Memes are risky investments, but we have more types of investors who are willing to take the risks.

The greed has a stopping point and that is massive financial losses. Some people can't be taught a lesson any other way. You can warn them many times, you can show them examples but nothing works. Once they personally suffer massive losses in a memecoin scam at least once or even more times they will start learning their lesson.

[Mrbluntzy]

As long as projects owners stands to make profit from the meme coins projects they are developing, they will continue to develop more memes because they already know how much they are going to get inside. It's not all of them that has a good intention towards their investors, it's only experts who knows their tricks that will make profit because they know how to enter and exit. Always have an exit plan if you are investing in memes because the developers and the whale investors also have their exit plans.

[jackpotmaster]

As long as projects owners stands to make profit from the meme coins projects they are developing, they will continue to develop more memes because they already know how much they are going to get inside. It's not all of them that has a good intention towards their investors, it's only experts who knows their tricks that will make profit because they know how to enter and exit. Always have an exit plan if you are investing in memes because the developers and the whale investors also have their exit plans.

It is not so much a problem of creators it is a problem of users. If nobody buys it nobody will create it. It is easier to educate people because there is no way to stop somebody from creating these projects.

[TastyChillySauce00]

It will exist as long as there are still vulnerable people out there as the target for meme coin ruggers.

These occasional meme coin pump that came out of nowhere without even proper hype unlike pnut, etc is just building narrative that people can get rich out of meme coin to attract liquidity, nothing more.
After all, it's pretty obvious. These no name meme coin pumps are pretty much orchestrated by some group behind the scene.

[Webetcoins]

which is a different kind of meme compared to the usual stuff.

Nah, mate they're all the same. A meme coin is a meme coin regardless of its difference that you can see based from the others. There is nothing new to these and they are all the same in nature. They're likely to get dumped when it's been hyped and the devs are just about to cash out their money. Thanks to the added investors that have thought of investing into it and blindly trusting it.

The entire "but this one is different!" is the reason why people still keep on investing into memecoins. They all assume "this one will profit!" and unlike all others. Sure there were a few ones that went up for a while, and sure there were some people made some money. But what people do not realize is that billions were lost to devs who created shitty memecoin copycats of each other.

The only thing devs who create these projects care about is making money for themselves, and as long as that continues, we are not going to see this change. As long as there are fools to be fooled, these scam artists will continue to make these scam coins and they will continue to get money from people, it's just way too easy for them.

[aioc]

As much as we hate these memes because they are a pump and dump scheme, they make investing interesting and exciting for investors who want to take risks, and with this, I don’t think we will have breaks on memes; they have their category in the market aggregator, and many exchanges are supporting them.

Honestly, no one has predicted that we would have a meme trend. Many thought that Doge is dying, if not for their small community that continues to support it.
If not for Elon, Doge, it would be on its way to oblivion; he hyped it, and the rest is history.

[KillerEyez]

Yeah same here. It’s wild how fast new ones are popping up.

I saw Token6900 picking up steam too. No idea where it came from but it’s been all over my feed lately. Might be one of those “right vibe at the right time” plays.

I’ve just been throwing in small amounts on stuff that catches my eye. No expectations, just seeing what sticks.

And yeah, always ready for it to go to zero the next day. Part of the game.

[Bournesparks]

You still try to go for Bitget, don't you?

Memes are indeed risky, and it's not worth it in the long run, only if you want to gamble on it.

Ermm how do you mean? Do you trade memes on Binance or coinbase?. I use Bitget mostly cos they're super fast in listing etc. But memes can be a source of liquidity if you play your cards right though.

Yeah same here. It’s wild how fast new ones are popping up.

I saw Token6900 picking up steam too. No idea where it came from but it’s been all over my feed lately. Might be one of those “right vibe at the right time” plays.

I’ve just been throwing in small amounts on stuff that catches my eye. No expectations, just seeing what sticks.

And yeah, always ready for it to go to zero the next day. Part of the game.

 Even though I use onchain analytics to make it easier.. keeping up is a problem. It's a full time job mate.. how do you do it???. I mean keep up with trading memes .