Memecoins: A Passing Phase or a Regular Part of Crypto Cycles?

[Memecoinst]

Memecoins have a way of resurfacing when the market starts warming up. Even after long quiet periods, they often regain attention faster than many utility-driven projects. This pattern has repeated across multiple cycles, which makes memecoins hard to completely ignore.
What’s interesting is that memecoins seem to operate on a different set of rules. Community activity, online engagement, and narrative strength often matter more than technology or roadmaps. For some participants, that makes them excited. For others, it’s exactly why they avoid them.
At the same time, awareness around risk appears higher than in earlier cycles. Many traders now treat memecoins as short-term opportunities rather than long-term holds, focusing more on timing and liquidity than belief.

I’m curious to hear how others here see it:

Do memecoins still have a place as the market evolves?

Have they become a predictable part of crypto cycles?

Has your approach to memecoins changed over time?

Looking forward to the discussion.

[Charles-Tim]

Do memecoins still have a place as the market evolves?

For now, they have a place in the market, but I do not know how many decades to this time it will remain like that. But in the next many years, there will be meme coins.

Have they become a predictable part of crypto cycles?

Meme coins are not easy to predict, this is the reason trading them with small amount of money is important.

Has your approach to memecoins changed over time?

No, my approaches to trading (not investing) on meme coins have not changed, you will buy them when they have just been listed, buying them with small amount of money because they can disappoint. If you make money from it, just sell. They do not have long term value.

[Odohu]

So many topics have popped up about memecoins of recent, that might just be people who invested in them or have interest in them and probably seeking opinion on what to do. If I'm right, this forum is the wrong place to ask because most users here don't care too much about memecoins. If they are looking for that motivation, they have the social media and some shilling platforms for all the motivation they need to make to take that suicidal step. Memecoins are just for fun and anyone buying them should consider his money as a donation to the founders or those who are able to sell when the hype is on.