Why do retail investors in the secondary market prefer MeMe coins that have skyrocketed in value in the primary market?
Why don't they like those deflationary tokens that are fully circulated in the secondary market, or those that are bankrupt but have quite unique features, like USTC?
Actually, I think that MeMe coins must be interesting, cultural, and recognized by everyone, to be considered good MeMe coins. You see, the tokens in the bankruptcy sector are actually quite MeMe-like, especially those deflationary bankruptcy tokens, which have many stories!
Just like Doge, it was just a joke at the beginning, but it is very popular now. The same is true for bankruptcy tokens, which carry various counterattack stories, anti-elite culture, and decentralized legends after the founder was arrested.
These tokens are like a clear stream in the market, opposing VC, opposing the arrest of the founder, and solving the problem of token unlocking and circulation.
If I have to choose, I will definitely choose bankruptcy tokens as MeMe coins! The fun of this kind of token is not comparable to those new MeMe coins that claim to be issued fairly. Maybe, this bankrupt token will be very popular in the future and become a hot topic for everyone to talk about after dinner!
So, in this world of MeMe coins, there is nothing strange and anything can happen. Let's wait and see!
In the next layout direction, I will lead everyone to aim at the profit opportunities of copycats, especially those projects with great potential. There is no problem with the expected space of more than 10 times. If you want to make a lot of money in the bull market, like + leave a message, and take you to layout the entire bull market!
