Why do some retail investors in the secondary market prefer to trade MeMe coins that have already soared to billions of dollars in the primary market, rather than those that are fully circulated in the secondary market or deflationary tokens like USTC, which, although bankrupt, are quite interesting?
I believe a good MeMe coin should be interesting, have its own culture, and possess long-term artistic value and collective recognition. Tokens from bankrupt sectors actually have strong MeMe attributes, especially those deflationary bankrupt tokens.
Take Doge, for instance; it started as a joke, and bankrupt tokens carry enormous stories, such as the comeback of losers, anti-elite culture, and decentralization after the founder's arrest. I think bankrupt tokens can meet the current market's demands; they oppose issues like VC involvement and founder arrests and resolve the troubles of token unlocking and circulation.
If I had to choose a good MeMe coin in today’s market, I would definitely go for a bankrupt token. The fun of these tokens is much stronger than those newly emerged this year that claim to be fairly issued MeMe coins. Perhaps bankrupt tokens could become a super hot topic, fully embodying the characteristics of quality MeMe coins.
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