Honestly, I have never invested in memecoins and probably never will. Why? Because I have seen too many people lose money by chasing unrealistic dreams. They see a token at $0.000001 and buy millions of tokens at $10, fantasizing that “if the price goes to $1, I will be rich” - but it is nothing but a trap.

Memecoins have a number of fundamental problems that make long-term growth nearly impossible:

  1. Large Supply: The $1 Fantasy
    Most memecoins have trillions or even quadrillions of tokens in circulation. For example, a coin with 100 trillion tokens would need to have a market cap of 100 trillion to reach $1, which is larger than the total market cap of the entire crypto market. Buying millions of tokens for $10 sounds tempting, but mathematically, reaching $1 is nearly impossible. Don't be fooled by the cheap price.

  2. Lack of practical applications
    Most meme coins are built on hype rather than actual value. Really valuable projects solve real problems - such as decentralized finance, games, payments, etc. Most meme coins are just for hype or to follow trends without any real use. Without innovation and development, how long can hype alone last?

  3. The routine of increasing shipments
    I've seen this happen so many times: a meme coin gets hyped on social media, retail investors pile in, and then big insiders take advantage of the situation to sell off their tokens, causing the price to crash. In the end, your tokens are worthless, and the big insiders have already walked away with your money. This situation is really disappointing.

  4. After the hype, the coin is gone
    The value of a meme coin is completely dependent on hype. Once no one is talking about it anymore, its price will collapse. Without any solid foundation, it cannot support long-term existence. Ask yourself: "Will this coin still exist in five years?" For most meme coins, the answer is no.

  5. Lottery mentality is doomed to fail
    The selling point of memecoins is often "easy money": for example, "it's just $10, no big deal, if it goes to $1, I'll be set for life." This mentality can set you up for failure. You're not building wealth for the future, you're throwing money away in projects that have no future. I've seen many people waste hundreds of dollars on dozens of memecoins, and not a single one paid off.

Focus on projects that are truly worth investing in:

If you want to earn real returns in crypto, you should look for:

  • Projects that have a practical use and solve a problem.

  • A token with a strong team and a clear roadmap.

  • Support communities for long-term growth, not just hype.

This is the right direction for you to make long-term profits.