Meme is the last standing sector in this round of copycats, and it has also begun to be hated by everyone.
However, there is always a feeling that those MEMEs listed on big exchanges and MEMEs in pump are not the same thing. Although they are all MEMEs, the gameplay is very different.
MEMEs in pump have a more "industrial" flavor, emphasizing process and profitability. These MEMEs listed on big exchanges have a more "literary" atmosphere and emphasize cultural identity. But in any case, if too many are issued, the success rate will be small, and it is difficult for ordinary investors to gain a foothold in this market. When the liquidity of the takeover is insufficient, the "production line" set up will gradually become unprofitable.
There is nothing wrong with WEB 3 opening a casino, but the casino is betting on the issuance of MEME. Are there really so many people willing to gamble? Aren't gamblers picky? Can this kind of casino break the circle and continue to grow without collapse?
