People are willing to gamble on meme coins, to put it bluntly, because the returns are too tempting. Take a look at the memes that have come out of the chain, such as Pepe, which now has a market value of 4 billion US dollars, and Neiro, which has 800 million. If you had invested 1 million US dollars at the beginning, Pepe would have doubled 4,000 times, and Neiro would have doubled 800 times. Who wouldn't be tempted by this rate of return?
On the other hand, those infrastructure projects, which are listed on the exchange, are often valued at 1 billion US dollars. Not to mention the bull market, there is not even a 10-fold space. And they often fall as soon as they go online, which is a heartbreaking thing. If big funds are poured in, once the money is cut in half, it will hurt more than rug.
This is why everyone prefers to play with small-cap meme coins, because the loss is just a small amount of money. If the infrastructure project is cut in half, the loss is not just a "little loss", but a broken bone.
Someone came out and said: "Can the industry have a future just relying on these small-cap meme coins? How can it promote development and change the world?"
Brother, don't worry about the project. Ethereum's market value was several million US dollars, and it rose by tens of thousands of times, but it didn't stop it from changing the world, right? So, don't just look at the market value. If it really can't change the world because of its low market value, then what big things can you expect it to do? It can't do the job of changing the world.
