Memecoins Are Losing Their Spark, What's Next?

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bear100Hero Member
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#1Dec 1, 2023, 03:25 PM
Been in this space for a bit and feels like after a while, there's always a shake-up. Remember when altcoins were booming, then came memecoins? They went wild but now... they're kinda falling flat. What’s next? Are we at that turning point again?
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GigaGuruNewbie
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#2Dec 3, 2023, 01:30 PM
Market’s down, so memecoins are taking a hit. Every day there’s a new memecoin popping up, but honestly the excitement is fading fast. I saw someone turn 321 bucks into 2.18 million with a random memecoin... luck or insider info? Who knows.
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AtomicSeedFull Member
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#3Dec 3, 2023, 01:37 PM
Every year brings some new wave that makes lucky folks a nice chunk of change. It's like being first to the party, but now, where’s the fun gone? A lot of people think memecoins will bounce back, but it’s all about hype. And that hype just isn’t there anymore.
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#4Dec 5, 2023, 01:57 AM
Yeah, memecoins were just a joke to begin with. They should’ve been taken lightly, not as real investments. If they crash, who’s really to blame? Just remember to only gamble what you can afford to lose, you know?
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mike.l0rdFull Member
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#5Dec 6, 2023, 08:32 PM
So true. People don’t want to risk their cash on memecoins anymore. The potential to lose is real, and everyone knows it’s just fun and games. I still feel people should just steer clear of them.
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AtomicLedgerFull Member
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#6Dec 6, 2023, 09:52 PM
It's just a momentary drop in memecoin enthusiasm. Many are shifting back to Bitcoin and even gold. There’s been a rise in gold demand lately too. Investors might be waking up to the reality that real assets matter.
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#7Dec 7, 2023, 02:59 AM
Memecoins don’t offer much and their time seems limited. Most new altcoins will fizzle out fast. They’re just unnecessary tokens that don’t hold value. If you're looking for growth, forget memecoins and find projects that actually mean something.
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just_satNewbie
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#8Dec 7, 2023, 03:54 AM
True. Memecoins are usually quick scams and nonsense. Some creators make money while the small investors get stuck holding the bag. If you're diving into memecoins, better know how the game works.
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alt_forkMember
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#9Dec 7, 2023, 05:13 AM
People are just sick of memes. Especially now that scams are rampant. Smart investors are chasing utility tokens instead, something with real long-term potential. Look at RWA and blockchain tokens; they’re gaining traction.
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#10Dec 7, 2023, 10:11 PM
No doubt there’s still hope for the brave in the meme game, but focus is narrowing to just a few established coins now. Dude who hit it big was lucky, and yeah, memecoins can be a wild ride, but at what cost?
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boss365Member
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#11Dec 7, 2023, 10:50 PM
Seems like memecoins are losing their grip as people turn towards Bitcoin. Realizing BTC might just be the gold mine here. Gold’s also getting a lot of investment, which could impact crypto too.
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#12Dec 8, 2023, 04:48 AM
Memecoins aren’t dead but they are totally saturated. Hype is overcrowded and returns are in the dumps. Real utility is where the attention is shifting. The next big thing isn’t on the surface yet...
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th3_h4wkNewbie
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#13Dec 8, 2023, 10:08 AM
If we have the first glance of information of what's coming next, we'd invest there and whoever gets first have the most chance of profiting. But we don't have that, and anything that might click next is very random. And most of the people now think of what's coming through the cycle. With that, it's not a narrative and trend but a bearish market that everyone doesn't want to see it yet because most of their memes and other alts are likely to fall when it's come.
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#14Dec 8, 2023, 12:28 PM
The major reason why Memecoins seem to be losing that steam they used to have is that both casual traders and investors now look for projects with real use cases and utilities that can solidify their growth in the market, not coins that have a hit wonder of community hypes! Like few years ag,o Utility coins used to rule the market, then came NFT and then it shifted to memcoins! but as the standard rule of this crypto space, hypes never seems to last forever! so the story has changed because everyone now looks for projects with real value, but AI coins seem to be having an edge and the tokens are getting some good attention from good investors. Hopefully, it will revolutionize the market in the coming years.
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#15Dec 8, 2023, 01:16 PM
It's just hype dying down. People just don't really care about meme coin anymore because it's not a place full of opportunity anymore. There's no more story about people turning few hundred dollars into million like the story of dogecoin and shiba inu anymore. All there is in the meme coin market is just rug pull. In short, people are bored of meme coin.
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bull2011Member
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#16Dec 8, 2023, 07:23 PM
Memecoins never leave, but 99,99999% or more of them are going to exit scam or just die. Exit scams are obvious because there's money in memecoins and you need zero effort to make scams with them. People will probably give some recycled examples like "rwa", "hyip" or "cloud anything". But next "NFT" isn't based on tech that you would know about. People who didn't see NFTs coming, didn't know about the underlying protocol. People who thought that NFTs would change the world, didn't understand it either. But many people just saw potential in erc721 and wanted to play with the tech, so they played with the markets and bought in some upcoming games and "art". That turned out to be way more profitable then actual value of the tech.
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bear100Hero Member
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#17Dec 8, 2023, 11:56 PM
The truth remains that Memecoins will never come back alive as in the early days where it gain momentum but instead some will pump and people rush back into it thinking of it as before then the exit scams will be deployed and people will to it once more before it finally dies off but like I asked what’s next since we have seen a lot with people playing around with codes.
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max365Newbie
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#18Dec 9, 2023, 04:19 AM
There is always the trends that come once a while and we are already used to that altcoins market have witnessed a lot of those hype and trends, and memecoins is the current craze of the market, but with a wider exposure unlike past trends, most investors already know the nature of memecions which is hypes, without a working ecosystem, investors are always skeptical and applying caution while interacting with most memecoins.
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fewunderstandLegendary
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#19Dec 9, 2023, 10:23 AM
The revolution that is arriving are pure belief assets where the community can translate their social utility into reality while also able to show people that people can place value on a narrative. These are very hard to community build and get on the ground running but once they do they start to go parabolic. Pure belief assets or even other assets that utilize belief in some way shape or form are rare. Such as SPX6900...... SPX 6900 took almost a year before it took off. Successful tokens that are able to community build like spx but also are able to influence the world in some way shape or form will become the next big thing. It will happen... there are already communities trying to do this.
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kevinbearLegendary
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#20Dec 9, 2023, 11:23 AM
Interesting ... It's definitely true that memecoins have faded and projects barely survive a month, and 99% of tokens are dumped. "Pure Belief Assets" you talk about, if they can survive and keep community building despite long periods of no price action, you could definitely see a strong base form for them. Are there any other communities besides SPX6900?
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