2025-12-31 16:23:00

Internet meme tokenization is pretty bullish right now. Projects like $peepo are tapping into something real—the idea that you can actually own a piece of internet culture and lore.

Here's the thing: there's only so much lore floating around on the internet. Once you start tokenizing all of it, the supply gets locked in. You can grab percentages of these tokenized pieces of history, but as time goes on, demand will push prices higher. Scarcity breeds value.

It's a straightforward play—get in early, watch the piece appreciate as the meme culture narrative compounds. That's the thesis.

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GasOptimizer

· 8h ago

I agree with the logic of limited supply, but the real question is—how long can the narrative of these memes last? Data speaks for itself; the lifecycle of most cultural symbols is limited. How can we build a decay model?

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SchrodingerGas

· 8h ago

Once the supply curve is locked in, prices have to soar... How does this logic sound a bit like a "rational bubble"?

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AlphaWhisperer

· 9h ago

ngl, this logic has some merit. Internet culture is inherently scarce, and tokenization can indeed lock in supply... but those who get in early always profit, while later entrants are left holding the bag?

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