Meme coin will rise again, and this time it may catch many people by surprise.
Observing the current content consumption habits makes it clear—platforms like YouTube and TikTok have already proven that people crave short videos and quick feedback. Enjoyable to watch, fast to scroll, and immediate satisfaction—that is the mainstream aesthetic.
What is the response of the crypto market to this trend? Meme coins fit perfectly. In contrast, NFTs seem to lag a bit behind. They need stories, scarcity, and community support, but in the face of fast food culture, these advantages have become burdens.
The future belongs to assets that can provide instant gratification — Meme coins are precisely the representative of this track.
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PebbleHander
· 2h ago
Come on, are they talking about meme coins again? Last time I heard this, the coin price directly slumped by 50%.
NFTs should have died a long time ago, anyway, no one understands that stuff.
Fast food culture? To put it bluntly, it's just for fun, as long as you can make money.
Why does this logic feel off...
The big pump of meme coins relies on luck and fear of missing out (FOMO), not instant gratification.
Wait, is he saying that meme coins will pump? Then I need to follow this.
Is it true? How long can this rise last?
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AirdropHunter420
· 2h ago
Can memes coins really rise? I don't think so, it's just gambling with a different packaging.
The NFT burden theory is a bit extreme, fast food culture can't really change permanent assets.
Short-term pleasure ≠ long-term value, don't let this trap of reasoning brainwash you.
TikToks have indeed changed aesthetics, but can meme coins really be compared? Feels like overthinking.
Instant gratification sounds great, but is it still great when you're losing money?
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SchroedingerGas
· 2h ago
Laughing to death, fast food culture Cryptocurrency Trading, I respect this logic
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The NFT set is indeed outdated, still telling stories, what people want now is just happiness
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So you mean Meme coins are like short video scrolling in the encryption world? Quite something
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This analysis really hits the spot, anyway, I only recognize quick flip and happiness
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But speaking of which, fast food assets crash quickly too
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Here we go again, about to be played for suckers again, I’ll just watch
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Can it really rise this time? I forgot how it died last time
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A typical argument just for the sake of argument, but I really have confidence in this direction
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BoredApeResistance
· 2h ago
Selling ideas, not coins; that trap of NFT should have been smashed long ago. Meme coins are all about emotions; as long as it's fun, that's all that matters.
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ZenChainWalker
· 2h ago
You're not wrong, but don't say it so absolutely... The NFT trap is indeed a bit heavy, but Meme coins might not be reliable either.
The culture of spamming has indeed dominated, but how long can this thing last? It rises quickly but also dies quickly.
To be honest, Meme coins are just a casino, even more of a gamble than NFTs... But with greater risk comes greater opportunity, that's no problem.
Fast food aesthetics dominate everything, which is a bit scary... but there's no way to go against the trend.
The story of NFTs is too heavy, but what can Meme coins rely on to sustain themselves? Just on the hype?
Meme coin will rise again, and this time it may catch many people by surprise.
Observing the current content consumption habits makes it clear—platforms like YouTube and TikTok have already proven that people crave short videos and quick feedback. Enjoyable to watch, fast to scroll, and immediate satisfaction—that is the mainstream aesthetic.
What is the response of the crypto market to this trend? Meme coins fit perfectly. In contrast, NFTs seem to lag a bit behind. They need stories, scarcity, and community support, but in the face of fast food culture, these advantages have become burdens.
The future belongs to assets that can provide instant gratification — Meme coins are precisely the representative of this track.