A memecoin is a type of cryptocurrency that is primarily used for online memes and as a form of online tipping or reward. They are typically not intended to serve as a serious investment or store of value, but rather as a way to facilitate fun and creativity within online communities.
I don't know a single investor who is into this kind of investment because they are having fun and inspiring creativity on the online community. As far as I know, investors are into memecoins because they expect financial returns.One of the main utilities of a memecoin is its ability to facilitate the spread of memes and provide a way for users to show their appreciation for content creators. By allowing users to tip each other with small amounts of memecoins, it can help to encourage the creation and sharing of new and interesting memes.
I thought emoticons existed for that purpose already, since the early days of internet (and for free). And I don't think they need to be replaced by memecoins.Another utility of memecoins is that they can serve as a way for online communities to self-govern and regulate their own content. For example, a community may decide to use memecoins as a way to vote on which memes should be promoted or featured. This can help to ensure that the content being shared is of high quality and resonates with the community.
Memecoins are copies of each other. There is no creativity or high quality content on this community at all. It's a speculative niche of pump and dump schemes. Sorry, but nothing of this make much sense in a practical way...Overall, while memecoins may not have the same utility as more traditional cryptocurrencies, they can still serve an important role in facilitating creativity and community building online.
Memecoins are shitcoins like most altcoins in this market. They are of no use. And that is why all of them are dying, with DOGE's exception, since it's a classical cryptocurrency which must last for a long time yet. 
