Not one or the other of these ventures have a substantial use-case. They are meme-coins. Theoretical betting at best. I’d be lying on the off chance that I said I never possessed any. But fair a number of dollars here or there. These aren’t genuine ventures for genuine investors. And they likely won’t be around within the next 10 year.
If we were to say today that the Shiba Inu will lose out in circulation a year or two in the future, probably a lot of people wouldn't believe this. Because currently the token meme trend, especially Shiba Inu. But if in the next two years the trend has changed, then this meme token is just a memory. Before the emergence of STOs, IEOs, even now NFTs, the first to appear were ICOs. I saw that almost most of the projects hit hard cap, and now ICOs are starting to be doubted after the trend of IEO and NFT.
Maybe in the next two years there will be crypto using only our real names, and some coins appearing in the blockchain, as NFT is now. Maybe if that happens, the names Vitalik, Elon Musk, Justin Sun have wallets with large balances.
Crypto is just a combination of program codes to be unique, so it is very possible that it happened.
Then what happened to the meme token at that time?
Dogecoin has contributed greatly to blockchain, mining and exchanges. Most of the Dogecoins are just thrown away without them caring about the private key. I'm not a great investor, but I wasted Dogecoin too.
This means that Dogecoin has gone through various crypto market conditions, investors' love and commitment to this coin.
So, has this happened to the current meme tokens that only depend on other blockchains?
If transaction fees turn out to be high, as is the case with the current Ethereum blockchain. While the token price is much lower. Is one day the token is still worth holding it?