Topic: Where do you think memecoins will go in future? (Read 1593 times)

I think the cycle will continue to repeat to spoke, but to reproduce new, the rotation is not like Bitcoin, the case will be worse than Altcoin because it will change quickly to a new trend and to the new hype, the conclusion is to gather it will be there and continues to exist and it can be more and more Big but the attention of the market will continue to be like as time goes by, the hypeee is on one cycle.

Yes, of course meme coins will never disappear in the crypto market as long as users are still there. Meme coin is a shitcoin that does not have strong fundamentals with its rise influencing hype and trends, therefore after that period ends, meme coin will decline. I think there is nothing realistic about the future of meme coin even though many people are currently dependent on it and they can afford big losses or risks.

the closest graph that can somewhat show the interests overtime for meme coin would be their market cap growth



and it's actually looking pretty good.

the thing with meme coin is that, as long as there's money to be made, nobody gonna get bored, that's the nature of speculative instrument like meme coin.
meme coin is just a tool, the real game is price speculation.

People are always in love with something to gamble around with, so they wouldn't die, that's for sure 

Meme coin should stay as long as crypto is available but will never take the top forever because the use case is just a secondary and will never be the first ..
But the good thing is it's use will remain as long as there is willing to depend on it.

Well there is a new meme coin that is going to be rival for Doge. It is a all sports meme coin called XYZVerse (XYZ).

And they are saying it can make big gains of 35,000 percent in 2025. https://newswatchtv.com/2024/10/26/new-rival-to-dogecoin-this-altcoin-could-explode-with-a-35000-surge-by-2025/

Yeah, I’ve noticed the shift too. Some memecoins are definitely trying to offer more than just hype, like building actual apps or dApps. It’s a cool idea if they can pull it off, but there’s always that risk since most memecoins are still very volatile. If a project suddenly adds real utility, it could be a game changer, but it’s good to stay careful with these. Have you seen any that stand out to you lately?

This has happened with a lot of memecoins so far, they just take your funds, and they make it look like they have volume, or interest, or high market cap, like they try to do this very easily. I have seen a coin go up above bitcoin for example, which was an instant thing, like in an hour or so it was down of course, but all they did was get listed at CM first, and then they put up some of their money in some DEX, and they made it look like they had a coin which worth 1 dollar, which they spent a few dollars to look like that, but had trillions of token supply, so that meant they had trillions in marketcap because of this, only cost them a few dollars.

This is why we need to be careful about these, they can be arranged and we are going to have some trouble if we are not careful about this. We need to focus on this to get better and with time we could potentially get better as well. This can't be considered as something we can deal with and we can't really be careless on this.

Perhaps people would rather have a whole coin for a small amount of money even though they could just as easily purchase 5 cents worth of Bitcoin, but I guess all those decimals might not look so pretty to some people.  

I think Dogecoin will go out of fashion when the Doge meme goes out of fashion. But maybe it will continue surviving, who knows?

Oh boy, anyone trusting in influencers or celebrities is going to be disappointed/devastated in the future...

I think it has something to do with the inexpensive nature of "meme" coins. Anyone can afford buying "meme" coins worth less than a penny ($0.01). But not everyone can afford buying a whole BTC or even a whole ETH. "Meme" coins prove to be a great way to get into the world of crypto without "breaking the bank". Some people get lucky with their investment, while others not. It's all a matter of following the hype to know when it's the right time to buy or sell.

Although "memes" are "shit", don't expect them to go anywhere soon. New ones will replace existing ones as people move on to the next big thing. Personally, I see Dogecoin having a future. It's the one "meme" coin that started this craze. The rest will simply go all the way down the drain in an instant. With Elon Musk backing DOGE, nothing can go wrong. Right?

You should not trust the market caps alone so much because they can be inflated by the devs themselves. In fact, that is how pump and dump schemes all do it. Rather you should look at the amount of addresses holding the coins, the community members and their activity, the market cap, the transaction activity and of course how these variables change over time.

I do think that the biggest indicator can be seen in how their caps become from zero to a million or a dozen - it's people's nature to crave something good for nothing done, in fact - so I don't think it would end, not during our lifetime at least.

I used to think that memecoins and NFTs would fizzle out of existence once most people got bored of them but there always seem to be people who are interested in them. I wonder if there is a graph which shows interest over time for memecoins/NTFs?

Personally, I have never been interested in memecoins/NFTs. I just do not see the point unless you need them in gaming, in which case, I can understand the fun factor of collecting such things. But as an investor who is interested in growing value, they don't seem attractive at all.

Yeah, it's just the fact that only a small portion of people would be able to get these - millions - at stake, and everybody else would get rugged in the proccess Alas, the market survival of the fittest at its finest.

Pure hype nothingless and if you would really be that trying out to observed on decentralized exchangers then you would really be able to observed that there are tokens who do make a moonshot
but most of them do die after some one pump and then move into the next. The cycle repeats and it would be always best that on the moment that you do engaged up with these things then you should really know on when to get out. The thing that makes our mind being hesitated is on the moment that we've seen those people who do become rich because of holding up their meme coins on which this could really actually happen.
There are those fellas who do able to invest a few hundreds and become that millionaires after holding for a short period of time. This is where they do have that wishful thinking and that what makes you hold your position.

One of the main reason on why people do really love on dealing up with meme coins because of this chance that could happen once in someones life on which it could really make someone that changed up their lives.
Talking about future then this is something that will retain its popularity on which as long there would be those investors or traders that will really be that hovering themselves towards memes
then this market wont die and would continue to make huge volume and we are really seeing this upto this moment.

It's legal because you decide to put your money onto it, so that won't change any time soon, I imagine
It's a matter of the communities of the appropriate memes and overall how they see fit to end their light sparks - in a bang or to slowly die down eventually.

Exactly right and not the slightest bit off as you stated above and they are ready and by sucking user money like leeches and do not hesitate to continue to add the amount of supply that was previously small traded to 1000 times from the beginning. The pattern of stealing money that is considered legal by entering their tokens into the exchange. After that they disappear and sleep soundly.

actually why we need to learn from trading wrongly when we can save our money from not trusting Memecoins?  how many of us who earns in these coins comparing to those who have experience losses?
But very few of them are making good move now and majority are just scams .

Memecoins are totally based on hype and nothing more, this is why we can't make a wise choice if we invest into any of them. After all, we are leaving our money into chance and hope one of them gets hyped a lot so we can make a profit. Instead of investing into these kind of things we should be looking to invest into things that makes a lot of money with time and it could grow better.

I personally believe the best we can do right now would be getting to a point where we can make a much better result and not really get any greater fear in the end. What we can assume right now would be putting money into these memecoins will be unlikely to be profitable and would require some viral marketing to make it go hyped, whereas if we invest into something which looks to be solid then we wouldn't have this kind of problem anymore.

So, investing into a coin like bitcoin or ethereum or bnb and whatever at the top like that, then we are going to be feeling fine about this investment. Don't put your money into things which doesn't have a future, you are going to make a profit from them and keep waiting for the coin to go viral, just invest into known ones and you should be doing better without trouble.

I would put PEPE alongside DOGE, but you are right - many people don't see the risks ahead of them and choose memes to get a profit fast, thus ensuring their bad time spent on the market.
Lessons should be learned after trading sessions like that.