Hashed Partner: Meme coins need to rely on community belief and sustainable value to survive
PANews reported on February 17th that Hashed partner Ryan Kim stated, despite many tokens with Ponzi-like economic features having collapsed, some Memecoins have survived.
He believes the key to these tokens' survival lies in the community's enthusiasm and almost religious belief. Ryan pointed out that for long-term existence, Meme coins need to pursue sustainable and achievable value, such as love, peace and community spirit, rather than merely relying on short-term speculation and market sentiment.
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