1confirmation Founder: Meme Coins Won't Go Away, But Only a Few Will Survive
Meme coins are not good or bad, they just exist and they're clearly not going away, says 1confirmation founder Nick Tomaino in a post on X. Those who think we're entering an era of ‘real value’ tokens will be disappointed. Those who think we are entering an era of ‘real value’ tokens will be disappointed.
Real value is in the eye of the beholder. After more than 15 years, billions of people still believe that Bitcoin has no real value. But hundreds of millions of people believe in it, and it has a market capitalisation of $1.6 trillion. Most meme coins will disappear, but a few will persist.
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