every cycle has a few coins that stop needing introductions
you donโt have to explain why theyโre on the feed
you donโt have to explain why replies are full
you donโt have to explain why people are making content
The timeline already understands
solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump is part of that category
solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump feels less like a token people found and more like a character ct decided to adopt
that matters because
characters create stories
stories create replies
replies create reach
reach creates mindshare
and mindshare is the most liquid asset on the internet
a lot of these devs are embarrassingly thirsty pvping, dumping supply, trying to bait KOLs into what exactly?
you wanna pvp @blknoiz06 while he's literally reviving the trenches?
BID THE MAIN & LET HIM COOK
solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump is built for so much higher
Everybody's gonna call me insane BUT solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 from $60 to $600 this cycle
Last cycle it hit $297 on memes alone. that was the proof of concept
This time solana has memes, breakout consumer apps like CARDS, AND a real perps competitor to hyperliquid
https://t.co/G5ZPk8jTOi
I keep seeing people compare memes to ETH NFTs and say, โthis is over, theyโre never coming back.โ
I donโt think thatโs the right comparison.
NFTs relied on people assigning value to millions of individual collections that were mostly illiquid. Every collection needed buyers, sellers, marketplaces, and constant attention just to survive.
Memes are different.
A meme is simply liquid attention. Itโs one ticker, one chart, one community, one narrative. You can buy it in seconds, sell it in seconds, share it with anyone, and understand the story immediately. Thatโs a completely different market.
People also underestimate what actually drives meme coins.
Itโs not utility.
Itโs not discounted cash flow.
Itโs not revenue.
Itโs attention.
And attention has never disappeared from markets. It only rotates.
Every cycle people eventually get bored of the same narratives. They stop caring about infrastructure, stop caring about technical details, and start chasing the assets that move the fastest and create the biggest communities. Thatโs exactly where memes thrive.
people only call memes โdeadโ after theyโve already gone through months of pain. Nobody called them dead when they were doing 100x every week. Sentiment always follows price.
When one established meme goes from a few million to $100M again, people wonโt be talking about whether memes are dead anymore. Theyโll be asking which one is next.
Human psychology hasnโt changed.
People still want to belong to communities.
People still want asymmetric upside.
People still chase attention.
As long as those three things exist, memes will always come back. The only thing that changes is the timing.
@_GodDev nothings cheaper than someone whose word means nothing
don't @ me 30 minutes later after you finally decided to pay.
stand on what you say or get blacklisted