Here’s the hard truth no protocol dev wants to hear:
Meme coins are more honest than 90% of the so-called “real” projects out there.
Yeah, I said it.
Meme coins don’t pretend to change the world.
They’re not writing 87-page whitepapers with buzzwords like “modular,” “decentralized identity,” or “token-curated registries.”
They don’t have VCs.
They don’t have roadmaps.
They don’t have five-year visions written by suits who’ve never sent a transaction in their life.
They have:
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A dumb name
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A dumb logo
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And a community of absolute lunatics
And it works.
You know why?
Because meme coins are pure.
They’re raw speculation, tribal energy, and network effect wrapped in shitposting and bad Photoshop.
No lies. No pitch decks. No middle management.
Just vibes.
Degenerate, unfiltered vibes.
People say they’re scams.
I say they’re mirrors.
You ape into a meme coin? That’s on you.
You watched it go 1000x then back to zero in an hour? That’s the game.
It’s not deception.
It’s performance art.
Meanwhile, some “serious” token with a team of twelve and five ecosystem grants is still sitting at $0.02 after three years and a billion tweets.
Meme coins may not build the future.
But they will expose the present.
Every rug, every echo chamber, every blind spot in this space gets magnified when the memes hit the chain.
So salute the tokens with dogs, frogs, wizards, rats, and goblins.
They’re not ruining crypto.
They’re reminding it who the hell it was built for.
Stay rabid,
A.B. Gobling
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