Memeland (MEME)

I don’t have any interest in trading a market that devalues the entire market from within When I say devalue, I mean this in more ways than one For me, it devalued meme coins and ALT coins psychologically - you really can’t buy or hold any old memes without worrying it will just get relaunched again - taking power away from holding a longer TF When you begin to see new launches valued higher than established launches, it signals a larger bubble and it tells participants it’s an unserious market It’s an off ramp If I didn’t show up here everyday, I would probably be bullish But seeing how crypto is being destroyed from within, I’d rather be sidelined into the near future A market that depends on the person launching or ‘pushing’ a coin will never prosper

Really, I can't take it anymore So disgusting The editor posted a tweet that seemed to praise customer support Xiao He But actually ca indeed is a "killing" ca Is it mixing private profit? Is it really that brazen? After the goods were shipped Now the linked tweet has been deleted Really disgusted to the extreme Genius insider editor? Crazy profiteering? The reason market liquidity is so poor is because of these The so‑called "editor" can't be disassociated It's the first time I've felt My aversion to a chain Really this kind of pointing the deer as a horse, mixing private profit The method is too disgusting Still TM deleted the tweet and covered ears with a bell?

A lot of people still look at @MemeStrategy's updates and go: "Hey none of this does anything for my NFTs or $MEME yet." That feeling is fair. Here’s what the filings actually say, minus the hopium: They raised ~HK$83.7M (~$10.72M) and split it 50/50: - HK$41.86M to buy + stake SOL and run their own Solana validators. - HK$41.86M to build a Real‑World Asset (RWA) + cultural collectibles stack, with a big focus on trading cards and collectibles.​ On the RWA side they’re not just tweeting buzzwords. The doc cites real market data: - Global collectibles: US$294.23B → US$422.56B by 2030 (5.5% CAGR). - Trading cards: US$15.8B → US$23.5B by 2030 (6.5% CAGR). - Asia‑Pac already dominant, China’s collectible market projected at 35% annual growth.​ The plan: - Custom Solana validators securing data for IoT clients and earning staking rewards. - IoT‑enabled vaults for physical assets (telecom infra, EV chargers, trading cards). - Use on‑chain proof‑of‑performance from those devices so partners can tokenise rev

I don’t have any interest in trading a market that devalues the entire market from within When I say devalue, I mean this in more ways than one For me, it devalued meme coins and ALT coins psychologically - you really can’t buy or hold any old memes without worrying it will just get relaunched again - taking power away from holding a longer TF When you begin to see new launches valued higher than established launches, it signals a larger bubble and it tells participants it’s an unserious market It’s an off ramp If I didn’t show up here everyday, I would probably be bullish But seeing how crypto is being destroyed from within, I’d rather be sidelined into the near future A market that depends on the person launching or ‘pushing’ a coin will never prosper

Once upon a time, memecoins were kings. In 2024 the meme narrative led the entire market, delivering outrageous returns Those were simpler days: pick a meme, watch it 3x, 5x, 10x in weeks… sometimes days But everything changed And 2025 is teaching us a crucial lesson 👇

I remember telling everyone last year that Memes were going into a brutal bear market and everyone threw stones at my house & (keyed my car)... If you're still here, you've survived an absolutely brutal bear attack. You're now ready for anything. BTFD https://t.co/miqwufA2a4 https://t.co/ImMqUcqQCF