Recently, I've seen many Meme coin projects, and honestly, I can't find anything interesting anymore.

Looking back, those truly popular Memes in the early days had something special. First, there was a genuinely interesting concept or meme, and people spontaneously played with and created around it. The community gradually formed, and the coin became an accessory to that culture. Back then, people remembered the meme itself — they might forget the price fluctuations, but the humor of the joke remained. This consensus could last for several months, even a year or two, because everyone was participating in the same game.

Now? The process is all copy-paste: a concept, finding a selling point, naming it, quickly pumping the price, waiting for retail investors to follow, then dumping. The entire process is uninteresting from start to finish, with no creativity to be seen. Tokens are first artificially pumped, the so-called community is just temporarily fabricated, and before the name is even remembered, it’s already cooled off.

The real problem isn’t that these coins fluctuate too quickly, but that they simply lack a "meme" — a cultural core worth repeatedly discussing and refining. Without a true meme, no one will spread it repeatedly; without dissemination, community consensus can’t form at all. What’s left is essentially a "running game," where only speed matters.