Every time someone trashes memecoins while hyping up yet another Layer 1 with a laughable 5% circulation, I can't help but crack up. Like, we're really pretending this is groundbreaking innovation?

"Memes have no utility!"

Oh sure, but that shiny new blockchain with a $2 billion fully diluted valuation, barely any tokens in circulation, and a cap table stuffed with VCs who'll dump on retail the second their cliff ends—that's the future, right?

Here's the thing: at least memecoins are honest about what they are. No one's pretending they're solving world hunger. Meanwhile, your "game-changing" altcoin is probably just another EVM fork with marginally faster block times and a whitepaper full of buzzwords.

Low float, sky-high FDV, backed by funds that couldn't care less about the tech—yeah, sounds way more legit than a dog coin.

Maybe it's time we stop acting like one is inherently superior when both are basically casino chips with different marketing strategies.