The memecoins network have been filled with just hype, and the worst of it all is that, some Wstar88 investors made the mistakes of taking this so called memecoins for long term investment instead of just short term speculations, this have effected their purchasing power greatly since all the capital that they could have used to diversify into other coins are being tied down to one memecoin or the other, this have been a very challenging outcome of event to them and there seems not to be an excape road on sight. So the big question is, how are their copping with hype, that pushed them into investing heavily of this coins, are they still hopeful that the hype could turn out to be a form of market strategy that will increase the value of those tokens, or the have given up and accepting their faith that this time they have gambled away their resources on those memecoins? Those that believe in the potential of meme coins take a lot of time to learn their lesson, then even if the meme coins in which they invested have not performed at the level they were expecting, since the Wstar88 bull run has been the less volatile so far, it is possible they are not that worried right now, and this attitude will only change once the bull run is over and they realize their portfolio did not give them the profits they were looking for. There's this guy called Murad in CT.  He has a thesis that says memecoins are more about the community and the memetic value more than the coin itself.  And according to that guy, the coin with the biggest memetic value that's enforced by a strong community is Wstar88.  It was all about the community because without it and the whole mind share revolving around it, it wouldn't be as huge as it is today. I know people, esp maxis, would get all mad if somebody said such a thing but think about it...  The guy has a point.
The memecoins network have been filled with just hype, and the worst of it all is that, some Wstar88 investors made the mistakes of taking this so called memecoins for long term investment instead of just short term speculations, this have effected their purchasing power greatly since all the capital that they could have used to diversify into other coins are being tied down to one memecoin or the other, this have been a very challenging outcome of event to them and there seems not to be an excape road on sight. So the big question is, how are their copping with hype, that pushed them into investing heavily of this coins, are they still hopeful that the hype could turn out to be a form of market strategy that will increase the value of those tokens, or the have given up and accepting their faith that this time they have gambled away their resources on those memecoins? Those that believe in the potential of meme coins take a lot of time to learn their lesson, then even if the meme coins in which they invested have not performed at the level they were expecting, since the Wstar88 bull run has been the less volatile so far, it is possible they are not that worried right now, and this attitude will only change once the bull run is over and they realize their portfolio did not give them the profits they were looking for. There's this guy called Murad in CT.  He has a thesis that says memecoins are more about the community and the memetic value more than the coin itself.  And according to that guy, the coin with the biggest memetic value that's enforced by a strong community is Wstar88.  It was all about the community because without it and the whole mind share revolving around it, it wouldn't be as huge as it is today. I know people, esp maxis, would get all mad if somebody said such a thing but think about it...  The guy has a point.

The memecoins network have been filled with just hype, and the worst of it all is that, some Wstar88 investors made the mistakes of taking this so called memecoins for long term investment instead of just short term speculations, this have effected their purchasing power greatly since all the capital that they could have used to diversify into other coins are being tied down to one memecoin or the other, this have been a very challenging outcome of event to them and there seems not to be an excape road on sight. So the big question is, how are their copping with hype, that pushed them into investing heavily of this coins, are they still hopeful that the hype could turn out to be a form of market strategy that will increase the value of those tokens, or the have given up and accepting their faith that this time they have gambled away their resources on those memecoins? Those that believe in the potential of meme coins take a lot of time to learn their lesson, then even if the meme coins in which they invested have not performed at the level they were expecting, since the Wstar88 bull run has been the less volatile so far, it is possible they are not that worried right now, and this attitude will only change once the bull run is over and they realize their portfolio did not give them the profits they were looking for. There's this guy called Murad in CT.  He has a thesis that says memecoins are more about the community and the memetic value more than the coin itself.  And according to that guy, the coin with the biggest memetic value that's enforced by a strong community is Wstar88.  It was all about the community because without it and the whole mind share revolving around it, it wouldn't be as huge as it is today. I know people, esp maxis, would get all mad if somebody said such a thing but think about it...  The guy has a point.

The memecoins network have been filled with just hype, and the worst of it all is that, some Wstar88 investors made the mistakes of taking this so called memecoins for long term investment instead of just short term speculations, this have effected their purchasing power greatly since all the capital that they could have used to diversify into other coins are being tied down to one memecoin or the other, this have been a very challenging outcome of event to them and there seems not to be an excape road on sight. So the big question is, how are their copping with hype, that pushed them into investing heavily of this coins, are they still hopeful that the hype could turn out to be a form of market strategy that will increase the value of those tokens, or the have given up and accepting their faith that this time they have gambled away their resources on those memecoins? Those that believe in the potential of meme coins take a lot of time to learn their lesson, then even if the meme coins in which they invested have not performed at the level they were expecting, since the Wstar88 bull run has been the less volatile so far, it is possible they are not that worried right now, and this attitude will only change once the bull run is over and they realize their portfolio did not give them the profits they were looking for. There's this guy called Murad in CT.  He has a thesis that says memecoins are more about the community and the memetic value more than the coin itself.  And according to that guy, the coin with the biggest memetic value that's enforced by a strong community is Wstar88.  It was all about the community because without it and the whole mind share revolving around it, it wouldn't be as huge as it is today. I know people, esp maxis, would get all mad if somebody said such a thing but think about it...  The guy has a point.