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i wrote this article a week ago about the death of patience in the memecoin space. since then the market has only proven the point further.
@MustStopMurad said the memecoin supercycle won't be led by thousands of coins. it'll be led by the few that actually resonate with people on a human level. i think about that a lot.
look at the world right now. AI is generating more content than humans can process. everyone is scrolling 7+ hours a day. attention is the most valuable resource on the planet and it's getting thinner by the minute. everything feels disposable. content, relationships, coins, all of it.
and in the middle of all that, people are quietly starving for something that feels real. something that wasn't generated in 10 seconds. something with a heartbeat behind it.
that's what tokenized culture was always supposed to be. not a 3 day meta. not a recycled template. culture that reflects how people actually live and feel. memes that mean something beyond a quick flip.
the coins that lead the supercycle won't be the ones with the best launch strategy. they'll be the ones that made people feel something when everything else felt automated. the ones built by humans, held by humans, spread by humans who genuinely believed in what they were a part of.
i think this space is on the edge of figuring that out.
the extractive era is burning itself out. volume dies faster every cycle because there's nothing underneath worth staying for. but the projects that built culture through the silence are still standing. and eventually the market figures out which ones those are.
i'm betting my time, energy, and everything i've learned in this space on that belief. not because it's easy. because it's the only thing that makes sense to me anymore.
read the article if you haven't. i think it matters more now than when i wrote it.
