think meme coins have strayed so far from what made them valuable in the first place that people have forgotten why anyone was buying this shit to begin with the original memes weren’t created because some dev needed exit liquidity.. people actually found them funny, formed communities around them and eventually the market put a price on that attention now it’s the complete opposite.. someone launches a coin and everyone races to find the next idiot willing to pay more for it we’ve turned an entire market built around culture and community into a game of trading where nobody even cares what they’re buying anymore, just whether they can sell it higher to someone else and i think that’s why the pendulum eventually swings back.. because when everyone is playing the same game of trying to exit before everyone else, nothing is given the chance to build lasting value at some point people will remember that the biggest memes weren’t built by traders flipping them back and forth but by communities that actually wanted to own them u can launch an unlimited number of coins but u can’t manufacture a culture people want to be part of - Baton Corp