I hate how normalized acceptance of memecoins have become. Too many people in crypto are blinded by greed and choosing to ignore that it's a zero sum game where if you make a profit then others are losing out. @liam.eth had a great take that we've hit rock bottom in substance and the only way is up

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I hate how normalized acceptance of memecoins have become. Too many people in crypto are blinded by greed and choosing to ignore that it's a zero sum game where if you make a profit then others are losing out. @liam.eth had a great take that we've hit rock bottom in substance and the only way is up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3A0b9y7OmUI&t=947s

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That said, I think some the current AI agent experiments around memecoins are worthwhile - not because they promote memecoins, but because it's a good testing ground for the general concept of AI agents.

Just found this well thought-out nuanced take on the topic from @trustlessstate: https://www.bankless.com/the-memecoin-trojan-horse. The only part I'd dispute is the header "All Tokens Start as Memes" because even though this is very often true, it doesn't have to be in all cases.