Imagine there is a memecoin for each of the ~600,000 words in the dictionary. 

What’s the market cap ordering of those words and why?

god likely #1 
hedge bet would be ‘death/die’

english dictionary? 

if so, i’d bet on the multilingual words that cross cultures 

larger tams

"OK" is one of the most frequently used words in the world.

Degen

a possible generalized memecoin thesis:

a lot of success runs downstream from a name/symbol that is the exact right amount of subversive

zyn triggers a whole set of second and third degree associations in lifestyle + politics, but is pretty inoffensive overall

triangulating that balance in a few characters is hard

Why stop there?

https://e.frames.unglish.co.uk

Possible top 5:

$usa
$china
$jesus
$allah
$messi

a 721 domain contract could prove this out

no, wouldn't it become too saturated?

i think memecoins better serve the 100 most inappropriate words / communities

degens are inappropriate, no? memecoins should be rare I think, no?

thoughts ⬇️

Application in Natural Language Processing (NLP): In the context of NLP, algorithms could be developed to analyze and rank words based on various linguistic features, such as frequency, semantic similarity, and contextual relevance, to create a sort of "market cap" ordering for words.

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