1. What Inspired the Meme Coins?

  • Cryptocurrencies with a solid technical foundation
  • Coins inspired by cartoon characters or famous trends, created for entertainment
  • Coins created by the originators of online trends
  • Valueless assets

Meme coins are a type of cryptocurrency that draws its inspiration from cartoon characters, celebrities, or social media trends. Unlike other digital currencies designed to address specific technical issues with underlying technology, meme coins are created with a focus on entertainment.

2. Which Was the First Meme Coin?

  • Dogecoin
  • Shiba Inu
  • Coinye
  • Trump

Meme coins made their debut in 2013, with Dogecoin leading the way. Inspired by the Shiba Inu dog, Jackson Palmer and Billy Markus developed Dogecoin to satirize the prominent cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Ethereum.
However, Dogecoin went on to spark a global craze, reaching a staggering $90 billion in market capitalization at its peak in January 2021.

3. What Drives the Market Value of Meme Coins?

  • Having a technological foundation
  • Demand and supply dynamics within a large community
  • Intrinsic value
  • All of the above

Meme coins experience rapid growth due to their large communities. Most meme coins are built on platforms like Ethereum, BSC, or Polygon. However, intrinsically, meme coins hold no value as they are crowd-driven and highly speculative in nature.
Meme coins are more accessible than cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, but their volatile nature and susceptibility to manipulation pose significant investment risks.

Trạng Chứng

– 19:28 13/03/2025

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