Are meme coins really worthless? Hear what the exchange founders have to say

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【Crypto World】Regarding whether Meme coins are worth investing in, Gate founder Dr. Han recently shared his views. He admitted that he wouldn’t buy Meme coins as traditional investment assets, but he actively trades such assets on trading platforms to observe the true behavior and psychological changes of market participants—this is very helpful for understanding the market.

He believes that the entire industry is actually making a cognitive mistake. People are still using valuation logic from traditional assets, even stocks, to evaluate Meme coins and to assess the entire crypto market, but this framework itself is not applicable. Just like in the early days, using stock market thinking to understand Bitcoin, which fundamentally cannot explain its value.

Interestingly, Dr. Han mentioned some actual performances of decentralized applications. For example, prediction markets, in major event forecasts like the US elections, sometimes outperform traditional institutional prediction models, indicating that decentralized mechanisms can indeed play a unique role.

His core point is: Meme coins are not inherently “junk assets”; the key is to understand them from the right perspective. The underlying user sentiment, community consensus, and market experimental attributes are all valuable, and should not be simply judged by traditional asset valuation standards.

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StakeOrRegretvip
· 10h ago
Meme coins are basically a gamble on human nature. I understand Dr. Han's logic. This guy doesn't treat meme coins as investments at all; he's just a sample library of how crazy people can get. Impressive. Using stock market logic to evaluate Bitcoin is truly outdated. Predicting the market better than institutions? I need to verify that; it sounds a bit doubtful. That's right, the framework itself is wrong, no wonder everyone has been making random evaluations.
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ForkInTheRoadvip
· 10h ago
To be honest, I agree with Dr. Han's point. Meme coins are just psychological games; using stock market strategies on them is ridiculous. It all comes down to popularity; you can hype up anything. The market prediction part is indeed fierce; collective wisdom is sometimes more reliable than experts. But trading is trading, I still don't touch meme coins; the risk is too high. That's what makes crypto unique, the rules are simply different.
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0xSleepDeprivedvip
· 11h ago
Always applying stock market logic to meme coins is truly old thinking. Dr. Han's words are still somewhat interesting. --- In simple terms, meme coins are not investment assets at all; they are purely psychological games. --- Observing market psychology? Isn't that just trying to make money off retail investors? Haha --- Predicting the market more accurately than traditional institutions—this detail is the key point, right? --- I just want to know when we can start viewing the entire financial market through a crypto lens. --- Dr. Han doesn't invest but wants to trade, it feels like he's just trying to ride the hype while appearing rational. --- Bitcoin was also criticized back in the day, but isn't it now a target asset?
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