Yua Mikami issues tokens, is she the biggest "goddess" in Web3? Will you invest or avoid?
1. Core Analysis of the Event:
Yua Mikami, as a highly recognized former artist in Asia, possesses a strong traffic effect. Her choice to issue tokens is essentially a test of IP monetization + Web3 scenarios, similar to previous cases of Soulja Boy, Logan Paul, and even Musk promoting certain memecoins.
The problem here is:
Lack of Clear Application Scenarios: Besides her IP and fan effect, there are currently no substantive landing uses.
Unclear Team Background: There is no public information on the technical team, economic model, roadmap, and other core content.
Strong Speculative Nature: The price skyrockets and plummets upon launch, clearly indicating that short-term funds are manipulating the market, typical of the initial signals of “celebrity token issuance to exploit retail investors.”
2. Warnings to the Market:
Such projects easily attract non-crypto users to enter with emotional investment, and these individuals lack basic awareness of the crypto market and risk consciousness.
This will further deepen the stereotype of “Web3 = exploiting retail investors,” which has no positive significance for the long-term development of the industry.
If there is no regulation, it is highly likely that we will see the pattern of “pump and dump, project going to zero” in the future.
3. Investment Perspective Suggestions:
If you are a speculator: You can participate in the hype in the short term, but you must recognize that this is an extremely high-risk game of hot potato; do not harbor any illusions of value, take profits and exit.
If you are a value investor: It is advisable to stay away, as 99% of similar projects end with “people leaving, token cooling down.”
Conclusion: Yua’s token issuance does not represent progress in the industry, but rather a combination of traffic economics and speculative capital. For rational investors like us, we must clearly understand its essence, avoid blind following, refrain from chasing high prices, and not overinterpret.
