Meme projects give energy to the market.
It's a fact. They gather attention faster than any technology — because they play on emotions.
But emotion is just a spark.
What survives is what turns this spark into a fire.
Today we see the same pattern:
hundreds of meme tokens flare up for a couple of days, make noise in the feed, gather armies of monosyllabic comments — and disappear as quickly as they appeared.
But sometimes something different happens.
Sometimes a meme turns into a product.
Not in promises, not in a pretty picture — but in **real functionality**, in service, in economic model, in the community that does more than just clap their hands.
When such a transformation occurs — the token stops being a meme.
It becomes the entry point into the ecosystem.
And it is precisely these projects that the market rewards.
Because the market has always been equally cruel and fair:
He loves emotions, but he only pays those who provide value.
And if any meme project ever comes out of the stage of 'noise for noise' and starts creating something real, it will be interesting to watch.
Because this is the maturation of Web3:
from meme → to attention → to product → to economy.
And yes, noise is good.
But only the product turns noise into capital.
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