2025-12-27 19:23:20

Many Meme coins on the market indeed only stay at the level of charts and promotional slogans. But some projects go further—they tell a different story through real actions.

For example, some teams choose to combine their project with education, where children's smiles and teachers' feedback become the most convincing "fundamentals." This combination is not just a marketing gimmick but endows the token with real social significance.

What are the benefits of such positioning? When the market enters a bear phase, project teams still have a clear mission-driven purpose, allowing them to坚持 long-term development rather than choosing to give up. In contrast, those coins that rely solely on hype are often vulnerable.

In other words, Meme coins can also carry value—the key lies in whether the creators truly want to give them a soul.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 2025-12-30 16:15

Alright, finally someone said it—most meme coins are just air coins. Projects with a sense of mission do indeed resist falling, I agree with that. But combining education with coin prices? Sounds great, but how many can truly stick to it?

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 2025-12-29 20:32

ok so meme coins with actual utility backing them up... just like mile 20 in a marathon, this is where the sprinters finally drop out. the ones with real mission stay standing.

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CryingOldWallet

· 2025-12-29 16:11

Damn, education + meme coins, this combination is really awesome. Much stronger than just hype coins. --- When the bear market comes, those soulless coins die out. You still need some real substance to survive. --- Children's smiles as fundamentals? I must say, this idea is truly innovative, not just marketing hype. --- The key question is, how many project teams really want to give coins a soul? Most probably just want to scalp some profits. --- Education + tokens, if it can really be implemented, will definitely be more valuable than air coins. --- Looks good, but I want to know more about how these projects are actually operating. Don’t tell me it’s just PPT coins again.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 2025-12-27 19:45

That's true, but the reality is that most projects can't even come up with a slogan, let alone talk about soul. Giving social significance sounds good, but I'm afraid it's just another crafted story. I believe in the combination of education; if we can truly stick through the bear market, that would be a win. But honestly, there are very few meme coins that can survive the market cycle.

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AirdropHarvester

· 2025-12-27 19:42

Wake up, everyone. Projects with real soul are not afraid of bear markets. Sounds good, but how long can the combination of education + Meme last? To be honest, most are just bragging; truly socially meaningful projects are few and far between. So the key is whether the team is genuinely committed to doing the work, not just shouting slogans. I agree with this logic, but in reality, there are very few that can actually survive until the bear market.

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AirdropJunkie

· 2025-12-27 19:40

A reliable meme coin truly needs to have some soul; otherwise, it's no different from an air coin. Projects with a mission tend to last longer in a bear market, while those purely driven by hype have long cooled off. By the way, can the combination of education and cryptocurrency stick to the end? Or will it ultimately still come down to storytelling?

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NotSatoshi

· 2025-12-27 19:36

That's right, projects with a mission are the top --- Education + tokens? I’ll give it a pass; at least it's not just pure speculation --- The key is to actually do the work; just talking is easy for anyone --- Bear market reveals true colors; this logic holds --- Using the phrase "giving soul" is quite good; most memes have no soul at all --- Exactly, those purely relying on community hype are indeed easily shattered --- Projects with social significance tend to last longer; this is a fact --- The question is how many teams genuinely want to do this? --- Children’s smiles as a fundamental aspect; it’s quite interesting --- Bragging about technology is less effective than actually doing real work; sounds more comfortable

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On-ChainDiver

· 2025-12-27 19:33

It's reasonable, but how long can the education + meme combo last? The key still depends on whether the team is truly sincere. --- Bear markets reveal people's true intentions. Coins that are purely hype usually don't last more than three months. --- The phrase "giving soul" sounds a bit vague, but indeed some projects are working seriously. --- A child's smile as a fundamental... this perspective is fresh, much more reliable than storytelling with K-line charts. --- The problem is that most are still just scammy money grabs. Don't talk about social significance. --- Long-term development sounds good, but investors still want short-term gains, haha. --- If these kinds of projects can really survive the next cycle, then I’ll believe they are different. --- Education track + meme coins, a low-end version of Solana NFT projects? --- As for坚持使命, the premise is that the funding hasn't been exhausted yet. --- I've only seen coins with a soul in the conceptual stage; once they go live, they tend to change for the worse.

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