Where is everyone trading memecoins these days?

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Where is everyone trading memecoins these days? Anonymous 17-09-26 18:31:38 No.824634

Wanna make some quick cash but it's been years since I've done anything crypto related. What's the meta these days?

Anonymous 18-09-26 06:24:55 No.824727

>>824634
Its not worth it unless you yourself shit up new scamcoins and sell it to retards.

>Meme coins and extreme speculation are gambling. Their expected value is negative, and returns rely entirely on psychology rather than economic value creation.

>Here is the mathematical and economic case against meme coins:

The Greater Fool Theory

<No intrinsic value: Unlike stocks backed by cash flow and dividends, meme coins have no underlying business or balance sheet.

<Price formation: Profit relies solely on selling to a "greater fool." When new buyers dry up, liquidity vanishes and prices crash instantly.

Risk/Reward & Sharpe Ratio

<Extreme volatility: Prices can swing wildly based on a single social media post.

<Abysmal risk-adjusted return: Even if someone hits a 10,000% gain, the overall Sharpe ratio is rock bottom. Picking the right coin among scams and timing the top is statistically comparable to a lottery win.

Investing vs. Gambling

<Expected Value (EV): The stock market has a positive long-term EV driven by corporate earnings and economic growth. For meme coins, individual EV is negative, insiders win, the masses lose.

<Risk premium: Real investing compensates you for taking on uncertainty. Meme coins carry maximum risk with zero mathematically justified return.

>The gambler's mistake is being blinded by the potential payout while completely ignoring the low probability of success.