Andrew Kang: Meme coins are not a zero-sum game, but a new asset class
Andrew Kang, co-founder and partner of the encryption risk investment company Mechanism Capital, wrote that many people compare meme coins to lottery tickets, but meme coins are assets, and the market size may be 100 times larger than the gambling industry. Some also view meme coins as a zero-sum game, which is incorrect. The market will continue to create higher highs and higher lows in various cycles. Over the next decade, the total market value of meme coins will increase. This marks the emergence of a new asset class.
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