Could meme with utilities thrive long term?

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Memes seem to be evolving. I came across Act1 in a Reddit discussion, and it caught my attention because it’s one of the few projects exploring ways to engage with AI beyond the usual 1-on-1 user/assistant setup. Instead, it treats AI as part of a network of equals. Could this shift how we perceive meme culture going forward?
 
Memes with added utilities have a better chance of thriving long term compared to those without any practical use.
Memes often thrive on the strength of their communities, while adding utility can deepen engagement among users
 
Memes seem to be evolving. I came across Act1 in a Reddit discussion, and it caught my attention because it’s one of the few projects exploring ways to engage with AI beyond the usual 1-on-1 user/assistant setup. Instead, it treats AI as part of a network of equals. Could this shift how we perceive meme culture going forward?
There are a lot of example and most of successful is based on utilities for degens ( people who ape into shit-meme-fun-coins ) like launchpads, sniper-bots, trackers, etc.
 
I think the involvement of AI may make memes more creative and interactive, further promoting the depth of cultural commentary.
 
There are a lot of example and most of successful is based on utilities for degens ( people who ape into shit-meme-fun-coins ) like launchpads, sniper-bots, trackers, etc.
That's true like banana. This just confirms my theory.
 
I think the involvement of AI may make memes more creative and interactive, further promoting the depth of cultural commentary.
What do you mean by cultural commentary? Can you take a look at ACT and tell me what you think? You'll get the article on Bitget academy as it's also on their memezone.
 
Memecoins are mostly all about hype and speculation, adding utility might be good short term but you need a solid roadmap to keep things brewing.

Stick to established projects, imo.
 
Of course, all crypto coins should have unique purpose. Those which do not have unique purpose will eventually be wiped out .
 
Memes seem to be evolving. I came across Act1 in a Reddit discussion, and it caught my attention because it’s one of the few projects exploring ways to engage with AI beyond the usual 1-on-1 user/assistant setup. Instead, it treats AI as part of a network of equals. Could this shift how we perceive meme culture going forward?
Utility is good but what you described for above coin is too complex. It should be simple for all to understand.
 
Any coin has to have some disntinct feature which sets it apart if it needs to survive long .
 
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