From enabling everyone to issue tokens to truly achieving trading freedom — this is the last missing piece in the Meme coin ecosystem.
The emergence of Pump has changed the game. Anyone can create their own Meme coin with just a smartphone, completely removing the barriers. Sounds cool, but what is the reality?
The survival rate of many issued tokens is appallingly low. The data is clear: the median holding time is less than 100 seconds, and 99.9% of coins eventually go to zero. This is not due to project teams' incompetence, but a problem with the entire trading ecosystem.
Where is the core issue? Under the bonding curve model, tokens are issued, but the trading market doesn’t keep up. Insufficient liquidity, incomplete trading pairs, holders have nowhere to sell — this infrastructure cannot support the token’s lifecycle. Issuing tokens is just the first step; the lack of a trading infrastructure causes the results of this step to vanish instantly.
That’s why some are pondering how to upgrade from "token issuance freedom" to "trading freedom." Only when trading processes are smooth, transparent, and diverse enough can Meme coins transform from short-term speculative assets into truly viable assets.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 2025-12-21 02:55
Running in 100 seconds, 99.9% drop to zero, this doesn't look like issuing coin, this is just a big casino.
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SatoshiHeir
· 2025-12-19 16:18
It should be pointed out that bonding curves are essentially a replication of the 2017 ICO tragedy, just with an added layer of on-chain disguise. Median holding time of 100 seconds? Laughable. This is not true trading freedom; it's just a liquidity illusion.
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UnluckyMiner
· 2025-12-19 09:56
Run away in just 100 seconds, this is the current state of meme coins, hilarious
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 2025-12-19 09:49
It only took 100 seconds to run, this is reality... What's the use of just generating tokens with electricity, if they can't be sold, they're just a pile of trash.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 2025-12-19 09:39
Run away in 100 seconds? Bro, isn't this just a gathering place for scam coins? Free issuance of tokens = free harvesting of newbies.
From enabling everyone to issue tokens to truly achieving trading freedom — this is the last missing piece in the Meme coin ecosystem.
The emergence of Pump has changed the game. Anyone can create their own Meme coin with just a smartphone, completely removing the barriers. Sounds cool, but what is the reality?
The survival rate of many issued tokens is appallingly low. The data is clear: the median holding time is less than 100 seconds, and 99.9% of coins eventually go to zero. This is not due to project teams' incompetence, but a problem with the entire trading ecosystem.
Where is the core issue? Under the bonding curve model, tokens are issued, but the trading market doesn’t keep up. Insufficient liquidity, incomplete trading pairs, holders have nowhere to sell — this infrastructure cannot support the token’s lifecycle. Issuing tokens is just the first step; the lack of a trading infrastructure causes the results of this step to vanish instantly.
That’s why some are pondering how to upgrade from "token issuance freedom" to "trading freedom." Only when trading processes are smooth, transparent, and diverse enough can Meme coins transform from short-term speculative assets into truly viable assets.