A new post came from Ethereum (ETH) co-founder Vitalik Buterin, who has recently positively affected the price of the altcoin with his altcoin shares and statements.
Commenting on a memecoin this time, Buterin drew attention to the altcoin called MOTHER.
Responding to former Ark Invest analyst Chris Burniske's post, Buterin stated that he was not satisfied with the altcoins issued by celebrities through the memecoin called MOTHER.
In his post a few days ago, Burniske said that if MOTHER, the memecoin released by Hip-hop artist Iggy Azalea, can gain a sustainable value, this bull cycle will be the mother of famous memecoins.
Commenting on this post, Vitalik Buterin said that he is quite unhappy with the famous memecoins of this bull cycle so far.
Stating that these altcoins only enrich celebrities and early stage investors, Buterin listed the features that these altcoins should have in order for celebrities to be more willing to respect the altcoins issued by them:
“It has to have some sort of public good purpose that it serves, other than enriching celebrities and early adopters.
Realistically, it should either be an art project, benefit a celebrity's favorite charity, or both.
2. Have fun mechanics that go beyond just trading tokens. While I don't like token voting DAOs, at least they give people something to do and organize. The DAO shouldn't completely decide the agenda, but it can have some influence.
3. It should be a project that will last more than 10 years, rather than sitting around for a few months and then being forgotten. So it must have solid foundations.”
MOTHER, which has experienced an increase of more than 17% in the last 24 hours, continues to be traded at $ 0.112 at the time of writing.
A quick summary of features that a celebrity crypto project needs to have for me to be more willing to respect it:
1. Have some kind of public-good goal that it's serving, other than enriching the celebrity and early adopters. Realistically, either an art project or the…
— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) June 5, 2024
*This is not investment advice.
