Crypto news outlet Coinversation reports that on X, Ansem said that Meme coins like Dogecoin attract investors who do not participate in the stock market; these people buy tokens related to their alignment with internet culture, and large-scale Meme coins will draw in large funds and trading institutions. He noted that older-generation investors cannot understand the connection younger generations have with internet Memes, while tokenization provides a way for people to invest in social and cultural trends. The next phase of the crypto industry needs to explore how to turn the attention and capital momentum brought by retail investors into assets that not only depend on Meme hype, but can also generate long-term value.