Why Money isn't Real
Memes are great. They get people invested. They allow for a certain element of growth and inflow because they are: Funny Trade FOMO fundamentals Create investable narratives Are real, because memefication manifests an element of reality So despite
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Memes are great. They get people invested. They allow for a certain element of growth and inflow because they are:
- Funny
- Trade FOMO fundamentals
- Create investable narratives
- Are real, because memefication manifests an element of reality
So despite all the memecoin run ups, the stock market going absolutely bonkers, public accounting being a bit ~loose~, and the Metaverse likely being our future - we have to remember that even though a lot of it doesn’t *feel* real, it is.
SHIB is real. It’s a meme. The U.S. Dollar is real. It’s a meme of the collective belief in the full faith and credit of the U.S. government. Accounting is a meme. It makes companies go up even when they shouldn’t.
Everything is a meme! (except the supply chain)
But money IS REAL (little bit of clickbait on the title).
But we can’t forget at the end of the day that we *exist* feet on the ground. A bit dark - but if you die in the metaverse, you die in real life.