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A leading asset management company Franklin Templeton’s digital assets team reported a strong correlation between the price surges of memecoins, despite their lack of natural value propositions, and the growth of user wallets on the underlying Blockchain.
“Memecoins Become a Significant Element of the Market”
Franklin Templeton’s digital assets team points out in a recent report that the increase in memecoin trading activity coincides with an increase in active wallet addresses on various Blockchain networks. This trend was particularly evident in memecoins like Bonk (BONK) on the Solana Blockchain.
The asset management company’s digital assets team emphasized the unique nature of memecoins, noting that they offer investors quick profit opportunities, which contributed to their virality over the past year. Despite having no real value, memecoins continue to attract significant interest due to their distinctive features and speculative appeal. The report reveals that memecoins have become an important component of the cryptocurrency market, enticing investors looking for short-term high returns.
Furthermore, according to the report, investors view memecoins as a way to speculate on the growth of fundamental Blockchain networks, which contributes to the popularity of the underlying Blockchains during periods of market exuberance. In particular, memecoins on Blockchains such as Ethereum and Solana have experienced significant rallies along with the overall uptrend in the crypto market, further increasing the visibility of these Blockchains in the crypto market.
Organizations Begin Investing in Memecoins on Their Networks
Currently, organizations like the Avalanche Foundation are beginning to invest in memecoins built on their networks, recognizing the cultural significance and memetic value of memecoins.
This acceptance demonstrates that memecoins are increasingly being recognized as legitimate assets in the crypto market, thanks to their ability to attract the interest of relevant communities and investors.
