Do you still remember that Doge market frenzy? Musk would casually tweet something, and the market would take off instantly. But if he tries hyping it up again now? At most, it might cause a small splash. Unless—Doge actually gets integrated into Tesla’s payment system, or breaks into real-world spending scenarios and fully transforms from a meme coin into a utility token—that’s when it might have a real shot.

These days, no one can move the market just by hyping something. Everyone saw what happened at the beginning of the year—how brutally that coin named after a certain political figure got milked. Belief in the market? It’s been worn down.

Speaking of Giggle, objectively, its narrative is pretty good. If it had come out during Doge or Shib’s golden era, it would’ve been a phenomenon for sure. But the timing’s off. Too many people got burned this year—their wallets are empty and their enthusiasm is gone. No matter how good the story is, someone’s got to buy in, right? What the market needs isn’t just concepts, but real, tangible profits.