Crypto community mulls ‘social layer’ solution to memecoin problem
Crypto trader Jordan Fish said a social layer might not work as there’s no way to “effectively socially shame the shameless.”
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Crypto trader Jordan Fish said a social layer might not work as there’s no way to “effectively socially shame the shameless.”
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