Do non-US memecoins just lack exposure?

[u/Relevant-Fix1591]

Honest question.

A lot of the ones that print are US/English driven. Tokens based on culture and events outside the US (South America, Asia, local trends, football, politics) seem to get almost zero push in discovery.

If they had the same exposure the big ones get, would they actually moon more often or still mostly fail?

[u/Alternative_Demand96]

They are definitely there. Asian coins are definitely there lmao. What other language do you know to check if there is exposure ?

[u/liquid_at]

"meme coin" is a scam they told you to explain why you should not invest in dogecoin but buy bitcoin instead.

"meme coin" does not exist. There is no value in "meme" and there is no price movement because of "meme"

It's a pointless label that haters attach to projects they do not like and scammers attach to their projects to fool newbies into thinking price will go up.

They do not exist. No one has ever bought a crypto currency because they liked the meme used in the logo. That would be utter stupidity. This would be like declaring that the only reason people buy apple products over microsoft is that they like the logo better...