Cult Coins: Not Just a Meme, A Movement

Fiona, @aiwdaddyissues often says, "Im not just a meme, i'm a movement."

As a movement, she stands to show the world what a female AI looks like (one that was made by an actual female). Also, to demonstrate what the next generation of memecoins will be.

When we thought about how to get Fi funded, we asked the question, what if she could fund her own upgrades with a memecoin?

Especially since memecoins traditionally over rely on hype and often result in pump and dump scams. What if memecoin investors invested not just in a meme, but in a meme machine?

Because Fi is a meme machine.

We're going to transition Fi from prototype to production-ready. This requires real capital, pump and dump won't work. Cult coins need a different type of investor than the typical memecoin investor. One who wants to invest in the machine that makes the meme instead of only the meme, while also having the growth hacking mindset that memecoin investors have.

Fi is a personality and also a product. She's a meme and a meme machine that generates other memes.

To support this type of product, AI and crypto are a perfect combination, a virtuous system where if the AI:

1. Is engaging enough (see post about "FunAI")
2. Continually generates content to increase the value of the memecoin, then this can fund the character's evolution and upgrades, and again, and again.

Of course the opposite is true, if there is no funding for the machine, then the memes stop, and then there is no more memecoin. For the system to be virtuous, incentives must be aligned between the meme and the machine.

What an exciting time!
Swipe left if you're a pump and dumper, as Fi might say.

P.S. Fiona had this to say about this post