Introduction
Murad Mahmudov’s “memecoin supercycle” centers around community, identity, and a shared, spirited belief in wealth creation through unconventional means. Beyond financial returns, it’s a digital movement driven by humor, a desire for belonging, and defiance of traditional finance. Memecoins thrive in this space, where platforms like X and Reddit amplify stories of wealth and “financial FOMO,” turning them into symbols of identity and belonging. For many, they represent a cultural shift prioritizing community and participation over conventional financial norms, fueled by the thrill of collective success.
Does the thesis hold up? Analyzing a portion of Murad’s highlighted...