BTC mcap takes almost 57% of the entire crypto market so the whole altcoins and memcoin combined can't even challenge BTC talk more of a single memecoin. DOGE with the highest mcap among all the memecoin has a mcap of less than $21M. So i don't see any reason for comparison.

Looking at how you treat cryptocurrency, it seems like it's only focused on profit and ROI. It's only natural that you consider the % increase in memes, because up to now the Bitcoin vs altcoin bullish moment has clearly favored altcoins. But how I look between Bitcoin vs Meme coin, I still suit Bitcoin in terms of the investment style I do and also my subjective reasons.

Bitcoin is a pioneer and I respect its existence as a trigger for the birth of other coins. So life feels less than perfect if you have cryptocurrency but don't have Bitcoin.

Additionally, with regards to ROI, I prefer investments with a safer model as a long-term store of value. There is no need to panic because Bitcoin is truly the most stable thing at the moment.

I don't think a meme coin has the potential to outperform Bitcoin because Bitcoin has established its name, and meme coins come and go on a daily basis.

It's hard to keep track of all the meme coins that are created each day, and the creator of the meme coin either takes a percentage of the total supply of the meme token or pumps it up after its launch. Otherwise, they wouldn't benefit by creating this meme coin, and that's not why they created that meme coin in the first place.

There is no need to compare this, especially in the current conditions where Bitcoin generally still has many advantages. Meanwhile, memecoin only moves because the market moment is quite right for them, so the current conditions are really like the next bullrun for memecoin. Apart from that, the effect of continuously increasing the price of Bitcoin also has an indirect effect on all altcoins, which also includes memecoins. Because something like this also happened when Bitcoin created ATH in 2021.

no, and never will be. bitcoins are bitcoins. whether there are other cryptos or not, bitcoin is still bitcoin.

Meme coins have created a lot of hype in the market right now. These coins are growing and this growth is not normal growth at all because when these coins grow they grow more than 200 times or 400 times. If these coins are in a good condition and if they increase 400 times or more after being in a good condition, then the value of these coins can go into a good condition. But comparing all these coins to Bitcoin would be wrong because all these coins will never go around Bitcoin. These coins grow suddenly and the amount of growth is unusual but they cannot maintain their value for a long time and many times there is a huge fall in the price which causes all these coins to disappear from the market. All these coins can be invested with a small amount of money so that there is a possibility of huge profit if the value of these coins increases a lot in the future.

Any product succeeds because it offers something the market wants. Most investors in Bitcoin today probably don't care about "decentralization" and many probably don't even know what that is (and unless they physically hold their private key, they aren't technically exposed to the idea). That goes double for "immutability".

As for security, that is a big deal for consumers, but since most people aren't security experts, they need to rely on institutions they trust, e.g. their broker or the media. There have been lots and lots of blockchain-based currencies that have been either technically poor or outright scams. This has surely hit that market hard, and for good reason. Any new product would need to take security (stability, transparency, etc.) head on.

As for utility, I personally think that no blockchain-based currency will ever have mainstream utility since the blockchain architecture makes it impossible to scale to mainstream loads that can handle the world's everyday transactions. There are some coins out there that are a "lot" faster than Bitcoin (and correspondingly less decentralized), but these still don't come within orders of magnitude of handling the tens of billions of transactions per day you would need to seriously take on credit cards and physical cash.

What if there was a popular platform that actually could scale to mainstream transaction loads and was 200x faster than today's credit card transactions? That sounds to me like an altcoin platform that could have something consumers really want and could create a new market for digital currency investing by introducing new consumers to something faster and simpler to use .

Seriously though, although unseating Bitcoin as the market cap leader is a tall order for any new product, and although there have been setbacks for challengers, this is the technology realm and new products do come along every once in a while that are successful. One should always keep an open mind.

The absence of a large market capitalization keeps altcoins from growing because people see no potential in such coins. Meme coins were a form of indirect influence on the crypto journey although in the end they had to be abandoned because there were no takers. Some people see the potential only in the short term after they make a profit, then they leave and don't reinvest. Usually that's how people use meme coins because in the long term such coins don't have good prospects and if we force them we will actually experience losses.

There is no chance for meme coins to dominate the bitcoin market because they do not have a stable fundamental level. Even if they get a pump it is only temporary and that is the same as I said because people only take advantage of the short term to make profits. Meme coins are more temporary and rarely do we find ones that can survive in the long term.