USELESS coin has become the latest viral memecoin, valued near $90 million with no real purpose.
- USELESS coin mocks typical crypto hype by offering nothing but its name
- It peaked at over $100 million and is backed by top memecoin traders
- The token is gaining attention by being intentionally absurd
A New Meme Leader in Crypto
A coin called USELESS is gaining serious traction in the crypto world. It has no animal mascot, no big promises, and no real purpose. Yet it recently reached a market value of over $100 million.
The community around it sees this as the point. The coin is a joke on other joke coins. Its name and design mock other memecoins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, which started as memes but became multi-billion-dollar assets.
Investor Hype and Big Bets
One early supporter, who goes by Unipcs, invested $382,000 in USELESS when it launched. That stake once grew to over $2.3 million. Unipcs is known for turning $16,000 into $20 million with previous memecoin bets. Despite the rise in value, he has not sold any of his tokens yet.
He calls USELESS “the greatest memecoin narrative this year,” pointing out that most memecoins are already considered useless. This one simply embraces the label.
What Makes USELESS Different?
Unlike other memecoins that rely on animals, emojis, or cult mascots, USELESS has a basic logo and a straight-up name. The site and community openly laugh at the crypto space, and that honesty seems to appeal to speculators.
More than anything, its success seems to come from viral attention. As people joke about how absurd it is, others jump in to buy the coin. This attention creates a cycle that pushes the price even higher.
At the time of writing, the coin holds a value of $90 million. As markets stay quiet, USELESS has found a way to stand out — by not trying to say it’s useful at all.
Source: coindesk.com
