Memcoin Would (WOULD): another dummy or a promising project?

What is Would?

Would (WOULD) is a new meme token launched in July 2024 based on the Solana blockchain (SPL). Like many other memcoins, Would was created based on a meme of the same name that became popular in 2022.

Would does not use a specific meme but a pool of pictures depicting animals or people with a microphone held to their mouths and saying the word 'would' — this expresses the willingness of the user sending the meme to take specific actions. According to the development team, WOULD has become a favorite meme of Elon Musk, the head of Tesla, X, and SpaceX: the pictures sometimes depict him himself.

About the Would token

Although the WOULD meme token was created in 2024, the asset was only listed on the first exchanges in February 2025. Thanks to its growing popularity, it started to be listed on CoinMarketCap simultaneously.

Since listing on decentralized exchanges, the WOULD meme token has grown by thousands of percent. And since listing on CoinMarketCap in February 2025, the value of WOULD has increased by 60 percent from $0.37 to $0.6 as of March 2025.

The WOULD meme token price's historical high (ATH) was recorded in early March 2025 at $0.67, almost 10% higher than the current value. Despite the general correction in the crypto market, during which the exchange rate of many significant memcoins has fallen twice or more over the past three months, the WOULD meme token remains firm, and its value has declined only slightly.

Currently, 100% of the issued tokens, 1 billion tokens, are circulating on the market. The maximum supply (issuance) of WOULD tokens is also limited to this quantity. This means that WOULD is a deflationary token, and over time, its number can only decrease, which will contribute to the growth of the value of this digital asset.

Pros and cons of the Would meme token

The Would project does not stand out from other typical meme tokens. Some of these have a fairly developed ecosystem, including their services like decentralized exchanges and NFT marketplaces.

Like many meme-token projects, the developers of Would have a relatively trivial mission on their official website: to enable long-term investors to earn profits by incentivizing them to reinvest in the Would meme-token. The project's philosophy is also simple: 'slow means fast'. Also, the Would team has an ambitious goal to become 'Berkshire Hathaway in the world of cryptocurrencies'.

The developers emphasize that their project is focused on creating long-term value 'beyond just profit'. However, the team does not specify how exactly it intends to follow its mission and philosophy.

However, the Would meme token differs from most similar projects by one crucial feature: instead of the common PVP (Player Versus Player) model, where participants directly compete with each other for profit, the developers bet on the PVE (Player Versus Environment) model. Under this concept, token holders do not compete with each other but jointly interact with the project's ecosystem itself.

Essentially, each Would meme token holder acts as a shareholder who benefits from developing a common platform. Still, unlike traditional joint-stock companies, management here is implemented in a decentralized environment without a single control center.

Despite all the shortcomings, the meme token Would be managed to get into the top ten largest meme tokens in terms of capitalization, which as of March 2025, is $605 million. According to this indicator, it Would bypass even such large and well-known meme tokens as:

Nevertheless, the project still looks unfinished, and if you visit the site for the first time, it may seem that the team has abandoned the meme token altogether. Given the absence of any development plans, the future of the WOULD meme token seems quite vague.