The right mental model for content coins is time-stamping your life. It’s not about flipping. It’s about saying you were there. You supported a creator before the world noticed. You marked a moment that mattered to you. It’s your digital scrapbook. Blockchains are fundamentally time-stamping machines. So is history. Now, we’re democratizing that power — every individual on the planet can publish a moment into permanence. That’s a legitimate human desire. You can emotionalize content coins. That’s valid. But to intellectualize them — to argue they hold sustainable investment value beyond a small circle — is a mistake. Not every moment deserves a liquid market. Most personal memories won’t have resale value — unless you’re Taylor Swift. And that’s okay. Content coins aren’t about price. They’re about proof you cared.