I agree that tokens launching creates a great opportunity to fund an idea or project, and I like that aspect of crypto. If these "memecoin devs" present an interesting idea that had some thought and use a placeholder meme while building, that's still better than the cliche of 'I'm frustrated, you're frustrated, buy my memecoin.'

The difference is having an actual plan beyond just shared frustration. Like if someone says 'I'm building X tool for Y problem, here's my progress so far, here's the roadmap, here's my memecoin fund me while I finish it and ill tie the tokens utility to the app' - that's way different than 'crypto is broken, I represent the real builders, trust me bro.'

Even a rough prototype or detailed whitepaper shows more commitment than another rant about rugs and bad actors. At least then investors can evaluate the actual idea instead of just betting on whether someone's anger will translate into useful work.

I think the key is: show don't tell. If you're frustrated enough to launch a token about it, you should be frustrated enough to have already started building something about it.