I generally avoid meme coins, as I'm sure many here would agree that having something stable and predictable is just much comfier than going after hype trains. Thus, the main solution for this for long-term income is stablecoins, right? Little price swings, you can actually use them daily, and you store value more or less.
But what about smaller cryptos that aren't as popular BUT have more interesting real-world uses? Or different kinds of tech that have potential? You can go very wrong with these, sure, but if you get one or two that actually prove to be good, it's an even better investment than stablecoins, right?
You have things like the [world network](https://world.org/), which uses global identity verification to "AI-proof" transactions (pretty relevant right now), or Chainlink with smart contract data that can actually solve real problems. Can things like these hold more long-term value compared to stable? Or is it always safer to just keep everything in stablecoins and avoid risk? Really want to get into it more.
