戴夫·波特诺伊（Dave Portnoy）称模因硬币为“赌博”，不太可能持续

Portnoy分享了Wild Meme Coin的胜利和损失，但现在将XRP视为像比特币一样的上空的潜在突破。

Dave Portnoy, the lively founder of Barstool Sports, stopped by Consensus 2025 to share his zany journey through the world of meme coins. In an interview with Bullish CEO Tom Farley, Portnoy pulled back the curtain on a tale of wild optimism, rapid crashes, and an unyielding interest in XRP.

Barstool Sports的生动创始人Dave Portnoy在2025年共识中停下来，分享了他在Meme Coins世界中的Zany旅程。在接受看涨的首席执行官汤姆·法利（Tom Farley）的采访中，波特诺伊（Portnoy）在一个狂野的乐观，快速崩溃和对XRP的兴趣的故事中拉开了窗帘。

It all began, predictably enough, with meme coins and Portnoy’s own brand of FOMO. As claims of a 9,000,000,000% return on SafeMoon began circulating, Portnoy dove in, poking fun at the lack of fundamentals in a video that later landed him in hot water.

可以预见的是，这一切都始于Meme Coins和Portnoy自己的Fomo品牌。随着Safemoon回报率为9,000,000,000％的声称开始流传，Portnoy Dove In，在视频中缺乏基本原理的乐趣，后来他将他陷入了热水。

“They basically said that SafeMoon paid me to promote them, which is a total lie. I never get paid for anything. I paid $20k to get out of the lawsuit because they said I was promoting them despite the fact that I didn’t get paid a dime, which is also a lie because I paid to get into it,” Portnoy asserted.

“他们基本上说，Safemoon付钱给我宣传他们，这是一个谎言。我从来没有为任何东西报酬。我付了20万美元来退出诉讼，因为他们说，尽管我没有得到一磅一磅的薪水，但我还是在促进他们，这也是一个谎言，因为我付钱了，因为我付钱了，因为我付钱了，” Portnoy说。”

Despite the lawsuit and the fact that he was a “huge cynic” about meme coins, Portnoy found himself drawn deeper into the fold.

尽管诉讼和他是模因硬币的“巨大的愤世嫉俗者”，但波特诺伊发现自己更加深入了。

“I went to SNL with Lady Gaga and I was just typing away and I’m like ‘what the hell is going on here?’ They said you couldn’t buy anything less than $1 million and I was like ‘well I guess I'm not buying it then' because I have no money and I don’t know what any of this is.’ But then I bought some later and I lost all of it.”

“我和Lady Gaga一起去了SNL，我只是打字了，我就像'到底是怎么回事？'他们说，您不能买不到100万美元的东西，我就像“好吧，我想我那时没有买”，因为我没有钱，而且我不知道这是什么。”但是后来我稍后买了一些，我丢了全部。”

He continued, “I'm one of the lucky ones because the dev gave me back my money. They said ‘I like what you do and I'm going to give you back your money.’ I never got any of the money back from the lawsuit but I got all of my money back from the meme coin which is ironic because I was making fun of it the whole time.”

他继续说：“我是幸运的人之一，因为开发人员把我的钱还给了我。他们说'我喜欢你做的，我会把你的钱还给你。”我从来没有从诉讼中拿回任何钱，但是我从模因硬币中拿回了所有钱，这很具有讽刺意味，因为我一直在取笑它。”

As the interview progressed, Portnoy recounted his decision to launch two tokens called Greed and Greed 2, which ultimately led to a loss of $400,000.

随着采访的进行，Portnoy讲述了他决定发行两个名为Greed and Greed 2的代币，最终导致了40万美元的损失。

“I think I got scammed by a lot of people but I also scammed myself by buying into it in the first place because I had no idea what any of it was. I was just following people and I had FOMO.”

“我认为我被很多人骗了，但是我也首先购买了它，因为我不知道这是什么。

He also spoke about a token called JailStool, a satire token that was created by the community as a response to Barstool’s Tempatoken, which was later shut down by Coinbase.

他还谈到了一个名为“监狱站”的象征，这是一个由社区创建的讽刺令牌，以回应Barstool的Tempatoken，后来由Coinbase关闭。

“I think it’s funny how people are making fun of it because it’s true. It’s like they’re saying ‘oh my god they’re making a token out of anything now’ and I'm like ‘yeah, that's what I said!' I never understood any of it. I was just having fun and I think that's what people are upset about.”

“我认为人们如何取笑这很有趣，因为这是真的。这就像他们说'哦，我的上帝，现在正在用任何东西做一个象征性''，我就像'是的，这就是我所说的！'我从来没有理解任何一个。

The conversation then shifted to a personal anecdote that highlighted the stark realities of meme coin investing.

然后，对话转向了一个个人轶事，该轶事强调了模因硬币投资的鲜明现实。

“I went to Vegas and some guy came up to me in a restaurant and said ‘you made me lose $200,000.’ And I was like 'what do you mean?' He said 'I followed everything you said and I lost $200,000.' I think it might have been fibred but I felt terrible.”

“我去了拉斯维加斯，有人在一家餐馆里来找我，说'你让我损失了20万美元。'我就像是“你是什么意思？”他说：“我遵循了你所说的一切，我损失了20万美元。”我认为它可能是纤维的，但我感到很糟糕。”

He added, “I felt bad for him but also I was like ‘what are you doing?' It’s all fun and games behind the computer in your pajamas but people are losing and making real money which is a wild thing to consider.”

他补充说：“我对他感到难过，但我也就像'你在做什么？'这一切都很有趣，而且在您的睡衣上的计算机后面的游戏和游戏都在损失并赚钱，这是一件野性的事情。”

Later in the interview, Portnoy shared his thoughts on XRP, revealing that he's personally interested in the token despite not fully understanding the technicalities.

在采访的晚些时候，Portnoy分享了他对XRP的想法，表明他对代币个人很感兴趣，尽管不完全了解这些技术。

"I don't know if there's as much FOMO in Bitcoin now, it's so established. But that's why I'm in XRP, because it feels like FOMO. It's just $2.40, what if that's the next Bitcoin?" Portnoy remarked.

“我不知道比特币现在是否有太多的FOMO，这是如此建立。但这就是为什么我在XRP中，因为感觉就像Fomo一样。这只是2.40美元，如果那是下一个比特币，该怎么办？”波特诺伊说。

While others might be focusing on technical analysis or market cycles, Portnoy's attention was drawn to the price point and the potential for a breakout asset, much like Bitcoin's previous rally.

尽管其他人可能专注于技术分析或市场周期，但Portnoy的注意力被吸引到了价格点和突破资产的潜力，就像比特币的上一次集会一样。

"They're saying Bitcoin hit $2 trillion in market cap which is insane. I don't even know what market cap is but I'm pretty sure that's a lot of money," Portnoy stated, highlighting his less technical approach to investing.

波特诺伊说：“他们说比特币达到了2万亿美元的市值，这是疯狂的。我什至不知道什么是市值，但我很确定这是很多钱。”

According to Portnoy, XRP is one of the few tokens left that can generate hype among retail investors, especially with Bitcoin's price action.

根据Portnoy的说法，XRP是剩下的为数不多的零售投资者中炒作的代币之一，尤其是通过比特币的价格行动。

"I think we're in a funny time in crypto. I don't know if any of the other tokens can get people hyped up like that. Maybe if XRP went on

“我认为我们在加密货币中度过了一个有趣的时期。我不知道其他任何代币是否可以像这样大肆宣传。也许如果XRP继续前进