马克·古巴（Mark Cuban）认为发起模因硬币来帮助解决美国国家债务

亿万富翁投资者马克·古巴（Mark Cuban）最近在Twitter上提出了一个有趣的想法。他正在考虑发射自己的模因硬币，但有所不同。

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban is considering launching his own meme coin, with a unique twist. In a recent post on X, Cuban floated the idea of having all the proceeds from his token sales go directly to the U.S. Treasury to help tackle the national debt.

亿万富翁投资者马克·古巴（Mark Cuban）正在考虑发起自己的模因硬币，这是一个独特的转折。在最近关于X的文章中，古巴提出了将其代币销售中所有收益的所有收益直接移交给美国财政部的想法，以帮助解决国家债务。

“If meme coins are the way, maybe I'll issue one,” Cuban wrote on X. “With a twist. Same terms as $TRUMP. 20% float. Same release schedule. One difference. All the revenue from the sale of the coins go to the U.S. Treasury. The wallet address will be published so everyone can track it. If you want to gamble, gamble. But at least use it to make a dent in the U.S. Debt. You in?”

古巴在X上写道：“如果模因硬币是一种方式，也许我会发行一枚。与$ trump相同的条款。 20％浮动。相同的发布时间表。一个区别。出售硬币的所有收入都将用于美国财政部。钱包地址将发布，以便每个人都可以跟踪它。如果您想赌博，请赌博。但至少用它来削弱美国债务。你进去吗？”

To provide some context, the U.S. national debt currently stands at a staggering $36.22 trillion, according to the U.S. Treasury. As you might expect, Cuban's post blew up on social media, garnering over 60,000 likes and sparking all kinds of reactions.

根据美国财政部的数据，为了提供一些背景，美国国家债务目前的362.22万亿美元。如您所料，古巴的帖子在社交媒体上爆发了，获得了60,000多个喜欢并引发各种反应。

Some people were quick to call him out, reminding him that he had previously dismissed meme coins as “shit coins.” One user, “Injective AI Intern,” highlighted this contradiction, and Cuban responded by saying, “Just making the point. If it's a grift, make it a grift to benefit all Americans.”

有些人很快就把他召唤出去，提醒他他以前曾将模因硬币视为“狗屎硬币”。一位用户“ Injective AI实习生”强调了这一矛盾，古巴回答说：“只是指出了这一点。如果这是一个笨拙的人，那就使所有美国人受益。”

Others, like journalist Brian Krassenstein, suggested that Cuban could split the funds — half to the Treasury, half to help lower prescription drug prices.

其他人，例如记者布莱恩·克雷森斯坦（Brian Krassenstein），建议古巴可以分配资金 - 一半到财政部，一半以帮助降低处方药价格。

“Split the funds 50/50,” Krassenstein wrote. “Half to the U.S. Treasury and half to help lower prescription drug prices in America. Then everyone wins and we can get some much-needed help where it’s needed most, Mark Cuban.”

克雷森斯坦写道：“将资金分配50/50。” “一半是美国财政部，一半是为了帮助降低美国处方药价格。然后，每个人都赢了，我们可以在最需要的地方获得一些急需的帮助，马克·古巴（Mark Cuban）。”

However, Cuban wasn't keen on picking favorites, stating that paying down the national debt was the best way to create broad benefits.

但是，古巴并不热衷于选择收藏夹，他说偿还国债是创造广泛利益的最佳方法。

“I don’t want to pick favorites,” Cuban replied. “Paying down the national debt creates benefits for everyone and everything. Let's do this.”

“我不想选择收藏夹，”古巴回答。 “偿还国家债务为所有人和所有事物创造好处。让我们做到这一点。”

Now, if you're familiar with Cuban and Trump, you know that they have a bit of a history. Cuban has been one of Trump's biggest critics, but at the same time, he's clearly paying attention to the financial success of the $TRUMP meme coin.

现在，如果您熟悉古巴和特朗普，您就会知道他们有一些历史。古巴一直是特朗普最大的批评家之一，但与此同时，他显然正在关注$ trump Meme Coin的财务成功。

That token skyrocketed 1,000% in just two days, peaking at $71 before cooling off to about $26.40 by Jan. 27 — still a hefty 300% jump from its launch.

该代币在短短两天内飙升了1,000％，达到71美元的峰值，到1月27日到达约26.40美元，仍然比推出的巨额增长了300％。

But not everyone is thrilled about the rise of political meme coins. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has raised red flags, calling them a “perfect bribery vehicle.” His concern? Politicians could profit without anyone actually handing them money.

但是，并不是每个人都对政治模因硬币的兴起感到兴奋。以太坊联合创始人Vitalik Buterin提出了红旗，称它们为“完美的贿赂车”。他的担心？政客可以在没有任何人实际交给他们的情况下获利。

“If a politician issues a coin, you don't even need to send them any coins to give them money,” Buterin said. “Instead, you just buy and hold the coin, and this increases the value of their holdings passively.” Basically, it's a sneaky way for financial influence to creep into politics.

“如果政治家签发硬币，您甚至不需要向他们发送任何硬币来给他们钱，” Buterin说。 “相反，您只需购买并持有硬币，这会被动地增加其持股的价值。”基本上，这是一种偷偷摸摸地进入政治的方式。

Of course, not everyone sees it that way. White House AI and crypto advisor David Sacks compared meme coins with collectibles — think baseball cards or stamps. In an interview with Fox Business, he said people aren't necessarily buying these tokens for financial gain but as a way to support or commemorate a political movement.

当然，并不是每个人都这样看到。白宫AI和加密顾问David Sacks将模因硬币与收藏品进行了比较 - 想想棒球卡或邮票。他在接受Fox Business的采访时说，人们不一定要购买这些代币以进行经济利益，而是支持或纪念政治运动的一种方式。

“I think of them more like baseball cards or stamps,” Sacks said. “People collect them because they like the candidate or the movement. I don't think most people are buying them as an investment to get rich.”

萨克斯说：“我认为它们更像是棒球卡或邮票。”人们收集它们是因为他们喜欢候选人或运动。我认为大多数人都不会以致富的投资购买。”

To each their own, I suppose. But personally, I find it hard to believe that people aren't at least partially motivated by the potential for financial gain when it comes to meme coins. After all, these tokens are designed to be scarce and valuable, and they can be traded on exchanges like any other cryptocurrency.

我想对每个人自己。但是就我个人而言，我发现很难相信人们至少并不是要在模因硬币上获得经济利益的可能性。毕竟，这些令牌被设计为稀缺和有价值，并且可以像其他任何加密货币一样在交易所进行交易。

I guess we'll have to wait and see what happens if Cuban actually launches his own meme coin. Will it be a massive success like $TRUMP, or will it quickly fizzle out? Only time will tell.

我想我们必须等待，看看如果古巴人真正推出自己的模因硬币会发生什么。像$ trump一样，这会取得巨大的成功，还是会迅速消失？只有时间会证明。