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Bitcoin is the first Meme coin, and no one can replicate it. Vlad can’t even freely trade his own company’s stock. Because he has access to significant non-public information, any trading of Robinhood stock must follow a pre-submitted 10b5-1 plan. On the other hand, crypto gives him the chance to truly trade alongside the market. When talking about his holdings, he didn’t recommend any specific coin but made it clear that he’s bullish on Bitcoin in the long term, even calling BTC the original Meme coin. This isn’t an insult—it actually highlights Bitcoin’s most unreplicable moat: it captured everyone’s awareness first. Latecomers can copy the code, total supply, mining mechanism, and even improve performance, but they can’t replicate the trust that the first one built. When companies think about building crypto reserves or institutions consider allocating anti-inflation assets, the first thing that comes to mind is still BTC—not some new chain with better specs. Meme coins rely on attention to take off, but Bitcoin has survived on attention for over a decade, ultimately turning that attention into liquidity, a brand, and a spot on balance sheets. Altcoins replicate Bitcoin’s technology, but Bitcoin holds the first position in humanity’s collective memory.