Cryptonews Exclusives Your Weekly Digest of 20 “Millennial” Jokes

Your Weekly Digest of 20 “Millennial” Jokes

Sead Fadilpašić

Last updated: June 26, 2023 06:53 EDT | 2 min read

Millennial humor can be weird, we know. Washington Post did a piece on it, titled “Why Is Millennial Humor So Weird?” and picked out the most surreal and deep fried memes they could find. As our previous collections of memes proved, not every meme has to be understandable – it just has to evoke a feeling in us.

That feeling, coupled with data from Coinmarketcap, is one of despair. However, socioeconomic factors currently at play in the world have already prepared young people for disappointment, and nihilism becomes a way to cope – along with laughter.

That’s why Cryptonews.com is back with another installment of memes shamelessly downloaded from various places on the internet. They made us laugh, and we hope they do the same to you. Shared laughter is shown to bring people closer together.

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With how things have changed in the past four years, this screenshot is a prime candidate for a new, viral meme. This is also a great thing to remember when considering the current state of the market. Don’t lose hope!

Yeah well, adoption is best driven through familiarity, they say. If you start drinking Bitcoin mineral water, you may also consider sinking your life savings into it, because why not?

Minimalism is the heart of good humor. However, at some point, these will stop being funny. Until then, at least the truth of the comic will bring a smile on our faces.

People can hope. Our hopes may be silly-looking, but that optimism gets us through the bear markets.

Inspirational thought for the day.

There is rarely a meme that so effectively encompasses where we are right now, down to an actual bear in the picture.

Tinder’s got cryptocurrency in it! And the boy just got schooled. You go, girl.

This is all his fault!

Yeah, well, pay attention to your kids (and cryptos) in time, or it might be too late.

Soon the Ethereum network will be full of “Adopt, don’t shop” signs. Plus, CryptoKitties don’t sit on your keyboard while you’re trying to work.

This is about as far as Bitcoin will get you now.

When 2018 hits and you’re trying to diversify your CV…

No comment can do this post justice.

I have this weird gut feeling that this guy may be holding Bitcoins. I have no idea how I know that.

Anti-adoption? Looking at it from another angle, at least people are comfortable enough with the idea of Bitcoin as a payment system that they even joke about it – and I don’t mean within the cryptoverse.