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Are they developed mostly on their own, with wallets, pre-mine,proof of work or  Pos, etc. OR based on ethereum erc20 standard,Waves and Counterparty?
What is the rational choice for a meme coin? that is cheaper to launch and easier to list on exchanges.

I am pretty sure erc20 tokens are the predominate choice of scammers.

Not only is it easy to issue a token, but really easy to buy and sell.  Other coins have to hustle to get on an exchange.  Original coins and forks of coins need to go through additional steps.

I don't see much Counterparty tokens out in the open.  Maybe people are creating them within the counterparty community but they rarely make it to BCT Anns. Waves seems to be increasing but still no where near as popular as Ethereum.

I could write an ANN crawling script which could tally different platforms mentioned but I don't think that is necessary because it is obvious.

Thank you for reply,
it raises one more question though- Are meme coins essentially scams? Doge coin, for example..
While some coins have utility, like Pepe Cash built a wallet of rarified meme commodity thus deeming their token
useful, most of meme coins tend to be just for the fun factor as some kind of currency with a vague presentational story.
Can we call them out on being all scams?

Besides, you said "not only is it easy to issue a token, but really easy to buy and sell.  Other coins have to hustle to get on an exchange."
As far as I know, ERC-20 tokens are not automatically listed anywhere either.

the most known platform is the platform that runs the most shitcoins
ETH..
all this trends of eCOIN and ethereum COLOR

ETH (ERC20) is easiest to set up and has the most users.

So most ICOs are on ETH and also most scams are there.

Thank you for reply,
They say ERC-20 tokens are easiest to buy and sell, whereas developed coins  are harder to get listed on exchanges.
But ERC-20 tokens are not automatically listed anywhere either. How come?

According to this, there are 17,400+ ERC20 token contracts, and only 49 of them have a market cap above $3.5 million.  That's a lot of shit coins.

https://etherscan.io/tokens


There are a couple of exchanges, like EtherDelta, where a dev can easily list their coins.  I don't think it's automatic, but the dev just has to upload the contract, or some such thing.  All the new ERC20 airdrops end up there.