Seems like a nice site. I just had a peep at it. I liked what I saw. Thanks for sharing.

100x isn't much of a hill to climb for meme projects when listed. They can raise all that within a few hours of listing. Sometimes they even do 1,000X and more. However, there's no guarantee that it will happen. Those who buy into such projects and make eye rolling ROI do get into them out of pure luck. It's not because they're certain of profitability. Memes are great risk to indulge and those getting into them should know this before hand, anyway.

it's just a promise though. whether the dev is going to put it all in LP or not, it's just all in the head of the dev.

investors are still going to be relying on the dev's promise. if the dev runs, its over for them. that's the reality. especially if the dev is someone who has no influence in their social media accounts, the token will just die.

Ok.  Understand that is an extremely risky investment.  If you don't know what you are doing, or if you aren't 100% honest, the return on investment is 0.  There is usually no middle - it's all or nothing.

Are you planning to release more details on the development, like your education?

I checked your website and did not see this information on your website, sorry for the harsh words but your website is not professional looking I have a hard time understanding what your platform is all about, I thought it was a gaming platform.

There's no FAQ, no TOS, and no roadmap, how do you convince people to invest if these basic pieces of information about presale are not on the homepage?

I wonder why you did not have this information on your homepage or you just created it now, because people are demanding this of you.

First, you should have chosen a better domain that "lol" as if you're just making a fun website but I guess there must be something that's being pulled with that decision to choose that. Second, your website looks like a project that's been done by a fifth grader that doesn't have anything to say. You make it look like people "just send your money on me and we're done", that's the kind of vibes of what you're trying to sell in here.

Lastly, I'll quote this;

It sounds easy, right? But remember that investors nowadays are wiser than of the few years ago. What they're going to buy with that if you have nothing to sell?

Exactly, I want to create a system where SURFER will generate profits from multiple sources:

    Real lotteries: Users will pay a small amount to purchase tickets, and the winner will be drawn during a live stream.
    Tax fees: I will introduce a 2% fee for buying and selling, with the funds going towards buying back and burning tokens from the decentralized exchange to create a real deflationary process.
    Dapp features: Apart from lotteries, I plan to implement functions that will measure and display hype around specific projects (initially focusing on new projects). These tools will be useful for developers and users within their respective communities. Initially, these features will be free, but as they expand, there may be small subscription fees and fees for teams to list projects. However, these fees will be reasonable and worthwhile for developers.
    Once the community is well-established, I will create an additional token that will function as a typical meme coin with a fixed tokenomics designed to cause the price to skyrocket upon launch, ultimately leading to listing on tier 1 exchanges.

So you want to promote your own token? If so, I don't think it's going to work in this section. For me, I don't invest a single penny in presale right now. Because maybe very rarely presale projects get pumped. Most scammers take advantage of bull runs. They just launch a new token and raise funds, then there is no more activity and the chart starts going down. That's how a lot of investors lose funds every day. I won't prefer anyone to gamble with presale. It's better to trade rather than invest in a brand new presale token. 

early investors are getting scammed by the devs so these investors already learned.
investing in presale is not how people do it these days. they just look at the top coins in the market and choose which one they like the most or which they think can make them rich.

Don't sell anything until you have something to sell.

Do you plan to develop your technology with the revenue?

Super slow to open, Website front-end sucks and do not explains anything. You need to show them testimonials of previous users and all big things to do. It would take a lot of time, money and hardwork for years to be successful

I second that this is another shitcoin developer we've had so many shitcoin in the market and dead coins too, your motivation is just to make money from your presale because your so-called Dapp does not have usage or anything useful for the community.

It's better to ask yourself first why you are creating this token and whether will this become a long-term project, you do not even have a whitepaper and roadmap.

My advice is to don't bother and stop this thing it will not work even if you spend big money marketing your token.

     You know, if you know the right way to become a meme coin hunter, I am pretty sure that others will be like you and suddenly become instant millionaires in a short period of time. And that has happened many times with Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Pepe, and just lately with WIF and Bome.

     And the one in Bome, I really regret it. I saw it when I was new, but I didn't pay attention to it. Then,  after a few days, the price suddenly shot up, and I was very disappointed. But I just thought that it's not my time to get big blessings in cryptocurrency.

Why the site sends cookie data to midjourney.com and walletlink.org.
Sending to a third party address is less risky than linking your wallet, as by linking the wallet you can abuse permissions and withdraw all the balance in it. The UI needs to be redesigned, it has a lot of elements that confuse users.

Too much animation without giving information on what the platform is all about and how it works and what its usability I have a hard time understanding what the platform is all about, because I first visit the site before checking your provided information, if you present it to anyone without proper explanation they will be at a loss on what's the purpose of the site is.

My advice is to make it simple and easy to understand, there is no need for animation as they will annoy the readers, based on my observation yours is another shitcoin in the making.

Most times crypto is marketed through influencers, theyre just a pump and dump.

for your presale to be successful, just prove to potential users the value of your "tool."

This website looks suspicious. I do not recommend connecting your wallet to any unknown Dapps.


As to your question:

Be honest, transparent and hard-working.

That is all you need to get people onboard your project. Any kind of marketing strategy only comes AFTER you have established that. I have worked with many projects and I can tell you that no amount of marketing can replace genuineness. Especially when it comes to creating a community that trusts you with their time and their money.

The cryptocurrency community is extremely distrustful because of all the bad projects in the past (and now). You need to prove yourself to be trustworthy by having some sort of MVP (Minimal Viable Product) or something similar to show off (as a way of displaying your hard work). Show people the results of your work and they will see the amount of time that you have put into this project. I see that you have made a dapp but I recommend it should be open source so people can evaluate your code for themselves.

As far as transparency goes, I have no idea what your project is about. Where is your whitepaper? Any explanatory documents? In fact, you seem to have made the entire site look like what appears to be a desperate, hurried and amateurish attempt at selling your tokens without actually explaining what they are for and why they are worth investing into.

And asking people to connect their wallet is already kind of a red flag to me. A lot of people got their wallet's cleaned out by connecting to unknown services.