Make 2025 better than the previous year, to be honest 2024 is very difficult to earn income and the lack of information I receive especially regarding new projects is very rare and more airdrop projects on the telegram channel, I don't really like that, I prefer the projects available on this forum, but it is very rare not as busy as before
In this cryptocurrency ecosystem you get to easily thrive in profit by just having access to the right information and at the right time. The early birds in a project are the people who actually get to profits fine from it and when those that gets to come in late does, they now turn to take the fall. As for airdrops, 2024 was just not epic in that aspect, I think the project developers got weigh more favoured than the participants because what most of them gave as rewards were just dust. I read much article claiming that 2025 is gonna be an altcoins year, they could be right though but getting informations and data to those right coins with potential to give profit is another hassle altogether. Regarding airdrops, it's true that lately many projects offer airdrops that are less appealing and seem to benefit the developers more than the participants. The rewards are often tokens with little to no value — essentially just "digital dust." As for the prediction of 2025 being the "year of altcoins," there may be potential, but the challenge remains: identifying truly promising coins among hundreds of projects. Without thorough research, it's tough to seize opportunities amid the market noise. We can't just rely on luck; like it or not, we have to keep learning to navigate this space wisely.
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They are not meme coins already if they have different utility rather than a meme. These projects are just using the hype of the meme coins category even though it’s known for being useless because they knew that there’s a lot of meme coins investment investors that can be easily attracted to ape on their project by showcasing something knew utility as meme coins.
In reality, they are just a regular crypto projects sugar coating as meme coin. Remove their categpry as meme coin and I’m sure their little utility will be overlooked.
They are not transitioning rather just a simple project category that wants to be classified as meme coins.
That statement makes sense — they’re essentially using the "memecoin packaging" to grab attention. They know the memecoin community has huge appeal, so they highlight utility while still riding the wave of meme hype. Ultimately, it’s more about how they position themselves in a competitive market rather than truly evolving into something fully useful or innovative.
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The more quality projects are created you mean. Not just any projects.
yeah that's what I meant.  But don't you think we still have the problems of scalability, gas fees and security despite all the innovations?. I also believe we've started seeing more integrations of AI into crypto, how we think, making analysis for traders etc. Op also mentioned Hive, ngl it's good on paper, due to its Dpos consensus mechanism, Tx are processed within 3 seconds and it's zero gas.
The utilities isn't reflecting in the price trend though, probably because of the current market situation. One to watch out for me in the long run. What's your take?.
That’s why there are so many projects aiming to solve issues like scalability. As long as development keeps moving forward, the entire ecosystem will improve. Eventually, scam rates might decrease because of better regulations. But here we go again - talking about regulation. We all know many people oppose it because crypto is supposed to be decentralized, and the idea is to operate without government involvement. However, we have to admit that without some form of regulation, scams will continue to thrive, which gives the market a bad reputation overall. regulation is a hot topic in crypto. Smart regulation might be the answer — not necessarily killing the essence of decentralization, but enough to make the market healthier and more trustworthy. For example, project transparency and strong consumer protections could help reduce fraud. However, the biggest challenge remains ensuring that regulation doesn’t end up stifling the innovation that is the main driving force of the crypto world.
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Memecoins are definitely becoming a bigger part of the crypto market. They’ve carved out their own niche with communities that stick around to support them — whether it’s investors or whales jumping in to back them, creating their own bubble and grabbing attention.
Just like any game, you can join and play it in the safest way possible. Understand the risks because most memecoins don’t really have any real utility — they’re just about fun. So, let’s enjoy the ride while it lasts!
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Well it’s never a good idea to sell your entire stack but there are times when taking profit is essential. Altcoins still seem to follow the standard four year Bitcoin cycles which most of us are familiar with. Obviously the answer to your question is to sell when you are in profit. To maximise your profits though you should sell some in halving year and one year post halving, specifically the year post halving so that’s next year.
Interesting strategy! I’m also waiting on some price movements from altcoins I got a few years ago through bounties. Hopefully, they follow the cycle you mentioned. My target is around the presale price or the token’s ATH — or at least close to it. I’ll take partial profits and then go into wait-and-see mode. I’m really counting on this bull run since I’ve been holding those altcoins for quite a while now.
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You might be forgetting that Binance exchange is a business op, you know this exchange, as long as it sees that a coin has a lot of community and the marketcap it has gained is high and the volume they need is within their criteria, they don't care if it's meme coins.
Do you remember Hamster Kombat, binance saw so many communities here on Hamster kombat, because they saw that the holders were so huge they listed them too, though after the listing, the active holders of hamster kombat were no longer that active.
Yeah, you’ve got a point. It’s all about the profits for them. That’s why, as crypto users, we must be smart and understand what we’re investing in. Not everything that gets listed is a solid long-term project. Sometimes it’s just hype, and if we’re not careful, we could end up holding a coin that loses its value fast. Stay informed and always do your own research
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