hey guys, been seeing lot of threads/posts about memecoin nowadays. It has became talk of the town, especially since memecoins getting more hyped due to celebrities launching their own token and solchain has become the hub for memecoins

Now I don't really trade a lot of memecoins, except some new ones and old ones like DOGE, pepe etc. But today I saw a new memecoin on sol chain listed on Bitget and mexc already, it made me post about it becuz of what they offered on project, So this was the LAIKA token and if y'all know memecoin usually starts with a story behind it. And this one with the story of Laika, a stray dog from Moscow sent to space.

Now am not gonna bore y'all with some story, but the team of this memecoin brought a whole ecosystem and utilities for the token, like they already launched their own wallet on Apple store & google play already and they already have a metaverse game that can be played in a web browser. they also have an upcoming free-to-play mobile game soon. I think these can be considered as utilities, since it's more than just a memecoin.

so don't you think it's good to have such usecases for a memecoin like this? as giving holders more options to hold?

Well it can be considered as great innovation though. As it enables cloud gaming platforms to offer good gaming experiences to users without the need for expensive hardware. One of the main things I read, is that it aims to address the global GPU shortage by creating accessible and efficient way to access GPU resources. Like it creates a network where users & companies with spare computing power on their GPUs can rent it out to others who need it for gaming.

Checking their recent announcement, their TGE is happening tomorrow with a few cex listings, so I guess the $ATH on bitget premarket is closing by today or tomorrow before listing. it could be an good entry to buy some ath early before official listing though.

I don't know if I wanna blacklist any coins or tokens, cos you never know that once you're out. The coin starts pumping out of nowhere like it waited for me to get out lol..

But I don't like ICP anymore.

I guess that's what benefits people using their ecosystem more often, their wallet is equipped with lots of features like Task2Get, launchpads, and etc. I wish to see it on Trust wallet but dunno why they didn't utilize or expand things like Bitget did.
Overall, yeah I would say it's still in development as they plan to increase more utilities for the token.

And my main point was that since the bwb airdrop really happened, people sold it and caused it to drop to 0.55$, just like notcoin, it's gonna be breaking its own ATH price.


I fully agree, I sold my twt airdrop becuz I needed it for some important purposes so I don't regret like you. Anyway again this is just my opinion & experience. If anyone reads my post can understand and learn not to make mistake like me.

I think you've mistaken my perception for something else.. but I recently saw this token trending on X/Twitter due to an airdrop and listing. So this reminded me of the Trust Wallet Token (TWT) airdrop, and I wanted to share my experience. Since TWT falls under the category of wallet native tokens, it made me think about others.
 
I used to hold Trust Wallet Token myself because of the airdrop. Now, I regret selling it too early, so I'm sharing it, so that others will learn from my mistake when considering new wallet native tokens.

So native tokens have always been part of crypto exchanges and the wallet ecosystem. It doesn't matter whatever stuff they add into utilities, the price only mattered with exchange stuff such as launchpad, launchpool and some sort of links to events & listings.

I wanna know if y'all remember that at some point, Trust wallet airdropped roughly 1,500 $TWT back in 2020, so back then it was worth 70/80$. Now if you compare the old price with the current TWT price now, 1.36$. The TWT airdrop if you could have holding, could be worth at least 2000$. But unfortunately at that time, I was a newbie and recently entered crypto, and sold it foolishly for some bucks lol.

Now if you had paid attention to twitter today, you could see many people got their BWB token airdrop recently and the token recently commenced on the bitget trading market. I see they got 100-200 BWB tokens mostly, but as it was based on collecting points and exchanging them into tokens, the point system is the trend now of many projects doing an airdrop.

The BWB price is currently around 0.71$, which I think could really go high considering more events like launchpad and exposure from project listings on wallet.
so if you bought and hold those native tokens now, unlike me selling out TWT tokens, don't you think your 80$ investment could go like up to $2K like TWT? Please as always DYOR, this is my opinion and sharing experiences.

Once, when I was looking for work-from-home jobs, I came across a post that was hiring people for remote positions with salaries in my country's currency, not cryptocurrency. After I filled out my CV and other required information, a woman called me. I wasn't sure if she was from the company in the job post, so I asked her who she was. She was so rude that I had to hang up. I later found out through Truecaller ID that it was a scammer, lol...

I agree with this as well. Although I didn't mean that research. I noticed some meme coins that has been mentioned or followed by popular KOLs or main memecoin founders, there's a lot of ways to see which memecoins has potential. I am just telling my experiences that I encountered.


Also, I don't encourage anyone to hold memecoins for long-term nor advising anyone to invest, they are feel free to check it and by patience i mean to say overall crypto space..

I don't know if you guys noticed, but I can feel this is memecoin season already. X (formerly Twitter) is filled with tons of memecoins. I know what you are thinking, like how am I supposed to research which one is good or bad so I could invest?

This is where the research comes in. If you do research and put in the effort, you can basically find a gem that's worth investing in.

Let me give you an example of how you can find one, especially dog-themed memecoins. Check Twitter or DexScanner, and if you see a coin that's making green or the numbers are attracting you, you will want to research and find out about that token on X to see if it's connected to any links or even mentioned by Dogecoin team members. Coincidentally, today I saw a memecoin called JungleDoge in the top 60 on DexScanner as it was trending as well, and it was also mentioned by Jordan Jefferson on X, and he even follows the project's team X account. So you can already tell I have found at least one good memecoin.


Also note that, this strategy will not work all the time; crypto is unpredictable. It teaches us to be patient with anything we touch. So if you guys have any experience investing in memecoins, share it here.

I do have to mention it, though, since I don't want to be responsible for someone's losses, lol. And I agree with you that everywhere we go has some sort of risk. It doesn't mean you are safe all the time, haha.

Anyway, back to the launchpad, I was just sharing my experiences with Bitget and Binance. It's not a launchpool, though, so you can't call it "staking," at least in my opinion. For example, the current launchpad will take your BGB and give you BWB instead at the rate they record after the investment period starts.

So, in this example, if you hold the asset you receive, you might see the price go up over time with the project's ecosystem improvements. And that's entirely up to you if you wanna hold or not.

Well, I just realized, participating in launchpads isn't as hard as many people think. I used to believe that we have to go through hard procedures to buy specific tokens at a cheap rate. Well this isn't the case though.

Basically launchpads are here for a reason, why? Well people like to be as early as possible on a new project, that's why launchpad provides a way to get tokens at a cheap rate using USDT or any exchange tokens in CEX. For example if you have been seeing some projects launched on Binance Launchpad, one of the projects was ARKHAM, which was priced 0.12$ in BNB according to the 244$ in Jul 2023. Imagine now, people who invested only 1$ in BNB got roughly like 21 ARKHAM from the launchpad, and the price of ARKHAM back then was around 0.60$, so that's total 12.6 USDT. And so your profit in total is 11.6$.

You can see the 10x return here right? I also earned some good profits from Bitget launchpad, last year they had TonUP
that required BGB. So I committed 1000 BGB as it's about $655 and they just deducted only around 4.742 BGB, which is worth 3.1$ and I got 29.35 UP, and sold it at 0.83$, getting 19.19$. The profit was 16$. So can you see the calculation of how my investment profits went up at least 5x?

At least they have another one coming, $BWB launchpad. I'll be looking forward to committing some USDT or BGB again, so I would share the results with you all again.

Anyways I'm not saying launchpads are safe, they do have risks. So I suggest you to do your own research and invest responsibly. But imo launchpads offer significant potential returns and I feel they're safer than presales.

What are your thoughts on launchpads?

Well LayerZero itself already have generated a healthy level of hype, neither too overblown nor underwhelming. You can see them doing a good job of balancing expectations and delivering a solid product as well as the airdrop.

So we won't know for sure how projects on LayerZero will perform until it fully launches, but I'm already optimistic about the future. Since it's very likely that they will "cook" even harder as the ecosystem continues to develop.
And actually, HLG has already launched and I just saw it is listed on Bitget, it's currently holding steady at $0.022. Maybe we can see how it goes before LayerZero launches?


Yeah I know they haven't officially confirmed an airdrop yet, but the snapshot on May 1st is a strong indicator that one is likely coming.

the team has hinted at a token launch in the first half of 2024 and they've publicly mentioned that their protocol was built with the capability to have a native token. And the fact that they've taken a snapshot suggests they're actively preparing for a token distribution event likely in June since they mentioned TGE is in Q2 2024.

LayerZero is a promising project with a lot of potential. Once they launch a token and continue to expand their user base, I believe their token will become increasingly valuable.

Well i can say team's doing good job at least with their efforts to combat sybil attacks by introducing a sybil reporting system. You can see they're committed to a fair airdrop distribution. That's why I think this airdrop will be worth a lot because of this. They have done some cool stuff with blockchain already, so I am excited to see what they do next.

Most of you know LayerZero's airdrop is coming, and their token, ZRO will be launching soon in Q2 2024. But it's not just about the token itself, the entire ecosystem seems poised for growth. I'm wondering what LayerZero ecosytem projects are you guys watching?

So, I don't know if you guys have seen this one on LayerZero, but I've been particularly drawn to Hologram, an omnichain tokenization protocol powered by LayerZero. Asset issuers can use it to mint omnichain tokens, opening up exciting possibilities for cross-chain compatibility. Apparantly they've secured a total of $11M in a strategic round led by Andrew Kang’s Mechanism Capital and Jordi Alexander’s Selini Capital. As they are planning to use the funds to further develop its push to advance omnichain gaming.
They will also be launching tomorrow with its token $HLG on major exchanges like Bitget, GateIO, Kucoin and the fact the airdrop eligibility will be open for participants who have performed specific on-chain actions on the Holograph App and earned at least 250 XP. I am sure one of you here at least made some contribution to this project.

Anyway, I'm sure LayerZero won't disappoint us considering it's not overhyped cos I don't see them daily on Twitter timeline, maybe you can guys tell me what you think of layerzero ecosystem projects. Are you also looking into it?

Trading belongs to everyone, yes but only if they know how to trade properly.

Say for example, can everyone drive a car? No, because they don't even know how to switch gears or let alone turning on a car. That's why you need someone who can drive and can teach you. Similarly, you need to learn how to trade by going through Youtube videos or learning from friends.

Crypto trading is for everyone. And personally, I want more people to join in crypto and increase adoption, let's not give newbies hard time about it. Cos they know they'll have to learn to trade. They can ask questions in here and we are here to help if possible..

A note would be fine by me, cos how can you find out what you did that made mods lock your thread? But nevertheless, if you know the rules of the forum, so in the first place, you wouldn't had that thread locked. Although you can find out the reason from your PMs, which is enough info to know.

Otherwise, you would DM mod and ask the reason, cos that is more communicative.

I guess I didn't include that I didn't engage with real funds in my post. actually when I was participating, I was in both demo copy & future trading in competition, these things enhanced my trading proficiency and efficiency and especially because it was more like challenge with trading competition. I know in general, there is demo trading, but what makes it interesting when there is no status of you being top 50 ? I find it more engaging when there's a leaderboard or ranking system to track progress. That's what I was trying to convey.

there are many ways to learn trading, and this was just one learning experience for me.

I think a lot of you traders can relate to me, ever since I joined this space in 2018, I have been struggling to make one trade or even a transaction. It doesn't matter if it was USDT p2p or anything.
I took so much time that I didn't even get to make profits that I hold but rather I lost a lot, But basically, it was my fault that I didn't really dig deep into it. Many of you are researching, checking project news, and familiarizing yourself with the charts. These three factors were not in my mind.
Years passed by, I learned to do much better than my newbie days. I gotta show my respect to all of the newbie traders here in the forum, cos I was in the same place as you and it didn't make me professional in an instant. It took me years to do what crypto traders would do to trade and make a profit

I have some friends that taught me how to trade much better, I am not sure if you guys were into trading competitions. I was partaking in some kind of annual trading competition called KCGI last year, that included demo trading & copy trading. That required my friends and me to create a team and we actually did some good trading volume in order to win rewards.
I learned that I would do demo trading and try my trades better, over time it was effective, as well as with copy trading.
There's a lot of trading competitions I joined in to get myself more into trading. I can't name them all but there was Bitget's KCGI, Binance Futures Tournament ,  WSOT by Bybit  Well of course, I didn't really care about rewards, but I once won something from Binance futures last year from doing futures copy trading.

If you guys really wanna get into them, then I think there'll be more crypto trading tournaments this year. You just have to be sensitive to announcements and have courage to participate ahah. Any experience about trading tournaments, let's hear your view.

So this isn't just a new topic but nowadays I see that on twitter, and discord, people have been profiting from memecoins, especially on solana and some other chains.

BONK, WIF, and MYRO are prime examples of highly traded memecoins that have generated profits for investors. What's interesting is the pattern, when a new memecoin launches or builds hype, it tends to trend across X, telegram and often gets listed on major exchanges.

I recently observed this with the $FUD memecoin on the SUI network. It surged over 70% upon listing on Bitget and MEXC. Their community was actively promoting it, so I took advantage of a dip and bought some $FUD. I don't typically hold memecoins long-term, so I set a price target and monitor its performance.

I think the main game starts once you understand the strategy and plan. If you really want to make some profit with meme coins, find them on Coingecko and research. Now I'm not advising you all to do the same as me but I'm just sharing what I do when investing in meme coins.

You guys probably know that Telegram is the go-to platform for crypto-related stuff, but one key feature it's missing is a full-fledged wallet. I know there's already a built-in wallet, but it requires KYC and only supports three assets – USDT, BTC, and TON.

But their own iME Lab app that enables you to transfer any asset across 8+ supported chains. The default chain is BNB since their LIME token is on the BSC network. They've basically integrated Binance functionality into the ecosystem. And since the app is built with the Telegram API, your privacy remains intact. Plus, you can customize it just like Telegram. Essentially, it's Telegram but with full wallet access, you can even send crypto to your contacts who also use the app.

Speaking of their token, it fuels the whole ecosystem. You can use it for premium features, governance, and even gas fees for transactions. The project has already attracted most trading platforms such as Bitget, Uniswap, and MEXC, which is pretty impressive.

I haven't seen any other developers try something like this with Telegram. The idea of having full wallet access within Telegram and being able to send crypto to friends is pretty cool. What do you guys think? Is this a project with potential?