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Today, I encountered an incredible meme coin success story in which an individual turned an $8,000 investment into a massive fortune of $5.7 billion. I'm wondering if it could actually be true.
It is likely that someone who can invest $8,000 in a meme coin is a large investor, but I am still curious about the specifics of how he achieved such a huge return.
I am interested in hearing how others are able to claim significant profits from meme coins. Do you hold onto your investment without selling, even when you see small gains, until it eventually pays off significantly?
Many of us are familiar with the meme coin $PEPE. I know someone who bought it early but sold at a relatively low return. Recently, I have noticed the meme coin $SPIKE too that was created by the same individual behind $PEPE, being listed on various exchanges.
I am curious if $SPIKE has the potential to surpass $PEPE in value. How do some meme coin investors manage to generate significant return?
I’m particularly interested in learning more about the approach that can lead to such success. For example, do investors typically hold onto their meme coins for the long term, or do they take profits at various stages? It would be great to understand the strategies behind these significant gains. I’ve noticed that meme coins like $PEPE and $SPIKE are gaining traction. Given that $SPIKE was created by the same individual behind $PEPE, do you think it has the potential to surpass $PEPE in value? Additionally, I’m exploring some upcoming meme coins that might have explosive potential. For instance, Mega Dice Token - Presale, Shiba Shootout, and various meme games are catching my attention. Could these be among the top meme coins to watch in 2024? I’d love to hear your thoughts or experiences with presale meme coins and which ones you think might explode in value. Looking forward to your insights!  |
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Historically, Ethereum has shown resilience and potential for recovery over the long term.
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Yes Pre-market can surely be a hit or a miss
To my understanding differentiating between meme coins and utility tokens is the catch. Meme coins like Hamster Kombat often generate a lot of initial hype but may not have the long-term potential compared to some tokens with real-world utility. On the other hand, ZKlink, Layer3, and Swell Network are indeed examples of utility tokens with promising pre-markets.
Additionally, Pepe Unchained which can be considered similar to a meme coin has a unique approach and a growing community. If it continues to develop its ecosystem and provide tangible utility, it could potentially bridge the gap between meme coins and utility tokens.
But that's just my POV...
You are right, however, if the project does have utility, it doesn't mean that it would have the ambition and the power to become something bigger than its competitors, thus, premarket can bring you either good or bad news, depending on how the project will develop with time. It's everybody's choice to get their hands to work, in analysis as well as into when to make a move to gain something from it. That's, of course, my opinion Absolutely, the potential of a project, whether it’s a meme coin or a utility token, heavily depends on its long-term development and adaptability. Even with inherent utility, a project's success in the pre-market can be unpredictable. The example of Pepe Unchained is particularly interesting. While it may start with the meme coin label, its success will hinge on how well it can evolve its ecosystem and add real value. Projects like Mega Dice Token - Presale also show that with the right blend of utility and community engagement, they can bridge gaps and make significant impacts in their respective spaces. Ultimately, thorough research and timing play critical roles in navigating the pre-market landscape effectively. |
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Before I start saying anything. Please know I am no expert but am here to get schooled and to learn!! So was going to some crypto literature on another platform and came across this question!! and to my knowledge, I guess the development and innovative progress itself are trends to look forward to.. like blockchain interoperability - I  got to know this because of Polkadot and Cosmos... but dont know much! Increase in NFTs... Ethereum 2.0 Am i right? What's more? |
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Btc is for rich and solana is for everybody still price low and solana fees are cheap so Even poor people have opportunity to make it.
I totally agree with your sentiment that Solana is an accessible option for many, especially considering its lower fees and current price point compared to Bitcoin. But its also true that no matter how great Solana is for everyone, Bitcoin (BTC) remains a solid investment option, especially for those looking for a more established and widely recognized asset. However, there are some exciting opportunities within Solana altcoins as they leverage the Solana blockchain's efficiency and low fees, making them attractive to a broad range of investors. Additionally, there’s a growing Solana meme coins list that has been capturing the interest of the community. What are your thoughts on the best Solana altcoins to watch right now? Have you invested in any Solana meme coins or Bitcoin? Would love to hear your experiences! |
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Yes Pre-market can surely be a hit or a miss
To my understanding differentiating between meme coins and utility tokens is the catch. Meme coins like Hamster Kombat often generate a lot of initial hype but may not have the long-term potential compared to some tokens with real-world utility. On the other hand, ZKlink, Layer3, and Swell Network are indeed examples of utility tokens with promising pre-markets.
Additionally, Pepe Unchained which can be considered similar to a meme coin has a unique approach and a growing community. If it continues to develop its ecosystem and provide tangible utility, it could potentially bridge the gap between meme coins and utility tokens.
But that's just my POV...
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Comparing this to Telegram games giving out "peanuts" is quite apt. It’s a reminder that while airdrops can be an exciting way to get involved in new projects, they often come with limitations that need to be considered and of course it a well known phenomenon in the crypto community. According to a 2024 report on airdrops, many airdrops tend to distribute very small amounts of tokens to a large user base, often leading to dissatisfaction among recipients. The report suggests that while airdrops can be effective for initial engagement and awareness, they often fall short in terms of providing substantial rewards to participants.  |
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Hello friends my name is Anthony steel, I am an expert and certified professional Crypto trader and I manage trading accounts for individuals and people who make a living through it. I can help you earn thousands of dollars within few weeks if you can invest in crypto, I have a private Telegram Group and Facebook page where I share most of my trades and profits from trading altcoins, memecoins, airdrops farming and tokens, you can DM Anthony_Steel on telegram if interested to join any of my groups or to Invest and Make Money online with Crypto.
There's something you're missing out here, and that's, not everyone here is a dummy to jump into such an unrealistic offer, and even if it's coming from a genuine source (which I don't think it is) it is been presented in similar way scammers have often done. ~ No images of successful trades you have made both in the past or present to backup your proclaimed professionalism in crypto trading over the years. - Also, you should have to make provision of testimonies or probably reviews of persons that have partnered with you that you have built their accounts. And they all have to be convincing enough. Any person that will want to show an interest on this is doing that at their own risk. DYOR, Telegram is a breeding ground for scammersI read the word Telegram and i start running the opposite way... not just for mining and trading... every now and then there is a message popping up related to online earning which turns out to be a scam and the source is always and i mean ALWAYS telegram... |
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Wow!! I do appreciate how you have shared your story and maybe it is a great effort to help out the newbies ... but still its too early for me to comment on the situation - as in I'm also no pro... just digging into crypto stuff as DYOR so that I get lesser blows initially. Like someone suggested starting with altcoins... so i was out here but still confused as to which are the best altcoins to look into, maybe i can get hold of a list of meme coins ... IDK. But your post has made one thing clean and clear to me that: - Mining can be a profitable hobby for some, but it's essential to approach it with the right mindset.
- While newer coins can offer high rewards initially, they often come with higher risks of volatility.
So overall good advice ... thanks mate! |
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Well i was searching for best altcoins to buy and will be following your post for any specific info or update.
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I guess your plan sounds good... do update once you execute the plan
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A lot of people currently hold either BTC or USDT, do you guys think popular ecommerce websites will start accepting BTC as payment methods alongside PayPal and the rest?
It really doesn't matter how many people hold Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency. For the merchants to accept cryptocurrency in their E-Commerce platforms, government framework needs to be present. As a businessman, no one wants regulatory hassles. If cryptocurrency is not recognised as a legal tender in any country, the merchants of that country will not accept cryptocurrency in their stores or in any eCommerce platforms. It's as simple as that. I second you. Many Asian (not Far east) countries have not yet implemented online transaction features let alone considering Bitcoin as a mode of payment! The governments are busy resolving their own issues.. neglecting what their country actually needs to progress  |
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I'll mention a reason - and this is the most common misconception that they believe everything is the same ... like Bitcoin is everything .. no knowledge of other coins, altcoins, meme coins, shitcoins.... nothing...
So any news related to one coin is considered as the standard and default... ofcourse every platform has to be understood, and experienced to be talked about.. i am no expert but this is what i usually hear from most who hide their interest in crypto and yet keep blabbering the same old thing that its not worth it
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Your post is really very stupid, or perhaps you were trying to pull if a clickbait trick but a very weak one. The title and post are completely different and no worthy discussing about. Please learn how to post in this great Forum!
Yes my bad!! i mixed up two posts.. hope now my question is relatable |
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The news is that with a notable increase in limit buy for altcoins -it signifies growing investor interest and confidence in altcoins compared to the titans.
This flexibility has made limit orders more attractive to traders dealing making it easier to deal in cryptocurrencies beyond the major ones like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
So what i wanted to know was that such advancements are really worth looking into? someone whose only interested in Bitcoin should be looking into altcoins for the said reasons?
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I was new to Bitcoin and had my share of ups and downs... and then someone suggested investing in altcoins etc... as a struggler, learner, and ofcourse wanting to bag good amount of money every now and then i did look into it... I explored Playdoge, Weinerdogai... it was like if i would read about it i would go for it.... and no doubt sometimes it did get lucky for me But my conclusion was .. Bitcoin is for the long run.. if i am talking of $1000K+ then I cant risk it anywhere else except on Bitcoin... yes maybe altcoins can be a little diversification... like small piggy banks... but definitely not hardcore  |
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I thought it was quite in...coz some good websites such as Shopify n AT&T is practicing so....giving options of paying via cryptocurrency.. like they allow such transactions.
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