We've seen memecoins evolve over time, with a noticeable shift toward utility-based projects, not just on paper but in reality. A great example is W crypto, which has a sharing model where 70% of revenue goes back to the community, rewarding them for their on-chain performance.

Of course, the obvious concern is the sustainability of this model if there's not a steady influx of new users. However, with 17 million users on their Telegram page, it seems like they're doing quite well. I've also been monitoring the token for a while, and it looks promising.



What do you think about these types of meme tokens that offer real utility, have a capped supply of 1 billion, and are backed by an active team? Are they the kind of memes we should be paying attention to?

We've seen an influx of BNB projects doing good in terms of exposure and utilities rn and I wonder what could be the cause of the new wave? Have any idea??.

Boom is the latest to catch users attention rn. They're building an AI-powered platform, GamerBoom, to bring gamers into Web3, a decentralized internet where users control their data and assets. This platform blends AI with gaming to offer interactive experiences and rewards. Key features include Perceptron NFTs, which grant exclusive gaming perks, and a rewards system where users earn $BOOM tokens for activities like playing games or promoting the platform. Boom Foundation partners with NVIDIA, Solana, and BNB Chain to enhance its tech and reach. With $11M raised Already, they aim to make Web3 gaming accessible.

They’re hosting a TGE Today, on PancakeSwap and T1 rated exchanges, distributing 5% of $BOOM tokens to early supporters and NFT holders. Have you heard of this new BNB narrative? What's your take on their concept.

So I came across this concept by memecore recently and i find it cool. A blovkchain specifically for memecoins and fun apps driven by memes. It wants to make memes a way for people to create, share, and own digital culture. It uses a special system called Proof of Meme (PoM), where users stake meme coins to secure the network and earn rewards. It works with Ethereum-based apps, making it easy for developers to join.

They've already launched their mainnet and partners with Neo, OKX, and others m like Bitget, judging from their deposit to earn campaign for $M . It offers tools like PUPA for creating tokens and NFTs, Everswap for trading, and MemeCore Stake for earning rewards. The project focuses on community fun, with games, airdrops, and events. And their aim is to compete with Solana by being the best home for meme coins. Though memecoins has risks, but could this make trading memes more fun??.

So, I just woke up, seeing the news of Iran & Isreal ceasefire announced by Trump and the market is good, Currently on $BCH long position, then I went on twitter to see another Web3 Gaming project trending called moonviel..



It's like a full stack gaming hub, where developers can bring their idea to live in terms of web3 game creation Here's What they're building

Anyways their TGE is soon and I guess the hype stems from airdrop & giveaway activities on the project.. Token Giveaway. ngl I'm tired of talking about trending gamefi every month.. can this stand the test of time with their cutting edge utilities??

We've seen AI take over many aspects of life these days, from education to crypto, and really, our everyday routines. But most AI platforms are controlled by a few companies, limiting access and innovation. That's why I'm looking into Sahara.

Their decentralized platform makes AI tools and data open to everyone, encouraging collaboration. It allows people to build, share, and earn from AI models and datasets while retaining control over their work. Users can join a testnet to earn rewards, like points or NFTs, and become part of a community that's building AI for everyone.

They’ve raised $43M to grow the project, which is pretty decent by today’s standards, in my opinion. They haven't had their TGE yet, but I’ll be closely watching this.

What do you think of the concept?

There’s a new Telegram game called BOMB that’s been trending on Twitter lately. I haven’t played it much yet, but it looks fun, easy to get into, and kind of addictive, one of those games that grabs people’s attention fast according to those that have..

What really caught my attention us what’s happening around its TGE. About six exchanges  some Tier 1 and some Tier 2 have already announced they’ll be listing the token. A few are even giving extra airdrop rewards to users who qualify for the initiial drop.



This means there should be plenty of liquidity once the token goes live, which usually helps with trading and price movement.

It made me think, does hype drive these kinds of projects? When you have a game that’s fun, a strong community, and a lot of buzz online, plus support from well-known exchanges, it can create a lot of momentum very quickly.

BOMB seems to be following the same playbook as other successful Telegram games: make it fun, give real rewards, and back it with listings on major exchanges. Could be interesting to watch how it plays out.

So, cross-chain interoperability has always been a problem for users and developers alike. While some projects have made progress in addressing it, there are still issues around efficiency, complexity, and speed, in my opinion. It seems another project called Skate is giving it a shot, haha. Here's a quick rundown:

Skate is a blockchain project by Range Protocol that aims to make using different blockchains easier. Normally, blockchains like Ethereum or Avalanche don’t work together smoothly, so apps and users face issues like switching networks or moving assets. Skate addresses this by creating a unified layer where apps can work across all blockchains without needing bridges or extra steps. This means you can use an app on your favorite blockchain, like Solana, and still connect seamlessly with others like Ethereum.

 For users, Skate simplifies everything—you don’t need to juggle multiple wallets or networks. Its SkatePark hub lets you explore apps, link wallets, and earn rewards called Ollie for participating. For developers, Skate removes the headache of handling cross-chain complexities, allowing one app to work everywhere. It also includes a feature called Skate AMM, which lets users pool funds on any blockchain and earn fees from trades across all chains, helping to maintain liquidity. Built as an Ethereum Layer 2 using EigenLayer for security, Skate aims to make Web3 more user-friendly and connected—like one big, seamless network.

In theory, it sounds promising, but long-term integration could be a challenge. Anyway, it's the weekend and I just wanted to drop this. Let’s talk about different ways cross-chain issues in Web3 could be solved.

These days, a lot of narratives are flying around as the price trend is decent right now. I'm not surprised—this always happens when the market is green. It paves the way for potential projects or ones that have been quietly building to finally go live.

One of those is Human Finance. Judging by the name, you can probably tell it's related to payment systems, but there's a lot more to it. It’s a DeFi platform designed to make global payments fast and affordable using blockchain and stablecoins. What sets it apart is that it offers loans backed by future income—like invoices or paychecks—without needing extra collateral. It specifically targets the underserved 99%.

As of now, Huma has processed $3.8 billion in transactions, issued $1.2 billion in loans with no defaults, and boasts a high turnover ratio. Pretty solid numbers for a project that hasn’t even launched its token yet.

Its goals are to simplify payments, make DeFi more accessible, and grow its PayFi ecosystem—partnering with names like Solana and Circle. Some of its key selling points include a six-layer PayFi structure, flexible loan options, and stable yields (e.g., 10.5% APY).

Despite securing $10 million in funding, Huma currently faces some regional access limitations, and its token isn't tradable yet. But major players in the space have hinted at an upcoming listing in the next few days—which is how I even came across it.

So, what do you think of their features? Can they break out and dominate the PayFi sector?

The past few days have been really good for BTC holders and I'm guessing they're over the moon.

Those that accumulated during the retrace are over the moon rn.. But what's next, share your analysis below please no sentiments, just pure bias based on TA.

The Metaverse gained popularity when Facebook—now Meta—started talking about it and even rebranded the company. It’s such a cool concept on paper, but turning it into reality is clearly not easy. We’ve seen glimpses of projects, especially in gaming, that try to implement Metaverse-like ideas, but they haven’t always been consistent—or maybe I’m wrong. Honestly, I’m starting to think the Metaverse won’t become a full reality, at least not for a few more years.

That said, upcoming gaming projects like MapleStory are integrating virtual worlds into their gameplay, giving players more control and a more immersive experience. It’s a great concept, but can it really thrive and survive in tough market conditions?

I haven’t played the game myself since I haven’t been able to access the test phase. Has anyone else?

So, TOKEN2049 is coming up. For those not familiar, it's a massive crypto and Web3 conference held in Dubai and Singapore, drawing thousands of founders, investors, and developers. It’s a big deal for networking, with tons of side events and parties where people make deals and swap ideas. 

You get top-notch speakers like Vitalik Buterin, CZ, Justin Sun, Richard Teng, Erik Trump, and lots more attending. It’s also a stage for new projects to shine and a vibe check for the crypto world — bullish or skeptical. Basically, it’s the place to be if you’re into crypto, connecting the global scene and pushing innovation forward. 

So, are you going? I saw someone win an all-expenses-paid trip, which was actually pretty cool haha. You attended last year's event; this year, let’s see — maybe I’ll have a last-minute change of heart.

Hey guys, how’s it going? I’ve been thinking about something lately. In past years, Doge Day was always a big deal—there was so much hype on social media, especially on Twitter and Reddit. People would post memes, share their love for DOGE, and just have fun with it.

But this year? It felt kind of... quiet. I didn’t see much excitement or any major buzz. It just came and went without much fanfare. No special events, no big announcements from Dogechain, no cool promos from DEXs or CEXs. It honestly felt like most people forgot about it.

So I’m wondering—have we collectively moved on from DOGE? Is the community not as strong as it used to be?.

Paws has finally announced its listing after over a year of farming. I had almost forgotten the project even existed. However, with the current decline in hype around Telegram tap-to-earn projects, could this actually be a good time for them to launch?


Several exchanges have announced the listing, which makes it good cos that'll give the token good liquidity upon launch..



If you qualified, what’s your prediction for the listing price?

Hey guys, it's been a while since I posted, but here's something worth sharing and getting your opinions on.
These days, finding on-chain gems on DEXs isn't as dicey as it used to be—thanks to innovative solutions like trading bots, web3 wallets simplifying the process, and analytical tools from projects like Arkham, etc.

But there are still concerns when it comes to degening. Things like security, gas fees (don’t get me started), and how complicated some chains can be to navigate. Not to mention bridging fees due to the lack of interoperability.
So… can't these kinds of problems be solved?

Imagine a setup where we could easily spot promising tokens and trade them without needing to deal with complex wallets, bridging, and crazy gas fees. I came across something recently talking about merging CEX-grade security and speed with DEX-based opportunities.

As a degen, this sounds like a dream. So here's the question:
As a trader, would you prefer this kind of model (on-chain CEX trading—no bridging, fast, secure) over the old-fashioned way of scouting tokens manually (wallet switching, bridging, high gas, etc)?
Would love to hear your thoughts.

It’s a new week mateys.. I recently came across an interesting feature on Binance—the Vote to List initiative, which allows communities to vote for their favorite projects to be listed on the platform. I took a look at the options and realized that out of the four projects up for voting, I already hold three. 

This is great, but the real question is: How do you spot these gems before they debut on Binance? Beating the hype and positioning yourself early is key, so here’s what I’ve learned: 

1. Strong fundamentals – Look for projects with solid backing, such as venture capital (VC) investment or innovative technology. For example, I got into Mubarak early when I noticed that CZ was holding a bag. Sometimes, it’s just the little things. 

2. Community buzz and trading volume – Tokens with a lot of hype and strong community support often make it onto major exchanges. Paying attention to these indicators can give you an edge. 

3. Watch Bitget listings – Bitget is known for being quicker in spotting potential gems before they reach Binance. However, be cautious—you’re more likely to end up as exit liquidity if you're not strategic. 




These strategies have worked for me. Right now, I hold Broccoli, Mubarak, and Siren in my spot wallet. I’ve also taken profits and kept a moonbag. In this space, smart players always win—so play smart and don’t be exit liquidity. You can also share ways you use..

We've seen a new wave of narratives saturating the space since the beginning of last year—AI agents. They’re like memes but with a smaller supply and actual use cases, thanks to AI. Take Siren, for example.

It’s an AI agent that aims to provide users with an intelligent and personalized encryption service experience—essentially simplifying complex data analysis and making it more accessible, according to what they claim.

But do they really achieve this? Has anyone actually utilized what AI agents are offering? If so, please share your experience

It's actually a good thing that we're seeing more liquid staking options in the crypto space right now, especially for DeFi enthusiasts. And who says we can't explore decentralized finance on BTC?

That's why I find PumpBTC interesting. From what I've discovered, it's a platform designed to bring decentralized finance (DeFi) to Bitcoin holders by enabling liquid staking through Babylon. Its mission is to maximize yields for BTC holders while keeping the process simple. These kinds of processes are usually complicated, in my opinion, but with this, you can stake BTC in a single action and instantly receive liquidity tokens.

Anyway, I'll be exploring this further over the weekend to check blockchain compatibility and other aspects. Are you familiar with this concept? Share your opinion below.

Woke up to see Mubarak trending—it's a CTO token with CZ affiliation, though I don't know the full story yet. It's up over 300% in less than 24 hours and currently trading around a $150M market cap. 

It's already listed on most of the top five exchanges within a short period and is on BSC. We all know meme tokens are volatile, so trade with caution, but this one seems to have good potential, in my opinion. What do you think?"

Hey everyone,

The market is a bit rough right now—some altcoins have dropped more than 60%, and BTC is around $79K. Still, smart people are finding ways to make money. The key is knowing which coins to hold and how to use your money wisely.

For example, $BGB has done better than $BTC over the past 90 days, showing that picking the right altcoins matters. I joined the $ELX launchpool by staking $BGB and earned about $240 in rewards without trading.



This shows that in crypto, you don’t always need to trade. Sometimes, the best move is to let your coins work for you. It might not be perfect, but it really works.

What do you think?

This week was a rollercoaster in the crypto space and a historic one due to the crypto summit held yesterday at the White House. I thought the market would react positively, but it seems business as usual. What was discussed was largely what we already knew—but that’s a conversation for another day. 

For today, let’s talk about NFTs. 

I’ve been seeing Mint tweets on X, and there’s a lot of excitement. It’s a Layer 2 blockchain that connects everyone to NFTs, with its own DEX and NFT marketplace called MintSwap. I don’t know if we’ll ever see a surge like 2021 again, but with projects like this, it’s worth keeping an eye on. That’s why I’m considering farming their token, Mint, on here—it offers a lower-risk entry. Plus, it’s the weekend, which means an opportunity for me to explore the crypto space and catch up on the latest developments. 

Anyway, how did you find the crypto summit? And how do you usually spend your weekends—like me, or differently?