I’ve been diving deep into the crypto space, looking for something that stands out from the usual projects, and I stumbled across Memereum from CryptoNews. Honestly, it grabbed my attention for a few reasons, and I thought it was worth bringing up here to see what you all think.
What’s Memereum?In simple terms, it’s this new platform aiming to bring insurance into the crypto world. You know how wild the market can get, from Bitcoin to even the smaller coins we sometimes take a punt on. Memereum is stepping in to offer insurance on a wide range of crypto assets, including gold, silver, and even antiques.
The ICO StageThey’re currently in Stage 5 of their ICO, and it's closing in less than 24 hours for another price increase. The interesting bit? The presale price is at $0.0265, but once they list, it’s jumping to $0.19.
Seems like a pretty decent opportunity to get in early.
Why I’m Leaning Towards It* It’s not just another token: The whole insurance angle feels like a fresh take in the space. Covering everything from your main holdings to even the riskiest of investments feels reassuring subject to them approving the coin on their platform.
* They’re going to have their own exchange, MemeSwap: On top of offering insurance, having their own exchange platform with 24-hour insurance against rug pulls? Sounds like they’re trying to build a really secure ecosystem.
* Security is tight: They’ve been audited by BlockSafu, which is always a good sign. Plus, they claim they plan to process most insurance claims in 3 to 5 days.
* Getting some spotlight: They’ve been featured in CryptoNews, and two major exchanges are already on board with them. Seems like they’re gaining some traction just a quick google search of Memereum and you’ll see their spotlight.
I personally think it is a good play.
Has anyone else looked into Memereum? Planning to jump in on the ICO or gonna wait and see? Let’s get a discussion going!
Their Socials Are:Telegram:
https://t.me/MemereumAnnouncementsTwitter:
https://twitter.com/MemereumBSCWeb:
https://www.memereum.net
