Are you still trading meme coins?

[Maccryptic]

The meme market was active for quite a while, but the trend seems to be shifting altcoins with strong use cases, as investors increasingly seek projects with long-term potential.

 I’ve been exploring Nillion (NIL) a project focused on securing sensitive data while maintaining privacy. It enables developers to build secure applications without privacy limitations, using blind computation to process encrypted data safely. The project is already listing on multiple CEXs.

 Lately, I’ve been focusing on projects like this, what have you been doing recently

[mk4]

People flood to projects like Nillion as if they've already won. I wish them all the best, but people don't realize how hard it is to make such a protocol successful.

But just to answer your question, my money is currently on seed deals, one specific alt, and BTC.

[MAAManda]

The meme market was active for quite a while, but the trend seems to be shifting altcoins with strong use cases, as investors increasingly seek projects with long-term potential.

I’ve been exploring Nillion (NIL) a project focused on securing sensitive data while maintaining privacy. It enables developers to build secure applications without privacy limitations, using blind computation to process encrypted data safely. The project is already listing on multiple CEXs.

Lately, I’ve been focusing on projects like this, what have you been doing recently

The trend hasn't changed, there are still many people who believe in meme tokens. It's just you who got out of meme tokens & saw potential in some altcoins that have fundamentals like Nillion (NIL). For me, when I get a good opportunity to get into meme tokens, I will definitely do it, so, yes, I still trade meme tokens to this day, but not with a high frequency.

BTW, about Nillion (NIL), there are a lot of lucky people out there who got the airdrop, for the umpteenth time, I missed a project with a good airdrop, LOL.

one specific alt

Can you name it, mate?

[mich]

Well I've been investing in crypto for years and I have never met a successful trader that does it with meme coins. I have met some people that have made money in playing swings but trading meme coins is not a reliable or consistent way to make money from investing.
There is only some meme coins I do think we should hodl. There is so many of the meme coins and alot of them do become 'rug pulls'. So I do not think we should risk losing our capital and just make profit from hodling them not trading them. 

[passwordnow]

Lately, I’ve been focusing on projects like this

Good luck if you're into that type of projects.

what have you been doing recently

Not that much.
Been focused still with holding some top alts and BTC. That's what I want to have when this bull run goes to the peak again. I'm believing that there is still some come back for the peak for BTC and these top alts that I have will also recover once it's up again.

one specific alt

Can you name it, mate?

I'll take a guess, Hyperliquid?

[Hispo]

The meme market was active for quite a while, but the trend seems to be shifting altcoins with strong use cases, as investors increasingly seek projects with long-term potential.

 I’ve been exploring Nillion (NIL) a project focused on securing sensitive data while maintaining privacy. It enables developers to build secure applications without privacy limitations, using blind computation to process encrypted data safely. The project is already listing on multiple CEXs.

 Lately, I’ve been focusing on projects like this, what have you been doing recently

To be honest though, what you are describing does not sound like a meme coin at all. Because, by definition, a Memecoin bases it's price purely on the hype and especulation of the trading community which follows the coin.
If the coin you are talking about has some use case and actual utility, then it losses it's status as a Memecoin and turns into a project of alternative currency with decentralized characteristics.

Memecoins are only their name and their status as meme, nothing more.

[Dunamisx]

The meme market was active for quite a while, but the trend seems to be shifting altcoins with strong use cases, as investors increasingly seek projects with long-term potential.

People are still interested in memecoins, but they are only being scared of investing on the ones that can at any time cart away their investment, but because of the way of how some of these projects present to be profitable, they have been working to engage more people to invest on them, while on the real state, not all of them can be trusted like that because many have shown to turned into scam at the later end, rendering it investors on high loss, we must therefore be more careful the more we are considering for any investment that have to do with memecoin except we are ready for it.

[Text]

Yeah I still keep an eye on meme coins for the fun and quick plays but I’m leaning more towards projects with real utility too.

Lately I’ve been diving into blockchain gaming projects especially those with solid ecosystems and reward structures. Stuff like Nifty Island, Immortal Rising 2 and a few YGG quests have kept me busy. It’s been a mix of playing, earning and exploring new mechanics. Always on the lookout for the next big thing with staying power though.

[avikz]

The meme market was active for quite a while, but the trend seems to be shifting altcoins with strong use cases, as investors increasingly seek projects with long-term potential.

 I’ve been exploring Nillion (NIL) a project focused on securing sensitive data while maintaining privacy. It enables developers to build secure applications without privacy limitations, using blind computation to process encrypted data safely. The project is already listing on multiple CEXs.

 Lately, I’ve been focusing on projects like this, what have you been doing recently

Memecoins are a waste of time. Unless you have some insider connection where you get to know a memecoins as soon as it is launched, highly likely you are going to loose money. If a coin has some good use cases, that may survive but most of the memecoins will trade for a short while before entering the coffin. That's why I stay away from such things. Money is important to me and I prefer not to loose it.

Nillion looks promising but we surely have few more applications development platforms active in this crypto market. The odds of succeeding is very low.

[milewilda]

The meme market was active for quite a while, but the trend seems to be shifting altcoins with strong use cases, as investors increasingly seek projects with long-term potential.

 I’ve been exploring Nillion (NIL) a project focused on securing sensitive data while maintaining privacy. It enables developers to build secure applications without privacy limitations, using blind computation to process encrypted data safely. The project is already listing on multiple CEXs.

 Lately, I’ve been focusing on projects like this, what have you been doing recently

Whenever there's some news about a meme coin getting listed or being hyped then its just like some another ordinary day on which we know that this is really what do happens into those coins that have a huge community support plus being hyped on which this will really be ended up on being that traded or getting listed on top tier exchange on which it do really that create that hype even more. Am i trading meme coins? Im not really that much nowadays specially i have been ended up on having some tons of loses on SOL based meme coins on which after the hype then it do dies after and this has become the common trend. After those loses then i had skipped out on trading meme coins now and really that focusing into those top coins in the market on which i could be able to say that this is much more better and much more worth rather than on making yourself that wasting up some money and ending up on holding tons of shit tokens into your bag. I could understand on why people would really be that wanting to deal up with memes because they do know that they can potentially becoming that millionaires if they do able to hit up the right ones on which this is really that could happen. It will really be that up to you on how you do make out adjustments accordingly in regarding about risks management on dealing up with meme coins.

[moneystery]

i don't know why it's called a memecoin when it has a clear utility as a project that allows for securing sensitive data while maintaining privacy. because as far as i know, memecoin is a coin that is built based on a trend and has no strong utility. but if it has a clear purpose, then it doesn't deserve to be called a memecoin, unless the purpose of the project is just a gimmick to attract people.

[Tipstar]

The meme market was active for quite a while, but the trend seems to be shifting altcoins with strong use cases, as investors increasingly seek projects with long-term potential.

 I’ve been exploring Nillion (NIL) a project focused on securing sensitive data while maintaining privacy. It enables developers to build secure applications without privacy limitations, using blind computation to process encrypted data safely. The project is already listing on multiple CEXs.

 Lately, I’ve been focusing on projects like this, what have you been doing recently

I'm more focused towards established and popular meme coins. The problem with new memecoins are they are too risky. It's not sure whether they'd be accepted by the market. They can provide high yield due to high volatility but its a hit and miss chance and they could also go zero volume and price. Even if they get listed to a centralized exchange.
Established memecoins on other hand are sure to get large volumes and the price volatility easily does x2 or 1/2 in matter of days. Pepe for example did a 20% rise in a few days.

[Bournesparks]

The meme market was active for quite a while, but the trend seems to be shifting altcoins with strong use cases, as investors increasingly seek projects with long-term potential.

I’ve been exploring Nillion (NIL) a project focused on securing sensitive data while maintaining privacy. It enables developers to build secure applications without privacy limitations, using blind computation to process encrypted data safely. The project is already listing on multiple CEXs.

Lately, I’ve been focusing on projects like this, what have you been doing recently

The trend hasn't changed, there are still many people who believe in meme tokens. It's just you who got out of meme tokens & saw potential in some altcoins that have fundamentals like Nillion (NIL). For me, when I get a good opportunity to get into meme tokens, I will definitely do it, so, yes, I still trade meme tokens to this day, but not with a high frequency.

BTW, about Nillion (NIL), there are a lot of lucky people out there who got the airdrop, for the umpteenth time, I missed a project with a good airdrop, LOL.

one specific alt

Can you name it, mate?

So this means you missed PARTI too? Well Nil is a pioneer privacy platform with a feature called blind compute and even though early days seems productive, we can still observe because they're questions about integrations in the long term.

From this chart on Bitget it seems airdrop sellers are still selling, so I'll suggest using candybomb to accumulate slowly if you fancy.

[CroverNo01]

I'm more focused towards established and popular meme coins. The problem with new memecoins are they are too risky. It's not sure whether they'd be accepted by the market. They can provide high yield due to high volatility but its a hit and miss chance and they could also go zero volume and price. Even if they get listed to a centralized exchange.
Established memecoins on other hand are sure to get large volumes and the price volatility easily does x2 or 1/2 in matter of days. Pepe for example did a 20% rise in a few days.

Memecoins are popular in the market, there are quite eligible ones that will make one smile and there's also some that will bring sad faces to trades and investors. Memecoins have dominated the market in every possible areas and we get aligned with the system so swift. We don't get everything twisted because memecoins have always been in existence in the market, we rely mostly on this project to become profitable in he market. We move with the flows of the market, and secondly our strategy is important for our own very survival.

[DeathAngel]

I try not to but every now & again I get dragged in, to try & profit on some absolute shit coin. The most recent one I bought is Fartcoin which funnily enough is doing really well. I’m up over 40% on it so far but I will exit with realised profits at some stage this year. These type of coins are not a long term investment.

[X-ray]

meme is already the old thing now, the hype wasn't as great as it was before therefore I think it's waste of time already trading memes.
now i'm more focused on the newer altcoins, and BTC, with the BTC.D that keeps rising it's pretty obvious that the altcoin market will also become weak and prone to dump for a while.

to add, new projects that you mentioned are great and all at TGE but i'm always afraid of massive dumping post listing because most of people have short attention span and would forget these projects in a matter of weeks.
so I just trade on SOL, ETH, and some of the biggest alts.

[MAAManda]

I'll take a guess, Hyperliquid?

I don't think it's Hyperliquid (HYPE), @mk4 is an old member on the forum & I'm sure he's a fundamentalist too. So that 1 specific alt should be from the mainstream coins. It could be Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), BNB (BNB), Sui (SUI), Tron (TRX) or Toncoin (TON).

BTW, are you also trading meme tokens @passwordnow? If so, what was the last one you bought & how did it go?

[Taskford]

I try not to but every now & again I get dragged in, to try & profit on some absolute shit coin. The most recent one I bought is Fartcoin which funnily enough is doing really well. I’m up over 40% on it so far but I will exit with realised profits at some stage this year. These type of coins are not a long term investment.

Its good that you are in profit with that shitcoins you bought and its clear that there's nothing good will happen to that meme coin since its like disposible shitcoin the way the dev named it.

To risky to hold it for long term, because everything on meme coin is temporary and we might get dragged and lose for possible rug pull that might happen to this meme coin which common thing happened with this shitcoin. Newbies need to be aware of the risk and avoid to get hype so much so they can decide clearly and can possibly go away with some gains on their pockets.

[Hispo]

I try not to but every now & again I get dragged in, to try & profit on some absolute shit coin. The most recent one I bought is Fartcoin which funnily enough is doing really well. I’m up over 40% on it so far but I will exit with realised profits at some stage this year. These type of coins are not a long term investment.

You have be in a very specific economical position to be able to gamble in a shitcoin which is literally backed on farts and still being able to get profits out of it.
It is something I would never dare to do myself, to be honest, if I felt like gambling I would rather log in my favorite casino and see if luck is on my side that day.

Anyways, credit to you who have at least learn how to navigate the waves and the ups and downs of the shitcoins markets, just be careful because you have to develop a good enough eye in order to filter scams out of "legitimate" shitcoins/memecoins.

[fikrett]

I try not to but every now & again I get dragged in, to try & profit on some absolute shit coin. The most recent one I bought is Fartcoin which funnily enough is doing really well. I’m up over 40% on it so far but I will exit with realised profits at some stage this year. These type of coins are not a long term investment.

Great results, even though it is made with the meme.

These coins live up and die too quickly to be a stable way to go..