New crypto narratives are constantly emerging but memecoins are stronger.

[Anonymous No.54708333]

How is that possible when memecoins are even more powerful than those projects that add value? Only the money they are definitely aping can explain why, IMO. That is shit, screw it.

[Anonymous No.54708363]

No bigger fools comin', the new crop of zoom zoom are doomers. Baggies gonna' bag.

[Anonymous No.54708419]

>>54708363
Memecoiner spotted

[Anonymous No.54708825]

>>54708363
Bag and bag and bag more

[Anonymous No.54709089]

>>54708333
X10000 for pepe then I quit

[Anonymous No.54709102]

>>54709089
this is a scam, and this poster is a pajeet

[Anonymous No.54709185]

>>54708333
The entire market aping into a single shit coin can only pump it to 150m marketcap. Ponder the ramifications.

[Anonymous No.54709230]

>>54708333
It is very simple. People ONLY buy crypto because they think the price will go up. This isn’t like real assets that pay dividends or can be used for something. And the reason they think the price will go up is that the promoters are doing dirty shit like paying influencers and wash trading, while legit projects tend to avoid that.

[Anonymous No.54709519]

>>54709102
Haha shut up

[Anonymous No.54709527]

>>54709230
Influencers are the best shillers

[Anonymous No.54709887]

>>54709185
When moon

[Anonymous No.54710071]

>>54709089
Go on and goodluck

[Anonymous No.54710254]

>>54709185
At what value? Everything will dump back eventually so what's the point? Good tokens with solid products are what keep the market going.

[Anonymous No.54710279]

>>54709230
>It is very simple. People ONLY buy crypto because they think the price will go up. This isn’t like real assets that pay dividends or can be used for something
Wrong anon. Real world assets are being tokenised on defi now. Real estates, land backed assets etc. Those are the one with real value. The space has progressed from pump and dump. You should pay attention.

[Anonymous No.54710309]

>>54710254
Easy

[Anonymous No.54710374]

>>54708333
I'm in for money

[Anonymous No.54710471]

>>54710279
Things are changing in the area. Both positive and negative aspects exist. Long-term investment is worthwhile when seeing a project with true value, but be careful and avoid getting rekt. Learn your lessons.

[Anonymous No.54710544]

>>54710374
Your choice. The freedom is yours

[Anonymous No.54710731]

>>54709527
Listen to influencers at your own risk. They really don't care. They just want to make profits like everyone else.

[Anonymous No.54710741]

>>54710471
Greed is a killer. Take profits when necessary and have moon bag if the project has some working functionalities. Don't fall in love with any token.

[Anonymous No.54710743]

>>54708333
The memecoin energy is pathetically low this right now. It makes me doubt their importance in the next run desu

[Anonymous No.54710883]

>>54710741
If there is a functional product, that will be a good idea. If the project has potential, the community will support it. They don't have to force anything on anyone. People are intelligent enough to hold that token if they so desired.

[Anonymous No.54710965]

>>54710544
>The freedom is yours
Based. There's freedom to make long term investments. New narratives are coming up. AI, RWA etc, take your pick. Real value to asset owners like MNICorp is offering sounds better to me anyway. No risk of rekt.

[Anonymous No.54710977]

>>54710743
Low? Seems you haven't been keeping up. Pepe and all the arb memes are making trends. Still don't trust the run though. We aren't there yet.

[Anonymous No.54710995]

>>54710883
Well said. Build something good and watch investors take interest. Sustainability should be the priority. Most are failing at that sadly.

[Anonymous No.54710997]

>>54710279
There's no doubt about that. These aspects aim to create efficiencies and increase accessibility that traditional markets can’t achieve, but the majority of the big names going in this direction are all centralized entities like;


>>U.S. banking giant JPMorgan executed the first live trade using tokenized versions of the yen and the Singapore dollar on the Polygon blockchain. A month later, asset manager WisdomTree unveiled nine digital funds, adding to the one it had started successfully earlier in the year. Won't be surprised to see black rock doing same.

But who cares?

[Anonymous No.54711021]

>>54709089
>X10000 for pepe then I quit
rug will be pulled before it

[Anonymous No.54711029]

>>54710743
Pleb will always find a way to feed whales and, in turn, get nothing. Meme coins are a major way of transferring wealth to manipulators who might have loss a lot longing BTC.
It is so pathetic that many fail to play their cards well on this.

[Anonymous No.54711083]

>>54711021
Their dev will rug the liquidity

[Anonymous No.54711122]

>>54708333
Anon, it's like the crypto space is being invaded by memes! But seriously, how far can we take this? Will we be trading Dogecoin for Lambo's next? projects offering tokenization and real-world asset (RWA) integration are the ones that will really thrive in this space. I mean, sure, memes are fun and all, but you can't exactly pay your bills with them, can you?

[Anonymous No.54711210]

>>54711029
Meme coins can be a risky business, prone to manipulation. However, I'm more interested in supporting projects that strive to create a fair and secure cryptocurrency space for all. I'm particularly drawn to those that blend the best of decentralized and traditional finance, which I believe hold great potential for promoting equality.

[Anonymous No.54711241]

>>54710995
You should also take into account that liquidity is the most crucial thing to achieving sustainability. The best way to achieve it is to secure long-term revenues. Do not misunderstand what I am saying. Just telling the fact!

[Anonymous No.54711247]

>>54710997
Traditional market is waking up and smelling the beans. Decentralistion in that aspect won't happen in one day but it's getting there. Only a matter of time.

[Anonymous No.54711254]

>>54711029
Slurp, make profits and get out while you still can. It's not quantum physics.

[Anonymous No.54711262]

>>54711241
Strong liquidity should be put into consideration. Who wants to become food for whales. These info are out there if you know how to look.

[Anonymous No.54711412]

>>54711254
Make profits now

[Anonymous No.54711445]

this is a jeet thread

[Anonymous No.54711578]

>>54711241
Bro, you're preaching to the choir. But if you neglect short-term gains, you might end up as anons on 4chan, living off ramen and memes instead of long-term success.

[Anonymous No.54711591]

>>54711412
What's better than investing in a project that enable retail and investors to invest in revenue-generating assets via NFE non- fungible equity

[Anonymous No.54711598]

>>54711210
Yeah, many sensible, smart investors will lobby for this owing to sustainability. This is not found in non-utility projects. Through solid fundamental innovation, we can witness what we all expect in the ecosystem, which is unification, but to think of it critically, we are far from achieving that.

[Anonymous No.54711615]

>>54711445
This is indeed an ESL jeet thread

[Anonymous No.54711661]

>>54711247
Definitely, since the major aim is to provide a solution for bank runs and overcollateralization in DeFi, it stands a chance to emerge. Imagine getting stable yields in DeFi without being affected by crypto’s volatility.


>>54711254


Tell that to Tod, who believes they can stick to memes forever. The big mistake most bobós make is to be emotionally attached to an unsustainable yield system tied to volatility.

[Anonymous No.54711927]

>>54708333
The memecoin hype will fade and narratives such as privacy, Defi and NFTs will still thrive so what's your point????

[Anonymous No.54711995]

>>54711598
We have so many projects with utilities as you rightly point out but is difficult to fond one.

[Anonymous No.54712059]

>>54711927
Hey, if you're still on about privacy and NFTs, you're outdated. DeFi's where it's at. Tokenization might scale as Bitcoin acceptance increases. Get ready for a wild ride, anon!

[Anonymous No.54712089]

>>54710471
A lot is changing, and it's going to take the directions we did not expect. Defi might merge seamlessly with tradfi and we would have a situation where both would work hand in hand.

[Anonymous No.54712125]

>>54711927
I know better to test every water rather than sit around waiting for one narrative to change my life kek
I bought pepe and made 20x
I hold gns for PerpDex
arb for L2
ride for metaverse and so on

[Anonymous No.54712162]

>>54710965
Easiest way to keep up with the new and exciting narratives is using data analytic tools which have been effective in the past, tokenmetrics has made this pretty easy for everyone

[Anonymous No.54712218]

>>54711262
A project with a constant supply of liquidity would def have a long lifetime. And it would also outperform other projects without enough liquidity, no matter their use case.

[Anonymous No.54712276]

>>54711591
Additional security is crucial for reasons other than yield-generating rewards. Long-term expectations also include the platform's stability and security folks.

[Anonymous No.54712384]

>>54711927
Memecoins not die

[Anonymous No.54712403]

>>54712125
Geez

[Anonymous No.54712421]

>>54712125
Did you swing your profits in the others or still holding?
Genuinely curious

[Anonymous No.54712434]

>>54712218
Liquidity is basically the pillar that holds any project standing
This is why CEX listing is important

[Anonymous No.54712439]

>>54712421
This is not reddit

[Anonymous No.54712448]

>>54710279
RWA's are behind a kyc paywall . They ask if you're accredited or not

[Anonymous No.54712451]

>>54712162
It's not just about getting in a narrative, the timing, what to buy etc matters a lot

[Anonymous No.54712452]

>>54712276
Security? Hacks are common damn

[Anonymous No.54712503]

>>54712276
Absolutely, I don't invest in shit and trash coin. I go fpr those with products and can improve market liquidity and, of course, the platform's sustainability.

>>54712162
Fuck, Some of those narratives are only good on paper

[Anonymous No.54712537]

>>54712384
Dead serious?

[Anonymous No.54712610]

>>54712452
That is related to the audit of smart contract platforms anon.
>>54712503
Nobody wants to get rekt, so it is their job to do their research before investing in a certain project. Only fools follow a shitty influencers. Kek

[Anonymous No.54712681]

>>54712276
The entire crypto space needs stability and security. The surge in demand for privacy is already showing the need for security and control, we dont have to wait until CBDCs step in.

[Anonymous No.54712760]

>>54712421
No fucking way took profits to stables
I might increase my Ride stack at some point but not just yet.
I'm already staking a big bag

[Anonymous No.54712779]

>>54708333
ALL CRYPTO ARE MEME COINS
At least buy a solid one with growth potential.
Just look at this one. Prime example.
wrongtoken.com

[Anonymous No.54712782]

>>54712681
We already have assets that are working to tokenize real-world assets. Even if CBDCs fail, there is already the need to build a bridge between the defi space and traditional finance.

[Anonymous No.54712793]

>>54712503
Can't disagree, some of them only sound juicy from far

[Anonymous No.54712797]

>>54712779
All crypto? In your dreams.

[Anonymous No.54712798]

>>54712503
Execution is the most important thing. I like to put my money where my mouth is, hence my investment in the token economy. But I always have it at the back of my mind that there could be overpromising and under-delivery.

[Anonymous No.54712822]

>>54712448
Well, I don't think there's yet a way around that. But is kyc really a terrible thing, when you really come to think about its use case in some areas? Like in keeping track of daos

[Anonymous No.54712825]

>>54712451
This is where tokenmetrics comes into play, it does the research, analysis, predicts price etc
basically plays the role of an ai research buddy

[Anonymous No.54712850]

>>54712822
if i have to kyc why the fuck would i just not use a bank?

[Anonymous No.54712907]

>>54711995
>We have so many projects with utilities as you rightly point out but is difficult to fond one.
Liquidity shouldn't be an issue if they have a well-structured model for generating revenue. Some basically generate revenue from CFD and TX fees, but most often this model is not sustainable to keep the yield system, except that there will have to be a compromise at one end by minting more tokens to inflate the supply.

[Anonymous No.54712919]

>>54712850
Sometimes, it has less to do with centralization and more to do with regulation. No one can create 200KYCs at once, therefore the decision won't be manipulated anon. Think outside the box.

[Anonymous No.54712951]

>>54712850
Not all review one identity, as you think dumb ass. The essence could be to mitigate manipulation if it's a community-driven project. Even if it compromises decentralization to some extent, it's worth it considering what it aims to achieve.

[Anonymous No.54712983]

>>54712825
Nobody has made good money on that scam site. It's a grift

[Anonymous No.54712994]

>>54712793
I think the next bull cycle would see widespread use of platforms that connect defi and tradefi
>>54712798
Stop acting like a retard and act now. Project that is more inclusive, democratic, and transparent than traditional finance models is the way of the future. Don't be told the second time anon.

[Anonymous No.54713028]

>>54708333
They are until they're not. Make ur profit and sell the meme shitcoins bro, trust me, im a 80 year old wise nigger

all telegrams of memecoins are pajeets who act rfiendly just to scam u

ETH to 20k

[Anonymous No.54713037]

>>54712850
probably because banks can't offer you shit. KYC is used in daos to mitigate dao manipulation by whales, and I think that's a good enough reason.

[Anonymous No.54713040]

>>54712983
That's fuck

[Anonymous No.54713047]

>>54709089
PEPE is already at 100m market cap u stupid nigger

>>54710883
Memecoins have 0 real use case potential except making u money to sell on niggers

[Anonymous No.54713071]

>>54712983
You can't relate because it's certainly not a site for brainlets
I've been using it for months and I'm trading game has been up since then bobo

[Anonymous No.54713080]

>>54712994
retard pajeets always rushing into projects without doing proper will keep getting burnt. It's your brain, boy, use it and make adequate research before you jump in.

[Anonymous No.54713096]

>>54713047
They say it can pull a Shib

[Anonymous No.54713111]

>>54712907
having rwa as collateral never hurts when it comes to liquidity imo though. a thing or two to be learned from such projects building a bridge between the crypto space and traditional businesses.

[Anonymous No.54713141]

>>54712760
pretty based, there's no stopping the train once q3 and q4 updates start to roll out

[Anonymous No.54713149]

>>54713071
Every non scam coin has been up the past few months. Do the math and I bet you would have made more by holding btc during the same time. Now who's the brainlet. Either that or you're paid shill. Either way just trying to save others from getting ripped off.

[Anonymous No.54713157]

>>54711995
One that i found recently is ride, an ideal project that's converting car ride into a mobile gaming space.

[Anonymous No.54713208]

>>54713096
Wow I heard that before

Now a racist green pee pee frog is going to go to 5bil market cap?

[Anonymous No.54713255]

>>54713111
There are projects already doing that, but they lack transparency and democracy, so I can't support them. I try not to generalize, but projects that maintain its credibility is a green flag. Easy to spot.

[Anonymous No.54713320]

>>54713208
Is that you PEPE?

[Anonymous No.54713357]

>>54708333
I can invest in memes and solid projects. Don't me.

[Anonymous No.54713395]

>>54713096
Shib fuck it

[Anonymous No.54713422]

>>54708333
There is no better coin but only BTC and ETH

[Anonymous No.54713454]

>>54713157
What's ride?

[Anonymous No.54713468]

>>54712850
I don't like kyc

[Anonymous No.54713517]

>>54712384
Why do you think so

[Anonymous No.54713623]

>>54713468
That includes the regulatory framework. Think on the platform's long-term security rather than believing it is being controlled. After all, consider the product it brings, so that everyone can benefit of. Mind that.

[Anonymous No.54713729]

>>54713320
Pepe on the mix

[Anonymous No.54713819]

>>54708333
Memecoins become popular because of Elon

[Anonymous No.54713831]

>>54712779
You are a pathetic loser

[Anonymous No.54713867]

>>54713819

[Anonymous No.54714684]

>>54713111
>having rwa as collateral never hurts when it comes to liquidity imo though


Yeah, it doesn't hurt, pleb. Isn't this what we all crave to see since some level of decentralization is attainable while being compliant?

[Anonymous No.54714725]

>>54713255
With the speculation waving around, I think this could be in the limelight in time to come, and those with unique models will definitely be ahead of the curve.