I was always a gem seeker, you know how it is with this low mcaps. They are x100, ×1000 or zero.
Since many years I invested in many coins, started with BTC and ETH like all of us and then some meme coins went with booming profits! Like Shiba and Doge for example.
Its clearly that in our days the MEME Coins have a great potential to make really good money in a bullmarket.
I am more of the guy that looks for some projects with limited supply, of course you cant find all of this in one project.
The question would be what is your favourite coin now? Which meme Coins do you guys invest in now?
Would be very interesting to know your opinion.
Since many years I invested in many coins, started with BTC and ETH like all of us and then some meme coins went with booming profits! Like Shiba and Doge for example.
Its clearly that in our days the MEME Coins have a great potential to make really good money in a bullmarket.
I am more of the guy that looks for some projects with limited supply, of course you cant find all of this in one project.
The question would be what is your favourite coin now? Which meme Coins do you guys invest in now?
Would be very interesting to know your opinion.
My favorite "meme" coin has always been Dogecoin. It's the oldest "meme" coin in existence with a strong community behind it. Unlike Shiba Inu, Dogecoin has its own Blockchain network that's been tried and tested over the years. Fees on DOGE are much lower than fees on Shiba Inu (SHIBA relies on ETH's gas fees after all). Yet for some reason, people are overhyped with the Shiba Inu token.
Speaking of "meme" coins, there's one "meme" coin no one seems to mention. It's called Garlicoin, and to my surprise, the coin has a limited supply of only 69 million units. I believe the coin is extremely undervalued, as it's trading for $0.01 on the market. For such a limited supply, I think GRLC would've been worth at least $10. Anyhow, you'll never know when it will "explode" in price so it might not hurt mining or buying some coins to stack them up for the future. "Meme" coins are known to be widely unpredictable, so I'd suggest you never put your life savings into them to avoid huge losses in the long run.
