Quote from: dwyane36 on February 11, 2025, 02:15:12 PM

Quote from: satscraper on February 11, 2025, 02:59:00 AM

Most coins that are already listed and not associated with meme are from the same class that is they have no utility at all. But we use them at gambling. The reason why "the-fresh-out-of-the-can" meme coins like ^{TRUMP or MELANIA} have not to be allowed to enter such trusted platforms lies in their high volatility caused by the potential rag pull scam which happen more than often latterly. ^{No one would want to have extra risks at gambling.} I'm a fresh gambler at BetFury and have to admit that their set ^{in this respect}is more than clever.

The current charts of meme tokens from Trump and Melania really look like charts of some rug pull tokens. It's strange, I mean, hardly anyone expected to see such price manipulation on the token that was promoted by the US president.
In any case, the high volatility of such meme tokens is exactly what attracts many users. Maybe Trump's meme token may not be particularly interesting regarding a way to deposit on the Betfury platform, but the futures with large leverage on this meme token will clearly interest those users who like to gamble.

Users will then double down on the gambling principle since they will not only bet on their luck in their favorite games, but also on the fact that the meme token market will not collapse at any moment and find their tokens lost value. Any casino is supposed to take into account the characteristics of each token it lists to be safe to use and there is almost no greater guarantee than that the token has a history, i.e. that it has been used safely for a relatively long period of time to ensure the solidity of the project.

The casino itself runs the risk of storing huge amounts of liquidity for a token that no one understands anything about.