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99% of meme coins are not on coinbase, this is.

That does not give any credibility to the project, it seems you have learned nothing in these past few years. In the last cycle listing on Binance and FTX gave projects legitimacy, and almost all of them ended up being scams. Cheesy

There are thousands of meme coins, and only a few end up on Coinbase.

It did a 10x in less than 3 weeks in March, so if it can do that then it can do a lot more when real altseason comes later this year.

Coinbase will list virtually any memecoin that is on its native base blockchain. A memecoin being listed on Coinbase means almost nothing (in fact, an exchange listing for any coin is not a metric or tell that its value will increase. Actually, recent times show that prices drop post-hype for listings even on tier 1's like Binance and Coinbase).

The only reason that it did a 10x in march was due to a low market cap. Going from 30m to 300m is a 270 million gain in market cap. Going from 3 million to 30 million is a 27 million gain. The only thing that is 10x is the difficulty for it to do 10x again.

Quote from: JamesDaniel90 on July 08, 2025, 09:27:15 AM

You dont make life changing money being mainly in Bitcoin.

The idea that memecoins will make you life changing money was created by influencers and insiders profiting from people who buy into that idea that every meme will be the next dogecoin. Remember (to you and other readers) there have only been a handful of successful memecoins whilst there have been over 1,000,000 scams/memecoins that end up 90-99%+ down from its very short-lived top.

I can assure you that <1% of memecoin investors are in profit, and unless you are an influencer or someone with early/inside info, you will probably not be a part of that 1% who ends up in profit.

Investing in memecoins to the point of shilling them is not a working money making strategy. Feel free to take my word for it or learn the hard way

I’m not saying u make life changing money just in meme coins, u can but I know most of them you don’t.

I’m just saying for the average person you have to take risks in low cap altcoins to make any decent money now. The time for making decent money in Bitcoin for those with average money to invest has gone.

The average person is better off accumulating Bitcoin, and if the average person has the ability to do good research, there are many other legitimate blockchains and tokens with actual products that produce real value, instead of a thought virus (meaning of meme btw) coin that is nothing more than a ponzi scheme (first ones in win, last ones in lose).

If you believe that the average person has to take risks in low cap shitcoins/memecoins to make any decent money now, you're very wrong. One who understands the market can trade not just Bitcoin, but any real blockchain that is in the top 100 that has fundamental grounds for it to last a lot longer than a memecoin, use margin/leverage on longs and shorts to optimise their risk/reward on their researched trades, and do a lot better than a person who burns money in memecoins.

Quote from: JamesDaniel90 on July 08, 2025, 09:27:15 AM

Its a risk, but i like risks.
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There's nothing wrong with this, though a memecoin is not a risk, it's a form of ponzi scheme that has not been regulated yet, and is not worth sharing or speculating on. Also I would not put memecoins in the same class as altcoins, altcoins are generally at least attempting to build a product or technology, while memecoins are nothing more than thought viruses/ideas. If you aren't distinguishing between the two already, maybe you should start to learn how to.