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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. 
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.
You dont make life changing money being mainly in Bitcoin.
I can assure you
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
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Scraped on 11/07/2025, 05:23:12 UTC
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. 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.
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.
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
You dont make life changing money being mainly in Bitcoin.
It's delusional thinking that memecoins will make you life changing money. You do realize that this idea was created by influencers who ultimately profit from people like you? Or maybe you're not delusional, and are one of them
Original archived Re: Doginme on Coinbase - thoughts?
Scraped on 11/07/2025, 05:18:28 UTC
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. 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.
That's false. Coinbase have recently said that they will list virtually any memecoin that is on the base blockchain. A memecoin being listed on coinbase means next to 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.
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