Curious if anyone here has actually made anything from these giveaways or if it’s usually more smoke than substance.
The concept of a project holding a giveaway is not much different from airdrop because in essence it is a random selection to get coins for free. If what is given is a meme coin, then it is not a guarantee that its value depends on the allocation and value you get. Honestly, joining a giveaway is just a waste of time because you will be competing with bots that are ready with thousands of accounts to attack, believe me it will not produce anything. 
Topic: Another Day, Another Memecoin Event; Anyone Actually Making Money from These? (Read 41 times)
Today at 02:04:36 PM
Today at 01:08:19 PM
Lately, I keep seeing these “memecoin carnival” events popping up all over Twitter. It seems like everyone’s hosting some sort of giveaway, and a friend of mine keeps asking if I’ve tried getting in on one yet.
I’ll be honest, I’m skeptical. I’m not anti-memecoin, but I also don’t think most of them have any real staying power. For every success story, there’s a long list of projects that just faded out as fast as they arrived. Personally, I’d rather get some exposure for free through these events if I’m going to get in at all, rather than putting any serious cash into something with “meme” in the name.
Curious if anyone here has actually made anything from these giveaways or if it’s usually more smoke than substance.
There are for sure but not me. If I've earned from these memecoin events, there's a very little amount of money that I've earned from it. To be honest, what you've said is right about most of the memecoins. Whether they run an event or not, there are for sure investors that will take time to invest into them because of the thinking that they might earn such money from it. The earlier, the better, that's what they're saying and that's how it is going to take them more into investing with memecoins. I’ll be honest, I’m skeptical. I’m not anti-memecoin, but I also don’t think most of them have any real staying power. For every success story, there’s a long list of projects that just faded out as fast as they arrived. Personally, I’d rather get some exposure for free through these events if I’m going to get in at all, rather than putting any serious cash into something with “meme” in the name.
Curious if anyone here has actually made anything from these giveaways or if it’s usually more smoke than substance.
Today at 12:48:44 PM
Curious if anyone here has actually made anything from these giveaways or if it’s usually more smoke than substance.
In the past, I often participated in events like that, the more I tried, the greater my winning chances, but the reality is different, I never won
. Unlike my friend, until today h'is still consistent in following events created on Twitter, and at times he won them. So, from my friend's story, we can conclude that it's all real, he managed to get something out of it, not just smoke. 
Today at 12:35:39 PM
I’ll be honest, I’m skeptical. I’m not anti-memecoin, but I also don’t think most of them have any real staying power. For every success story, there’s a long list of projects that just faded out as fast as they arrived.
This is just it. What I noticed about them is that some will be scam as the project developer of the meme coin perfectly do an exit scam. Those that made it into the market will get pumped and later dumped. They will become old and be left for new coins instead. This will make their prices to remind low. People only gamble with such coins.
Today at 06:29:41 AM
I’ll be honest, I’m skeptical. I’m not anti-memecoin, but I also don’t think most of them have any real staying power. For every success story, there’s a long list of projects that just faded out as fast as they arrived.
This is just it. What I noticed about them is that some will be scam as the project developer of the meme coin perfectly do an exit scam. Those that made it into the market will get pumped and later dumped. They will become old and be left for new coins instead. This will make their prices to remind low. People only gamble with such coins. Today at 06:01:56 AM
Lately, I keep seeing these “memecoin carnival” events popping up all over Twitter. It seems like everyone’s hosting some sort of giveaway, and a friend of mine keeps asking if I’ve tried getting in on one yet.
I’ll be honest, I’m skeptical. I’m not anti-memecoin, but I also don’t think most of them have any real staying power. For every success story, there’s a long list of projects that just faded out as fast as they arrived. Personally, I’d rather get some exposure for free through these events if I’m going to get in at all, rather than putting any serious cash into something with “meme” in the name.
Curious if anyone here has actually made anything from these giveaways or if it’s usually more smoke than substance.
I’ll be honest, I’m skeptical. I’m not anti-memecoin, but I also don’t think most of them have any real staying power. For every success story, there’s a long list of projects that just faded out as fast as they arrived. Personally, I’d rather get some exposure for free through these events if I’m going to get in at all, rather than putting any serious cash into something with “meme” in the name.
Curious if anyone here has actually made anything from these giveaways or if it’s usually more smoke than substance.
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