Recently, we've been seeing the dominance of Solana and base memecoins in terms of hype, community, investors, and all that. However, while scrolling through X on a usual day, I discovered there might be a change of narrative soon.
This narrative has been used many times by various scammers who issued deflationary tokens. Nothing surprises if this is another garbage idea.
I saw Quacks. It's a deflationary memecoin on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC). One thing that caught my attention is that holders are rewarded without staking, and it's automated via smart contracts. I think some popular memes don't have this feature yet, rewarding community support. This could give QUACKS an edge, in my opinion.
It's been a long time since the last time I saw deflationary tokens exist in the market. From what you said above and it sounds like a terrible token. Holders are rewarded without staking, so the reward inflates the supply of tokens in circulation and this dumped the price of token.
How can this token stabilize its price if there will always be more tokens in circulation? It sounds another piece of shit.
What do you all think about this innovation for a memecoin, do you think it's sustainable or not?
It's not even an innovation. I'd like to call this a soft scam.It's obvious that you said that the token is a deflationary token, but it's not even burning the token or decreasing the supply of the token. it adds more token to the circulation through distributing it as a reward to the holders.