We've all witnessed the wild rides of meme tokens – skyrocketing one minute, crashing the next. It's a world fueled by internet trends, celebrity tweets, and FOMO. Take MIGGLES, for instance, the new meme token linked to Coinbase's mascot. Fueled by marketing campaigns and a Mister Miggles remix challenge," MIGGLES has recently gained significant traction.
While some believe it has the potential to become the top cat meme token on the Base blockchain, others worry it's simply a pump-and-dump scheme waiting to happen. But I would like to know your thoughts on this token.
I have seen this MIGGLES but just like on other meme coins that flooding out into the market then it would really be that too hard to consider on putting up money on it, specially on the timeWhile some believe it has the potential to become the top cat meme token on the Base blockchain, others worry it's simply a pump-and-dump scheme waiting to happen. But I would like to know your thoughts on this token.
that you've seen that the marketcap is already that high then making up some entries on the peak prices or simply ATH's would really be that dangerous considering that you might
be ending up on making yourself get caught on the dump which it would really be resulting up on holding up your coins forever or simply you are bag holding with some shit meme coins.
If you could really be able to bare up with the risks on dealing up with meme coins then it would really be your choice and preference but we do know that risks level is really that
high and it would really be that hard to have that kind of assurance that you would really be that profitable on this case.
The volatility of any new memecoin usually kills any perspective going long-term into them
Their hype around them diminishes, and so does the trading of the said coin.I do agree. It's no wonder that it happens, really.
It's a gamble, and the stakes are high for people involved.
Some just don't understand it to the full extent.