Topic: What qualifies an animal to be a MEME coin mascot (Read 73 times)

Moo Deng is a popular pigmy baby hippo, it seems like the internet likes him so much they make a lot of memes about this animal. That there is a 247 live streaming of him.
Some even make cakes that look like him and slice the cake live.

Of all the memecoins today though, I'm not sure if the creator of Moodeng memecoin will still make it. Crypto people have had enough of these. But he could spam it to the people of Thailand and see if they buy it.

That's fine but they are literally all just ponzis.  The hold is that someone more stupid will come in and buy it for a higher price.  None of them are viable projects worth even a dollar of investment.  Just because you make money one time on them means that this will all end well.  Logic tells me useless things eventually get replaced by things that are useful.  A ton of you will be left hiding the bag. Like you said you will move your money to another meem.  Musical chairs eventually there will be no chair left and you are left holding a worthless bag of coins.  That's how this ends.

Meme coins are now taking over the crypto world, especially with the success of DOGE at the helm. It's funny because the animal mascot's "powers" seem to have more to do with weakness or infection than any particular trait. It's true that dog-like animals seem to get people buzzing, but you're right, there's no reason why something like a dog (MOODENETH) or even a beast can't attract attention if done right!

I think the main advantage of memes is that ideas can be relatable or viral. This makes them more of a social and cultural phenomenon than a lucrative project. But it makes you wonder, could animal mascots work if they were overhyped? Maybe I should start making my own memory coin memes for my dogs. He has that personality haha!


Yep, that's what meme coins are, right? They're fast-paced and focused on the trends of the moment. You care about Doge, Shiba, and Floki as they create incredibly complex things. People tend to lose their initial excitement and start hunting for the next big meme trend. People seem to be trying to catch the wave, withdraw their money, and move on.

Glad to hear you capitalized on this year's meme craze. Platforms like Bitget are very helpful in getting ads posted quickly. and strategies for getting 75% off while you wait a bit to see how far you can go. That seems like wisdom for Moon Deng. Since it's on Ethereum, it might be interesting to see how it plays out. Maybe I can keep an eye on that too!

But that's how memes are supposed to be. Doge, Shiba, floki that are seemingly building don't have that kinda hype anymore .people just jump in new trend, go in and out like it doesn't matter.. anyways I've benefitted from meme alot this year, thanks to platforms like Bitget fast listing. My plan is go in, take our 75% and ride the rest till whenever..for moon Deng, since it's on eth. I might consider bidding.

Your post just describes how ugly the meme concept, is. Just imagine all you need is an animal, and you can draw it yourself and pay someone to create a token for you and copy and paste introductions from other memes, and voila, you have your own cash cow ready to launch to the world.
I stopped investing in these memes because there's no technology and use case behind them; it's a stepping stone for newbie scammers to launch their project.

Yes that's how stupid thos has gotten.  Copy paste code, throw a random animal on it.  Have a team to create weird dumb memes around it and then sell it to people in hopes it pumps for no reason.  That's basically what this has come to at this point and unsure why anyone would throw theor money into that.  There are plenty of good crypto projects out there don't waste your time on scammy memecoins.

It seems like animal meme coins are the popular trend these days with most circling around DOGE but even then, there's the occasional animal Meme coin that has no relation to DOGE but what I do wonder is what qualifies an animal to be a meme coin mascot. If it was popularity, Harambe would have a meme coin...probably does. Still, I'm wondering about this because I saw one Eth meme coin with a Hippo mascot named MOODENETH https://moodeng.vip/. It probably has a backstory I'm not aware of but it still begs the question of if anyone can just randomly create a meme coin cause I should probably create one for my Dog lol. Anyway, I'd like to hear what you guys think.