yeah, memecoins have always been about the narrative and hype. A rat and squirrel hybrid like $SCRAT definitely has the potential to capture the imagination of meme lovers, especially with its quirky theme. Given its current market cap and liquidity, it seems to have gained some traction.
The success of $SCRAT will largely depend on community engagement, marketing, and the ability to keep the hype going. If it can generate enough buzz and get some social media influencers on board, it could drive the meme market. However, the meme coin space is highly unpredictable and often driven by short-term trends, so while $SCRAT might create some new fun, it's also important to stay cautious and not get swept up in the hype.
Topic: Will another meme narrative do well besides cats and dogs? (Read 121 times)
The narrative is very random these days, solana meme ecosystem has turned from being a land for meme coin to hyper paced meme coin pump and dump scheme from my opinion.
the fact that there's such platform like pumpfun and dexscreener moonshot like below
where pump is artificially created and it feels as if so many meme coins are AI generated kinda become the reason why eventually the meme coin market gonna rekt the newcomers.
not to mention so many the so called celebs are shilling their own bag for the sake of exit liquidity, therefore i consider the narrative of dog and cats and meme which already popular such as PEPE and so on to be the only legitimate narrative.
the other obscure meme coin narrative are at best just distractions. remember when you see someone turning $100 to $100k from meme coin, at best its just an insider trading, nothing more.
the fact that there's such platform like pumpfun and dexscreener moonshot like below
where pump is artificially created and it feels as if so many meme coins are AI generated kinda become the reason why eventually the meme coin market gonna rekt the newcomers.
not to mention so many the so called celebs are shilling their own bag for the sake of exit liquidity, therefore i consider the narrative of dog and cats and meme which already popular such as PEPE and so on to be the only legitimate narrative.
the other obscure meme coin narrative are at best just distractions. remember when you see someone turning $100 to $100k from meme coin, at best its just an insider trading, nothing more.
The market is unpredictable we do not know which meme token will be the next Shiba Inu or WIF that is why people are taking risks and investing only in small amount in every meme and hoping that any of their meme holdings become a trend. If you are a risk taker you can do that but you shouldn't expect much to any meme you holds and make sure the amount you invest is what you can afford to lose.
Better check coinmarketcap and coingecko because they are the one who gives some idea of what memes are trending.
Better check coinmarketcap and coingecko because they are the one who gives some idea of what memes are trending.
That's quite true buddy.. a friend always tells me keep grinding buddy, you need just one super meme to transform your portfolio..asides CMC, DEXscreener and CG. I also explore Bitget memezone. They've got a reputation for listing top memes/alts & I'll watch scrat PA today & look for entry
This year has been notable for memecoins, especially those with dog and cat themes like Maneki, Mew, Popcat, Wif, and BENDOG, which have performed extremely well over the last few months. I believe the narrative might be shifting to create new fun for meme lovers, though.
I've noticed a new narrative recently: a rat and squirrel hybrid called $SCRAT. It currently has a market cap of $59 million, with $3.8 million in liquidity, and is trading on some platforms ATM. Do you think this new narrative could drive the meme market, or is it business as usual?
You see why this memes are everywhere, that's because it's the only thing trending and pulling out profits for traders and some people investors that loves high risk investment. I used to remember in the previous cycle of bull run, people consider things like the Whitepaper, the team, the products, he network properties such as the speed, decentralization and scalability but now it seems those things doesn't matter again as it doesn't guarantee if a projects is going to pump or not, people prefer the shortcut nowadays.
The painful thing is that people now don't even care what happen later about the meme coin, once they pull their profits and the project is done, they move to the next one, zero reputation and credibility. Even if he so-called squirrel that are trending are just liquidity hunting, they might get the attention of big cex and get listed but after some months, they will be a thing of the past and many investors are going to move to the next money making meme tokens.
Totally agree. Building a reputable memecoin with utility is extremely hard right now due to the attitude of people you mention. The time is coming when that will change. Yes, hype train memecoins will always exist but big companies are starting to see the possibilities and are going to mass adopt memecoins as a way to interact and engage their customer base. This is when the mentality towards memecoins in general will change.
This year has been notable for memecoins, especially those with dog and cat themes like Maneki, Mew, Popcat, Wif, and BENDOG, which have performed extremely well over the last few months. I believe the narrative might be shifting to create new fun for meme lovers, though.
I've noticed a new narrative recently: a rat and squirrel hybrid called $SCRAT. It currently has a market cap of $59 million, with $3.8 million in liquidity, and is trading on some platforms ATM. Do you think this new narrative could drive the meme market, or is it business as usual?
You see why this memes are everywhere, that's because it's the only thing trending and pulling out profits for traders and some people investors that loves high risk investment. I used to remember in the previous cycle of bull run, people consider things like the Whitepaper, the team, the products, he network properties such as the speed, decentralization and scalability but now it seems those things doesn't matter again as it doesn't guarantee if a projects is going to pump or not, people prefer the shortcut nowadays.
The painful thing is that people now don't even care what happen later about the meme coin, once they pull their profits and the project is done, they move to the next one, zero reputation and credibility. Even if he so-called squirrel that are trending are just liquidity hunting, they might get the attention of big cex and get listed but after some months, they will be a thing of the past and many investors are going to move to the next money making meme tokens.
Do you think this new narrative could drive the meme market, or is it business as usual?
Maybe yes and maybe not, depending on how the owners of these projects want to take it. If these projects run smoothly and don't disappoint investors or hodlers, we'll of course see this movement as a new narrative for meme tokens and the market as a whole. Some time ago we also saw good performance from Brett (BRETT), a meme token running on the Base network, and it was a rabbit. It's possible that we will see other animals in the future.
This year has been notable for memecoins, especially those with dog and cat themes like Maneki, Mew, Popcat, Wif, and BENDOG, which have performed extremely well over the last few months. I believe the narrative might be shifting to create new fun for meme lovers, though.
I've noticed a new narrative recently: a rat and squirrel hybrid called $SCRAT. It currently has a market cap of $59 million, with $3.8 million in liquidity, and is trading on some platforms ATM. Do you think this new narrative could drive the meme market, or is it business as usual?
It's just business as usual; the narrative and any tokens relating to the dog, cat, and Pepe drew a lot of attention from the customers. The situation varies significantly when it comes to non dog/cat meme tokens. I rarely saw non-dog/cat meme currencies with billions in market capitalization.
Though scrat has just 100 million supplies, I believe the chart is not looking good at the moment; it is beginning to fall, but given that it is listed on various markets, I have no problem calling this token potentially doubled or tripled during the meme token's upward trend.
There won't be a new narrative, but the meme token's story will recur at any moment. People can choose to buy meme tokens whenever they receive a pump signal.
This year has been notable for memecoins, especially those with dog and cat themes like Maneki, Mew, Popcat, Wif, and BENDOG, which have performed extremely well over the last few months. I believe the narrative might be shifting to create new fun for meme lovers, though.
I've noticed a new narrative recently: a rat and squirrel hybrid called $SCRAT. It currently has a market cap of $59 million, with $3.8 million in liquidity, and is trading on some platforms ATM. Do you think this new narrative could drive the meme market, or is it business as usual?
The fact that, that is even a real question should tell you your answer. Can someone make money off one of these rediculous tokens, yeah. But should any of them be worth more than any real project no. Tells you that the entire market is overpriced and that bubble is going to hit people so hard. But play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
The market is unpredictable we do not know which meme token will be the next Shiba Inu or WIF that is why people are taking risks and investing only in small amount in every meme and hoping that any of their meme holdings become a trend. If you are a risk taker you can do that but you shouldn't expect much to any meme you holds and make sure the amount you invest is what you can afford to lose.
Better check coinmarketcap and coingecko because they are the one who gives some idea of what memes are trending.
Better check coinmarketcap and coingecko because they are the one who gives some idea of what memes are trending.
This year has been notable for memecoins, especially those with dog and cat themes like Maneki, Mew, Popcat, Wif, and BENDOG, which have performed extremely well over the last few months. I believe the narrative might be shifting to create new fun for meme lovers, though.
I've noticed a new narrative recently: a rat and squirrel hybrid called $SCRAT. It currently has a market cap of $59 million, with $3.8 million in liquidity, and is trading on some platforms ATM. Do you think this new narrative could drive the meme market, or is it business as usual?
One thing is a fact on this market and that's about what you've said that the change of narrative is constant. So, if the market is done with the dogs and cats meme coins, then who knows if most of the investors are still going to be with these rats and squirrel meme coins? The market is very unpredictable and we have no idea if that narrative is going to click. But right now, as this is the said bull run up to next year, there is a lot of things that can happen but I don't know with the ones that you've mentioned if they're going to be driven in the market and if its communities are going to be dominant. Because it's always the people that drives these memecoins price crazy. I've noticed a new narrative recently: a rat and squirrel hybrid called $SCRAT. It currently has a market cap of $59 million, with $3.8 million in liquidity, and is trading on some platforms ATM. Do you think this new narrative could drive the meme market, or is it business as usual?
This year has been notable for memecoins, especially those with dog and cat themes like Maneki, Mew, Popcat, Wif, and BENDOG, which have performed extremely well over the last few months. I believe the narrative might be shifting to create new fun for meme lovers, though.
I've noticed a new narrative recently: a rat and squirrel hybrid called $SCRAT. It currently has a market cap of $59 million, with $3.8 million in liquidity, and is trading on some platforms ATM. Do you think this new narrative could drive the meme market, or is it business as usual?
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