Well  you all guys know what this is about. Basically in early '23, the project launched its testnet, which users participated in and in Q4 '23, Eigen launched its mainnet, which was a major turning point that boosted the hype.

And then in late 2024, they allocated 15% of the total EIGEN token supply for airdrops over multiple "seasons". They first took snapshots on Mar 15 for season 1, eventually opening the claim window 5 days from now. But the bad news is they introduced Non-Transferability, which led to massive fud from people who have been waiting for the airdrop.

Now determining the price of $EIGEN, I saw it's trading around $8.2 to $9 on Bitget pre-market. Speaking of the price, I feel like we can really see it going towards 10$. Do you guys think it will keep up its momentum once officially lists on cexs? I mean this project has been trending for quite a long time. Would surprise if it's not even up to standard. 

Okay, this might sound biased  , but don't you guys think staking in launchpools is better than normal staking nowadays? I used to stake Tron back in the day, but the rewards were so low that the fees to redeem them would eat up the profits entirely

With launchpools, I've used BGB, BNB, and USDT, and I've always gotten good returns on the new tokens being launched  . I've received a bunch of tokens from projects like ZKF, ENA, and GRAPE by staking BGB. Best part? The APR rates were crazy high since ZKF went all the way up to 329%! I don't think you'll find APRs like that with normal staking (or maybe you can, but it's gotta be rare  ).
And also, I don't know if you've heard, but there is a recently introduced PoolX product that works similarly as launchpool but with key differences. The biggest difference is you earn rewards hourly. Here's a image between exchanges staking comparsion:


You can even redeem your rewards easily and unstake instantly since there's no locking period. This means lower risk than launchpools. I think this is a unique way to stake up tokens rather than normal staking with lower risks.

Anyway, I trust your judgment – you guys know best. So, what's your take: launchpools or normal staking? Which has been better for you?

I've never been a fan of loans as I prefer to save up and take care of issues when they arise. I literally got into a big message when I took a loan from a commercial bank once.. But with the way things have been lately, i'm beginning to reconsider. So, I'm opting for a crypto loan as a potential option.

I understand the risks involved with this kind of borrowing. Crypto volatility, platform security, these are all factors I'm weighing carefully. That said, I'm hoping to lessen some of that risk if possible. Please I need pointers in the right direction.

Does anyone have experience with crypto loans? Are there platforms known for having better terms and lower interest rates?

So, it just came to my mind, since I was recently looking at some crypto coins/tokens in coinmarketcap, I see a lot of pepe variants, and I'm thinking how many people are aware of OG Pepe? I am not saying it's disrespectful, but it's good that it's still being pushed by the name of PEPE.
If I talk about DOGE now, there's a lot of variants there, that you can just type doge in cmc, there'll be a lot of results of memecoins.

But anyways, moral of the story is that some OG memecoins aren't moving in price or got abandoned by real devs. So some devs literally go with their own name,  add OG names into it ; making old communities come up to make it up to the top by raiding and mainly if you can make profits with it without being greedy. Am I right?  Also wondering how many of you invested in memecoins last time? Or did you quit too soon? 

Quote from: XFinite on April 13, 2024, 04:52:29 PM

Well! Title explains it already but let me explain it more thoroughly. So there's a lot of memecoins and keeps on coming like PEPE, Rich Quack, Roost Coin, CATWIF and many many funny memecoins. I know that it's not good or bad but at least for those people who love to invest in the short term on memecoins, they like to cash out on profits. I wonder if some of you invested in memecoins in the long-term? 

Let me tell you guys that I used to hold some Dogecoin back in 2019/20. I don't know if I wanna call myself an OG holder, but yeah I had been holding it until Elon Musk made it pump  , so I cashed it out and holding some stable coins right now and divided it to invest in new memecoins actually for the short term. I know most of you guys are already investing in new memecoins, like the coins of funny, serious, tribute to something and so on like I mentioned before.

Anyways as always, memecoins are riskier than 100 real projects out here. So I advise you to do your own research, don't just take my post like an advice or a sign to invest in it haha 

am not a fan of meme coin but like you ? I am once  Dogecoin investor that i kept this coin like yours when even before Elon Musk bumped thre project,
but nowadays I only have some Dogecoin remaining in my Gambling sites readying if ever i wanted to gamble there are still available funds that i can spend and enjoy.
but for new project there i a little chance that i will invest in meme coin  nowadyas.

Basically memecoins are gambling since I call that way... I don't advise anyone to trade on i t though but good to see a fellow been holding doge! 

Good luck if you're going for memecoins. 

I know in this forum, majority of us trade on CEX while others trade on DEX, and I can see there's DEX vs CEX debate as well, but let's keep that aside and I ask you something, have you seen the recent growth of some CEXs? These numbers don't lie if you look at it. 
So most of us know that Binance is the top1 one and only has been growing since, and also they recently had a good increase in Q1 spot trading volume growth according to cryptorank, reference here: twitter.com/CryptoRank_io/status/1776233217311338824

Looking at this report, even though I was surprised to see that other CEXs like Bitget, Bitmart, Bybit and others took lead as they experience rapid expansion. Binance could have easily totally taken the top spot in this report, but I guess it makes sense, that it's just failing to regulate in some regions and these other CEXs are listing tons of new tokens all the time. Since that means more choices and a much bigger market for everyone. Super helpful for projects that have been around for a while but haven't snagged a Binance listing yet.
So now I wonder what else things that drive them to have a good report this year?

As you may agree or not, CEXs generally have much higher trading volumes than DEX and that makes it for users to buy and sell on the CEX rather than on DEX. 

How do we check that NOTCOIN game on telegram?

Telegram has user base thats why anything they do in this chat app, may get the attention of milllions of users. Big developments in telegram, we can already play casinos within this chat app with our builtin wallets too.

I assumed you guys knew about it considering it is all over the place  . Well target, you can search this @notcoin_bot, and you'll find it but unfortunately the tapping phrase has ended, since they will undergo TGE soon around Mid-April.

But anyways I was just talking about that they got over 6 millions users joined on their community channel. so I'm not just talking about notcoin, but TON blockchain overall. You can imagine that people will use that chain more often due to the folks who launched this tapping game on telegram.

You can see that game's success on Telegram shows massive user' interest in TON blockchain. So I'm speculating that TON could be the next blockchain to surge like Solana.

Hello folks. XFinite here, currently studying business