Crypto Sleuth Uncovers: 12 Solana Meme Coins Ditched After $26.7M Presale, ...

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Crypto Sleuth Uncovers: 12 Solana Meme Coins Ditched After $26.7M Presale, Founders Under Scrutiny

Solana has seen immense growth over the past few months, and some of this comes on the back of the recent memecoin craze. Solana has cheap transaction fees and high speeds and is the ideal playground for anyone with a basic understanding, creating their own memecoin.

It seems that has brought many shady actors to the scene, as crypto-sleuth ZachXBT reports... Read more here.


The news also state that there were 27 meme coins presale on Solana since last month, which mean 44.4% of them has been abandoned. I wonder how many of them will be ditched in next year. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.

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The news also state that there were 27 meme coins presale on Solana since last month, which mean 44.4% of them has been abandoned. I wonder how many of them will be ditched in next year. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.

In every good thing that exists, there will always be some bad eggs and people don't just learn or because of their greed, they turn blind eye and do what they have on their mind and when it back fire, they cry and pretend that crypto is a scam. Why will anyone even participate in a funding without knowing the people behind the project, that's extremely risky investment.

The funny thing with his report is that, if another trend emerges today where people make huge profits and something similar in funding is launch, people will still participate, gambling from one project to another. Why not buy Bitcoin with that and just rest.

[ABCbits]

The news also state that there were 27 meme coins presale on Solana since last month, which mean 44.4% of them has been abandoned. I wonder how many of them will be ditched in next year. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.

In every good thing that exists, there will always be some bad eggs and people don't just learn or because of their greed, they turn blind eye and do what they have on their mind and when it back fire, they cry and pretend that crypto is a scam. Why will anyone even participate in a funding without knowing the people behind the project, that's extremely risky investment.

But in this case, i feel like majority of them are "bad eggs". And if they still don't learn through the hard way (losing their money), i don't think anyone can change their mindset.

The funny thing with his report is that, if another trend emerges today where people make huge profits and something similar in funding is launch, people will still participate, gambling from one project to another. Why not buy Bitcoin with that and just rest.

I agree. In addition, actual gambling seems to be less risky than what they're doing.