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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Meme Coins => Topic started by: Yinkcrypt on October 06, 2024, 07:49:35 AM
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I saw something interesting on X. There's a funny meme about Lens Sassaman's cat, Sasha, that's becoming popular. Some people think Sassaman might be Bitcoin's secret creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, which could be why the meme is trending. Will this buzz boost Bitcoin, SOL, and ETH prices? I'm excited to see the documentary about it.
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Often these scam projects are supported by fake stories such as Eon Musk investing in them or knowing the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto to pump the price with fake investments and then everything disappears and the value of the token is zero again.
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It is funny how some people come up with certain theories, this coin has nothing to do with the creator of BTC, Satoshi, i don't think there is anyway Satoshi would create a memecoin. I have not heard about this coin before, but i know that memecoins pump because of the hype, so probably there is a lot of hype about this coin and that is why it is kind of popular, like you say.
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I saw something interesting on X. There's a funny meme about Lens Sassaman's cat, Sasha, that's becoming popular. Some people think Sassaman might be Bitcoin's secret creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, which could be why the meme is trending.
this theory has been around and been discussed already before but it’s starting to resurface again because of hbo’s documentary people are betting on who would hbo claim to be satoshi but I think it might have an open ending it’s all theories and no concrete proof that len is satoshi and even her wife already denied such theories
Will this buzz boost Bitcoin, SOL, and ETH prices? I'm excited to see the documentary about it.
i doubt it the documentary will be talked about whether for good or bad is unknown yet because we don’t know just how much accuracy the documentary will have and if it is actually going to reveal someone to be satoshi but i seriously doubt hbo will be the revelation of who satoshi is so i do not think it will affect the market as much
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All these are flabbergasted stories been told are just to draw investors fall to your scamming project. After they have succeeded in doing so and gained the maximum targets of money to be made, they get the project rugpulled.
Then you will see the project that is at a high price, having a drastic fall, to have its investors lose a whole lot of fortune because they invested out of FOMO and also thought that, they invested in legit coin not knowing that it's all scam coin. So, don't be deceived by the recent price increase of a new coin, not to talk of memecoin that is pump and dump coins.
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All these are flabbergasted stories been told are just to draw investors fall to your scamming project. After they have succeeded in doing so and gained the maximum targets of money to be made, they get the project rugpulled.
Sometimes stories don't make sense. If Dogecoin was successful because of demand and hype from Elon Musk's tweets, that doesn't mean all memecoins will be successful, even if they are green and some make quick gains. Just because you made $100 after losing $1000 doesn't mean you are successful in trading or investing.
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All these are flabbergasted stories been told are just to draw investors fall to your scamming project. After they have succeeded in doing so and gained the maximum targets of money to be made, they get the project rugpulled.
Sometimes stories don't make sense. If Dogecoin was successful because of demand and hype from Elon Musk's tweets, that doesn't mean all memecoins will be successful, even if they are green and some make quick gains. Just because you made $100 after losing $1000 doesn't mean you are successful in trading or investing.
Totally. The coin is probably pumped due to the fact that, in the future film of HBO, there may be the name of Sassaman.
Only time will tell, but it's natural for a meme to be created for the news ahead ;D
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All these are flabbergasted stories been told are just to draw investors fall to your scamming project. After they have succeeded in doing so and gained the maximum targets of money to be made, they get the project rugpulled.
That is the hype in the crypto market, developers just create anything to take people's money and they know that people will take the bait. I don't buy memecoins because they do not really have anything to offer and it is mostly about hype and nothing more. People who buy coins like these must be ready to lose funds more often than not, that is the risk involved.
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I saw something interesting on X. There's a funny meme about Lens Sassaman's cat, Sasha, that's becoming popular. Some people think Sassaman might be Bitcoin's secret creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, which could be why the meme is trending. Will this buzz boost Bitcoin, SOL, and ETH prices? I'm excited to see the documentary about it.
I didn't watch the whole video, and I wanted to so that I can see myself whether it's true or not. This is just out of curiousity on my part, and right now, I don't believe that anybody can determine who Satoshi is/are.
As for the coin, it's expected that some developers out there will create a token out of Len Sassaman. Whether it's their dog, or a cat, anything that's related to him will just pump. Elon Musk, Donald Trump, Dog-related meme coins, cat-related ones. I mean anything that's popular for the moment will just pump up in price. Don't expect too much with this coin because this is just a temporary hype and many will lost their money by investing into this token yet again. As for boosting other projects, nahhh it will not happen.
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Totally. The coin is probably pumped due to the fact that, in the future film of HBO, there may be the name of Sassaman.
Only time will tell, but it's natural for a meme to be created for the news ahead ;D
There was a scam token that appeared after the Squid Game series, it went up for three days and then it all ended in a scam. Even if the name Sassaman was mentioned and a fuss was raised about it, the token that will be created with this name is a scam.
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Totally. The coin is probably pumped due to the fact that, in the future film of HBO, there may be the name of Sassaman.
Only time will tell, but it's natural for a meme to be created for the news ahead ;D
There was a scam token that appeared after the Squid Game series, it went up for three days and then it all ended in a scam. Even if the name Sassaman was mentioned and a fuss was raised about it, the token that will be created with this name is a scam.
The funniest thing is that it probably wasn't - they called Peter Todd the Satoshi ;D
So all the predictions overall and on Polymarket just got spoiled, I imagine.
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All these are flabbergasted stories been told are just to draw investors fall to your scamming project. After they have succeeded in doing so and gained the maximum targets of money to be made, they get the project rugpulled.
That is the hype in the crypto market, developers just create anything to take people's money and they know that people will take the bait. I don't buy memecoins because they do not really have anything to offer and it is mostly about hype and nothing more. People who buy coins like these must be ready to lose funds more often than not, that is the risk involved.
The risk involved in crypto is either it makes you rich or makes you lose your money entirely. However, the problem is that people are not learning to pursue the right risk in the crypto space by investing in Bitcoin or top coins. They prefer going for memecoin because of the profits it offers within a small space.
Having said that, if the majority of investors should channel their investment in potential coins, not on hype coins, I think the memecoin would die off from the market.
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Having said that, if the majority of investors should channel their investment in potential coins, not on hype coins, I think the memecoin would die off from the market.
except they would never because many people know that memecoins have a potential to be easy money since most of them have the most airdrop projects which basically means that you can get these tokens for free and if you are lucky you would make profit if these tokens get good price listing maybe even luckier if it actually does well on the long term but it is unlikely anyway
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Having said that, if the majority of investors should channel their investment in potential coins, not on hype coins, I think the memecoin would die off from the market.
except they would never because many people know that memecoins have a potential to be easy money since most of them have the most airdrop projects which basically means that you can get these tokens for free and if you are lucky you would make profit if these tokens get good price listing maybe even luckier if it actually does well on the long term but it is unlikely anyway
Yeah, but you should never consider them for a long-term investment, another point is that most of the people who got them (the tokens) from nothing get rid of them as soon as they've got them - they don't have any skin put into such coins, and because of that, their price is usually plummeted heavily from the start.
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So how much has this particular memecoin dumped ever since people found out HBO is not planning to call him Satoshi?
See here's the thing about memecoins - you need to get the timing right, and act fast, for maximum grifting. Someone, somewhere, has probably made a memecoin off of Peter Todd (who they did name him as Satoshi), and has made thousands of dollars off of traders' misery by now.
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So how much has this particular memecoin dumped ever since people found out HBO is not planning to call him Satoshi?
See here's the thing about memecoins - you need to get the timing right, and act fast, for maximum grifting. Someone, somewhere, has probably made a memecoin off of Peter Todd (who they did name him as Satoshi), and has made thousands of dollars off of traders' misery by now.
That was a lucky few who got it right or just got good from the situation that played out - also, people on Polymarket got screwed probably because many put their money on him, not on Todd ;D
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I saw something interesting on X. There's a funny meme about Lens Sassaman's cat, Sasha, that's becoming popular. Some people think Sassaman might be Bitcoin's secret creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, which could be why the meme is trending. Will this buzz boost Bitcoin, SOL, and ETH prices? I'm excited to see the documentary about it.
Well, personally, and I think ive mentioned this somewhere before, that the ongoing buzz around trying to find out who Satoshi nakamoto really is won't boost the price of bitcoin in any way, but again, this is just my personal opinion concerning the matter, I may however be wrong, since right from inception, the crypto market is always so unpredictable, what most people see as nonsense is sometimes what moves the market, maybe the current buzz may end up being the catalyst that will activate the much awaited bull run.
However, speaking of the meme coin, I don't know about and this is the first I am reading about it, but I find it ridiculous that any one would think Satoshi nakamoto is the creator of the said or supposed meme coin, only those out for the minds will believe such theory.