Quote from: nonstopspider on January 17, 2024, 09:18:43 PM

The memecoins were born in this network and were the top gainers, SHIB, and $PEPE (for example). $SMILEY is here with a great community and solid tokenomics with 66% For participants and the rest for liquidity. What do you think about it? Do you have a better memecoin right now?

I just checked a bit, this memecoin has had a strong increase in price and is correcting a bit, just down 80% from the peak 😂 The price chart on Dextools makes me worry a little about the future of this memecoin.

While you're at it you can also DYOR on Baby dragon, the community is supportive and it'll be introduced to Bitget spot soon. Which is predicted to drive exposure and liquidity for this token

In addition, I couldn't find many articles talking about SMILE token, I don't have enough information to trust my money to a memecoin. BTC halving is approaching and bullrun will take place soon, I think I should focus on BTC and top Altcoins instead of hundreds of memecoins in the market.

To my knowledge, or at least this is what I hear and see: meme trend only come at the end of every bullrun to exaggerate the FOMO wave and feed the extreme greed of investors. “Even silly fun projects are x10 x100 easy, this market is really potential and worth investing in” – investors encouraged by memecoin to think like that, and invest in tokens one by one hastily without careful research.

Memecoin is often irrationally pumped by Market Makers to create an optimistic atmosphere in the market, creating conditions for them to distribute and take profits at the peak. About a few weeks ago, some memes were triggered and the price increased significantly to attract people into the market and we saw BTC was strongly resisted at $49K 

Large-cap memes like DOGE or SHIB continue to stagnate, showing that cash flow is only for a few small-cap memes, and it does not represent a return to the meme trend.

Quote from: MetaAttorney on January 12, 2024, 07:00:57 PM

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I bet some of y'all have had eyes on the chain too, any recommendations as to how I can find early or pre launch projects??

Having an insider might help.

Finding pre-launched projects doesn't mean instant success. Some projects are launching airdrops here, and there. You can participate in them, and it's up to you if you will hold them if they will have value in the future, or will be sold immediately. I remember those who got free TIA tokens just by staking ATOM, and OSMO. If they held the TIA tokens that they've got through that airdrop until now, that means they got 5-digit money, and take note that "IT'S FREE."

Early or pre-launched projects don't mean success. New projects have the highest chance of being a scam token, and if their token does have a value in the future, that also doesn't mean that it will make the project successful. As for INJ, you might not bought it when it's still down, but they're launching airdrops just by holding INJ tokens (staking). Maybe one or 2 airdrops might become successful in the future.

For any institution to attain the set goals, there must be a visionary leader willing to make things work irrespective of the challenges. This is my take home point from Gracy Chen recent interview with WuBlockchain.

We all saw how 2023 was really challenging for many centralized exchanges, some at a point reduced staff strength drastically and some those who couldn't withstand the heat of the bear market eventually collapsed and exited the market. Despite all this, Bitget was expanding and spreading tentacles to new region. Indeed when there is a will, there is a way.

There are lots of fundamentals issues discussed but looking into 2024, the exchange has three 3 areas of focus which are:

1. Regulatory compliance: GC maintained the exchange has always been open to regulations and that the exchange already obtain licenses from Poland and Lithuania amongst other countries. This is to help give investors assurance and peace of mind over their assets.

2. GC also hinted that the exchange will be focusing more on emerging markets such as Latin America and Southeast Asia as part of the exchange vision to see global adoption of crypto.

3. With web3 and blockchain technology adoption now on the rise, GC highlighted the readiness of the exchange to develop and invest heavily in web3 by launching projects like DEX and L2

I think 2024 is loaded for crypto enthusiasts and Bitgetters. What do you think?

Cryptocurrency adoption has been steadily increasing, and one way people are integrating it into their daily lives is through crypto credit cards. These cards essentially bridge the gap between digital assets and traditional spending, allowing you to use your crypto holdings for everyday purchases. Credit cards from major exchanges like Bitget and Coinbase offers a unique way to spend your crypto without needing to convert it to fiat first. But are they worth it?

Crypto cards work like traditional credit cards, but instead of charging your purchases to a bank account, they take it from your crypto holdings. This can be beneficial for several reasons. Like you earn rewards in the form of crypto cashback or points, essentially adding a passive earning layer to your spending.

So, what crypto card do you use? And how has it benefited you?