Row 6111

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As the title suggests, I'm curious to hear from long-time crypto investors how the meme coin sphere looked like before Solana blew up? I'm aware that coins like PEPE has made a name for themself on the Ethereum blockchain, but I'm wondering about how popular meme coins were back then.

I imagine that meme coins were less frequent on Ethereum and it was harder to find a good one, which can actually take off. Altough the number of people who were actively buying meme coins must've been lower, I can also imagine that in peak hours the gas fees were insane. With that being said, that didn't stop people from investing in high-risk coins. I guess people were more careful with putting their money into a coin and they bought larger quantities at once.

Nowadays meme coins are coming out every second on solana with the majority of them being rugpulls, with a couple of them being legit and good projects such as BONK, jeo boden and dogwifhat and smaller ones like yewifhat and hege. As I see it Solana has made investing in meme coins with a smaller capital possible, since gas fees aren't as enormous as for example on ETH.

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text As the title suggests, I'm curious to hear from long-time crypto investors how the meme coin sphere looked like before Solana blew up? I'm aware that coins like PEPE has made a name for themself on the Ethereum blockchain, but I'm wondering about how popular meme coins were back then. I imagine that meme coins were less frequent on Ethereum and it was harder to find a good one, which can actually take off. Altough the number of people who were actively buying meme coins must've been lower, I ca…
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datetime 2024-05-07
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