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OKX Wallet Launches 'Base Meme Token Super Season' with a USD46,000 Prize Pool
🆗✖️OKX Wallet has kicked off its 'Base Meme Token Super Season' campaign today, which runs until April 26. Participants engaging in social media tasks and trading via OKX's multi-chain DEX aggregator can vie for a share of a 💰 USD46,000 prize pool.
🗝 Key rewards feature a USD5,000 prize pool for users who engage with 11 Base memecoin accounts and the OKX Web3 account by liking, commenting, and tweeting 🐦. This will be divided among 500 randomly selected participants, each receiving USD10.
👆Additionally, traders of specific Base meme tokens such as DEGEN, MOG, CAP, and others stand a chance to win a portion of a 💵 USD41,000 prize pool, determined by trading volume on the Base network.
'Guy Explaining' Nightclub Meme Set for Sale as an Ethereum NFT
😎 The well-known meme depicting a man loudly speaking into the 👂ear of a disinterested woman at a club is set to be auctioned as an NFT on the Ethereum blockchain via Foundation. This meme often used to exemplify "mansplaining"🤔.
😜 The meme will go up for auction on Monday, April 22 on Foundation at 12:00 PM. The NFT will have a start price of 15 ETH, or about $45,000 at present.
Magic Eden will launch trading of Runes
🔜 The platform announced the launch of Rune trading on April 23.
Bitcoin developer 🧑💻 and creator of Ordinals, Casey Rodarmor, introduced Runes in September 2023.
🗒 The protocol will allow the issuance of fungible tokens on the blockchain of the first cryptocurrency, but unlike BRC-20, it uses the UTXO model which will prevent network congestion.
"Runes were built for degens and memecoins, but the protocol is simple, efficient, and secure. It is a legitimate competitor to Taproot Assets and RGB."
- Rodarmor wrote in early April.
Whales have turned their attention to the new meme coin $PUPS.
🐳 Whale investors are shifting their attention from the meme coins dogwifhat ($WIF) and Jeo Boden ($BODEN) to a new meme coin named 🐶 $PUPS on the Bitcoin blockchain, according to Lookonchain, an on-chain data tracking platform.
This ➡️ shift in focus to $PUPS, a project built on the Bitcoin platform through Ordinals, has ignited speculation within the crypto market.
🕐 Recently, one notable whale exchanged substantial amounts of $BODEN and $WIF for $PUPS, indicating a growing confidence in the potential of this emerging meme coin.
👀 The transaction details reveal that the whale spent about $1.15 million worth of $BODEN and $2.63 million worth of $WIF to acquire 54,161 $PUPS, valued at approximately $2.88 million.
✔️ Despite this significant purchase, the whale continues to hold 20 million $BODEN and 2.22 million $WIF.
Coinbase has unveiled its backing for Dogwifhat Perpetual Futures.
The revelation that 🐶 Dogwifhat Perpetual Futures ($WIF) will be available on Coinbase International and Coinbase Advanced starting April 25 has stirred excitement among investors, propelling ⬆️ $WIF's price to $3.02, according CoinGecko.
$WIF, the coin behind the Solana (SOL) meme 🤪 craze, has turned numerous traders into millionaires since its launch in mid-December.
Kraken Exchange lists Solana-based meme moins Bonk and Dogwifhat in the UK
🐙 Kraken, a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, has expanded its offerings in the United Kingdom by adding Solana-based meme coins Bonk ($BONK) and Dogwifhat ($WIF) to its trading platform.
✔️Additionally, the exchange has included Jito ($JTO), Dymension ($DYM), Jupiter ($JUP), Polygon Ecosystem Token ($POL), and Wormhole ($W) to its list of cryptocurrencies available for trading by U.K. users.
🔜 A little earlier, Coinbase announced the support of Dogwifhat ($WIF) perpetual futures from April 25.
Cryptocurrency regulations in the US inadvertently favor meme coins
Chris Dixon, general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, has criticized how the 🇺🇸 US regulates crypto. He points out that current regulatory practices favor the spread of 🤡 meme coins while putting innovative blockchain technologies through excessive regulatory hurdles.
Dixon 👆argues that US cryptocurrency regulations unintentionally make it easier to launch meme coins, which typically lack substantial utility and thus bypass the rigorous scrutiny that more groundbreaking technologies face. Meme coins generally rely on community 😜hype and internet trends, deriving their value from speculation rather than functional utility.
In contrast, 🧑💻developers who seek to launch blockchain tokens with practical uses face a complex array of compliance challenges. These tokens have the potential to transform payment systems, digital certification, and decentralized gov, yet they often end up stuck in what Dixon refers to a "regulatory purgatory"
Do meme coins have a short life?
🐦 The Twitter account ZachXBT, which calls itself a "Rug pull survivor" (Rug pull is a type of scam mainly within the DeFi ecosystem where developers abandon the project, take their investors' money, and disappear forever), compiled statistics for the presales of 31 💩 shitcoins on Solana. In total, the coins collected 690,000 SOL ($129 million).
🕐 A month later, 12 projects were completely abandoned. Investor losses amounted to approximately 🙀180,650 SOL ($26.7 million). Therefore, the risk of losing your money on meme coins is very high. But when has that ever stopped a true degen? 🧐
A trader experienced a 1025-fold surge in his own assets in just one day
🙀 An anonymous user turned $9,769 into $10 million within a day on the new GUMMY token, according to analysts at Lookonchain.
🕐 Just twelve minutes before trading of $GUMMY commenced, the trader removed 65.23 $SOL from the MEXC exchange.
🧑💻 The individual used 64.5 $SOL ($9,769) to purchase 97.36 million 🐻 $GUMMY tokens in the same block when liquidity was added by the coin’s protocol deployer.
Subsequently, all acquired tokens were distributed across 🔟 new wallets. Their current valuation has soared to $10 million, marking a 🚀 1025 times return on the initial investment.
Experts have suggested that this transaction might have involved 👂 insider trading.
Shiba Inu secured $12 million in a fundraising round for its new blockchain
Shiba Inu, known for its memecoin 🐶SHIB, raised $12 million from international 💰 venture capital investors for a new token, TREAT.
This token is part of their upcoming 🙈privacy-focused Layer 3 blockchain, built on Shibarium, their Ethereum Layer 2 solution.
Investors include Polygon Ventures, Mechanism Capital, and Animoca Brands, among others. Despite some investors being 🇺🇸 U.S.-based, lead developer Shytoshi Kusama clarified they are all non-U.S. entities.
💲 The fundraising, split into pre-seed and seed rounds, reached valuations up to $200 million. Shiba Inu also plans to introduce another 🦊 token, Shi, later this year.
Dogecoin may skyrocket to $1 in the coming weeks!
Crypto analyst Ali on Twitter predicts that Dogecoin will once again show its classic ⬆️ growth pattern. He notes that $DOGE is currently consolidating after breaking out of the descending 📐triangle.
Well, according to him, based on past trends, we could see $DOGE jump to 🚀 $1 in the coming weeks!
A trader made $2 million from meme tokens in just five months
Lookonchain analysts examined the trading 📈 patterns of an actual trader who dealt with 60 different 🐶 meme coins. Despite only 33% of his trades being profitable, he still amassed 💰 $2 million in earnings, largely due to significant gains from $BOME, $SLERF, and $MANEKI.
His 🧐 strategy included purchasing a meme tokens on a decentralized exchange (DEX) and selling it at 💵 a profit during its price surge on a centralized exchange (CEX) listing. This method yielded $1.23 million from $BOME alone.
This case vividly demonstrates that success in trading meme tokens 🤷 without insider tips largely depends on whether you invest in a coin that ends up surging.
The betting platform SportBet.one is celebrating its fifth anniversary!
🎆The betting and online casino platform SportBet.one marks five years since its launch, and to commemorate this occasion, all new players who visit the site through the link are offered a welcome bonus of 125%!
👌 Over the course of five years, it has earned an impeccable reputation by always paying out winnings to players and distributing bonuses worth 💰 $100 million.
Here, you can place bets on ⚽️ football, basketball, and many other popular sports, as well as bet on 🎮 esports game outcomes. Additionally, you can enjoy a fully 🎲 online casino experience by choosing a game to your liking.
👆The minimum deposit is only $20 in cryptocurrency, so the entry threshold is quite low, and considering the welcome bonus, it's a great 🏃 start.
Bitcoin Meme Coin $DOG Hits $336 Million Market Cap After Runes Airdrop
The Bitcoin 🐶 🚀meme coin DOG•GO•TO•THE•MOON ($DOG), launched via the Runes protocol, quickly became the most held Runes token with over 73,000 holders after an airdrop to Runestone Ordinals holders last Wednesday.
💧The airdrop distributed 100 billion dog-themed 🗿Runes to wallets with Runestone Ordinal inscriptions, with the top five $DOG wallets now holding nearly 🙀 10% of its supply, and the largest wallet controlling about 6.65% of the tokens.
👆 Despite its low starting price of just 5.28 sats (around $0.003), $DOG saw substantial market activity, with a one-day trading volume of 53.1 BTC (approximately $3.4 million) on the🌳 Magic Eden marketplace.
Its total trading 💰volume since launching is around $10 million, and it currently boasts a market cap of approximately $307 million.
Notebook with "Buy Bitcoin" Meme Sold for 16 BTC
🗒 A notebook inscribed with "Buy Bitcoin," which became a meme, has been sold 🙀 for 16 BTC (just over $1 million). The auction house Scarce.City, which handled the transaction, announced this as a record amount.
🤵🏻♂️The new owner of the notebook is someone known by the pseudonym Squirrekkywrath. In the photo, they are standing to the left of the inscription's author, Christian Langalis. Squirrekkywrath is a 🐳 Bitcoin veteran who was previously 👂unheard of.
✔️ The proceeds will go towards funding Langalis's startup, Tirrel Corp, which is developing a Lightning wallet on Urbit.
✊ Langalis raised the "Buy Bitcoin" notebook during a 2017 speech by then-US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen at the House of Representatives.He was escorted out for violating committee rules, and the 🖼 image went viral online.
CryptoPunk NFT was sold for $12.41 Million!
💪 On Thursday, April 26, CryptoPunk #635 was sold for 4,000 ETH, equivalent to $12.41 million, marking it as the sixth-most expensive sale in the history of CryptoPunks.
😳 Notably, the seller accepted an offer lower than a previous bid. On March 5, a bid of 4,440 ETH, valued at $16.38 million at that time, was placed but later withdrawn on April 22.
💲 CryptoPunk #635's transaction is this year's third priciest for the series, following CryptoPunk #7804, which fetched 4,850 ETH ($16.42 million) on March 20, and CryptoPunk #3100, sold for 4,500 ETH ($16 million) on March 4.
Meme token airdrops offset pre-order costs for Solana's Web3 smartphone
🙀 In April, two cat-themed projects, Cat in a Dog's World (MEW) and Maneki (MANEKI), awarded airdrops to those who pre-ordered their upcoming device.
🗒 On April 1, MEW distributed 37,600 tokens to each individual who had pre-ordered the Web3 📱smartphone. At their highest trading price of $0.0089 after distribution these tokens amounted to approximately $334.
🕐 Later, on April 24, Saga Chapter 2 owners were allocated 5,199 MANEKI tokens each, which at their peak price of $0.026, translated to about $135.
💧The airdrops from these two meme tokens allowed users who had pre-ordered the smartphone at $450 to potentially net around $470. While the tokens' value has since dropped and no longer offsets the full cost of the device, they still represent a substantial bonus. 😉
✔️ Purchasers of the Saga Chapter 2 linked their Solana wallet addresses during the order process, enabling them to receive tokens even before the phone's delivery.
OKX Wallet Launches 'Base Meme Token Super Season' with a USD46,000 Prize Pool
🆗✖️OKX Wallet has kicked off its 'Base Meme Token Super Season' campaign today, which runs until April 26. Participants engaging in social media tasks and trading via OKX's multi-chain DEX aggregator can vie for a share of a 💰 USD46,000 prize pool.
🗝 Key rewards feature a USD5,000 prize pool for users who engage with 11 Base memecoin accounts and the OKX Web3 account by liking, commenting, and tweeting 🐦. This will be divided among 500 randomly selected participants, each receiving USD10.
👆Additionally, traders of specific Base meme tokens such as DEGEN, MOG, CAP, and others stand a chance to win a portion of a 💵 USD41,000 prize pool, determined by trading volume on the Base network.
'Guy Explaining' Nightclub Meme Set for Sale as an Ethereum NFT
😎 The well-known meme depicting a man loudly speaking into the 👂ear of a disinterested woman at a club is set to be auctioned as an NFT on the Ethereum blockchain via Foundation. This meme often used to exemplify "mansplaining"🤔.
😜 The meme will go up for auction on Monday, April 22 on Foundation at 12:00 PM. The NFT will have a start price of 15 ETH, or about $45,000 at present.
Magic Eden will launch trading of Runes
🔜 The platform announced the launch of Rune trading on April 23.
Bitcoin developer 🧑💻 and creator of Ordinals, Casey Rodarmor, introduced Runes in September 2023.
🗒 The protocol will allow the issuance of fungible tokens on the blockchain of the first cryptocurrency, but unlike BRC-20, it uses the UTXO model which will prevent network congestion.
"Runes were built for degens and memecoins, but the protocol is simple, efficient, and secure. It is a legitimate competitor to Taproot Assets and RGB."
- Rodarmor wrote in early April.
Whales have turned their attention to the new meme coin $PUPS.
🐳 Whale investors are shifting their attention from the meme coins dogwifhat ($WIF) and Jeo Boden ($BODEN) to a new meme coin named 🐶 $PUPS on the Bitcoin blockchain, according to Lookonchain, an on-chain data tracking platform.
This ➡️ shift in focus to $PUPS, a project built on the Bitcoin platform through Ordinals, has ignited speculation within the crypto market.
🕐 Recently, one notable whale exchanged substantial amounts of $BODEN and $WIF for $PUPS, indicating a growing confidence in the potential of this emerging meme coin.
👀 The transaction details reveal that the whale spent about $1.15 million worth of $BODEN and $2.63 million worth of $WIF to acquire 54,161 $PUPS, valued at approximately $2.88 million.
✔️ Despite this significant purchase, the whale continues to hold 20 million $BODEN and 2.22 million $WIF.
Coinbase has unveiled its backing for Dogwifhat Perpetual Futures.
The revelation that 🐶 Dogwifhat Perpetual Futures ($WIF) will be available on Coinbase International and Coinbase Advanced starting April 25 has stirred excitement among investors, propelling ⬆️ $WIF's price to $3.02, according CoinGecko.
$WIF, the coin behind the Solana (SOL) meme 🤪 craze, has turned numerous traders into millionaires since its launch in mid-December.
Kraken Exchange lists Solana-based meme moins Bonk and Dogwifhat in the UK
🐙 Kraken, a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, has expanded its offerings in the United Kingdom by adding Solana-based meme coins Bonk ($BONK) and Dogwifhat ($WIF) to its trading platform.
✔️Additionally, the exchange has included Jito ($JTO), Dymension ($DYM), Jupiter ($JUP), Polygon Ecosystem Token ($POL), and Wormhole ($W) to its list of cryptocurrencies available for trading by U.K. users.
🔜 A little earlier, Coinbase announced the support of Dogwifhat ($WIF) perpetual futures from April 25.
Cryptocurrency regulations in the US inadvertently favor meme coins
Chris Dixon, general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, has criticized how the 🇺🇸 US regulates crypto. He points out that current regulatory practices favor the spread of 🤡 meme coins while putting innovative blockchain technologies through excessive regulatory hurdles.
Dixon 👆argues that US cryptocurrency regulations unintentionally make it easier to launch meme coins, which typically lack substantial utility and thus bypass the rigorous scrutiny that more groundbreaking technologies face. Meme coins generally rely on community 😜hype and internet trends, deriving their value from speculation rather than functional utility.
In contrast, 🧑💻developers who seek to launch blockchain tokens with practical uses face a complex array of compliance challenges. These tokens have the potential to transform payment systems, digital certification, and decentralized gov, yet they often end up stuck in what Dixon refers to a "regulatory purgatory"
Do meme coins have a short life?
🐦 The Twitter account ZachXBT, which calls itself a "Rug pull survivor" (Rug pull is a type of scam mainly within the DeFi ecosystem where developers abandon the project, take their investors' money, and disappear forever), compiled statistics for the presales of 31 💩 shitcoins on Solana. In total, the coins collected 690,000 SOL ($129 million).
🕐 A month later, 12 projects were completely abandoned. Investor losses amounted to approximately 🙀180,650 SOL ($26.7 million). Therefore, the risk of losing your money on meme coins is very high. But when has that ever stopped a true degen? 🧐
A trader experienced a 1025-fold surge in his own assets in just one day
🙀 An anonymous user turned $9,769 into $10 million within a day on the new GUMMY token, according to analysts at Lookonchain.
🕐 Just twelve minutes before trading of $GUMMY commenced, the trader removed 65.23 $SOL from the MEXC exchange.
🧑💻 The individual used 64.5 $SOL ($9,769) to purchase 97.36 million 🐻 $GUMMY tokens in the same block when liquidity was added by the coin’s protocol deployer.
Subsequently, all acquired tokens were distributed across 🔟 new wallets. Their current valuation has soared to $10 million, marking a 🚀 1025 times return on the initial investment.
Experts have suggested that this transaction might have involved 👂 insider trading.
Shiba Inu secured $12 million in a fundraising round for its new blockchain
Shiba Inu, known for its memecoin 🐶SHIB, raised $12 million from international 💰 venture capital investors for a new token, TREAT.
This token is part of their upcoming 🙈privacy-focused Layer 3 blockchain, built on Shibarium, their Ethereum Layer 2 solution.
Investors include Polygon Ventures, Mechanism Capital, and Animoca Brands, among others. Despite some investors being 🇺🇸 U.S.-based, lead developer Shytoshi Kusama clarified they are all non-U.S. entities.
💲 The fundraising, split into pre-seed and seed rounds, reached valuations up to $200 million. Shiba Inu also plans to introduce another 🦊 token, Shi, later this year.
Dogecoin may skyrocket to $1 in the coming weeks!
Crypto analyst Ali on Twitter predicts that Dogecoin will once again show its classic ⬆️ growth pattern. He notes that $DOGE is currently consolidating after breaking out of the descending 📐triangle.
Well, according to him, based on past trends, we could see $DOGE jump to 🚀 $1 in the coming weeks!
A trader made $2 million from meme tokens in just five months
Lookonchain analysts examined the trading 📈 patterns of an actual trader who dealt with 60 different 🐶 meme coins. Despite only 33% of his trades being profitable, he still amassed 💰 $2 million in earnings, largely due to significant gains from $BOME, $SLERF, and $MANEKI.
His 🧐 strategy included purchasing a meme tokens on a decentralized exchange (DEX) and selling it at 💵 a profit during its price surge on a centralized exchange (CEX) listing. This method yielded $1.23 million from $BOME alone.
This case vividly demonstrates that success in trading meme tokens 🤷 without insider tips largely depends on whether you invest in a coin that ends up surging.
The betting platform SportBet.one is celebrating its fifth anniversary!
🎆The betting and online casino platform SportBet.one marks five years since its launch, and to commemorate this occasion, all new players who visit the site through the link are offered a welcome bonus of 125%!
👌 Over the course of five years, it has earned an impeccable reputation by always paying out winnings to players and distributing bonuses worth 💰 $100 million.
Here, you can place bets on ⚽️ football, basketball, and many other popular sports, as well as bet on 🎮 esports game outcomes. Additionally, you can enjoy a fully 🎲 online casino experience by choosing a game to your liking.
👆The minimum deposit is only $20 in cryptocurrency, so the entry threshold is quite low, and considering the welcome bonus, it's a great 🏃 start.
Bitcoin Meme Coin $DOG Hits $336 Million Market Cap After Runes Airdrop
The Bitcoin 🐶 🚀meme coin DOG•GO•TO•THE•MOON ($DOG), launched via the Runes protocol, quickly became the most held Runes token with over 73,000 holders after an airdrop to Runestone Ordinals holders last Wednesday.
💧The airdrop distributed 100 billion dog-themed 🗿Runes to wallets with Runestone Ordinal inscriptions, with the top five $DOG wallets now holding nearly 🙀 10% of its supply, and the largest wallet controlling about 6.65% of the tokens.
👆 Despite its low starting price of just 5.28 sats (around $0.003), $DOG saw substantial market activity, with a one-day trading volume of 53.1 BTC (approximately $3.4 million) on the🌳 Magic Eden marketplace.
Its total trading 💰volume since launching is around $10 million, and it currently boasts a market cap of approximately $307 million.
Notebook with "Buy Bitcoin" Meme Sold for 16 BTC
🗒 A notebook inscribed with "Buy Bitcoin," which became a meme, has been sold 🙀 for 16 BTC (just over $1 million). The auction house Scarce.City, which handled the transaction, announced this as a record amount.
🤵🏻♂️The new owner of the notebook is someone known by the pseudonym Squirrekkywrath. In the photo, they are standing to the left of the inscription's author, Christian Langalis. Squirrekkywrath is a 🐳 Bitcoin veteran who was previously 👂unheard of.
✔️ The proceeds will go towards funding Langalis's startup, Tirrel Corp, which is developing a Lightning wallet on Urbit.
✊ Langalis raised the "Buy Bitcoin" notebook during a 2017 speech by then-US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen at the House of Representatives.He was escorted out for violating committee rules, and the 🖼 image went viral online.
CryptoPunk NFT was sold for $12.41 Million!
💪 On Thursday, April 26, CryptoPunk #635 was sold for 4,000 ETH, equivalent to $12.41 million, marking it as the sixth-most expensive sale in the history of CryptoPunks.
😳 Notably, the seller accepted an offer lower than a previous bid. On March 5, a bid of 4,440 ETH, valued at $16.38 million at that time, was placed but later withdrawn on April 22.
💲 CryptoPunk #635's transaction is this year's third priciest for the series, following CryptoPunk #7804, which fetched 4,850 ETH ($16.42 million) on March 20, and CryptoPunk #3100, sold for 4,500 ETH ($16 million) on March 4.
Meme token airdrops offset pre-order costs for Solana's Web3 smartphone
🙀 In April, two cat-themed projects, Cat in a Dog's World (MEW) and Maneki (MANEKI), awarded airdrops to those who pre-ordered their upcoming device.
🗒 On April 1, MEW distributed 37,600 tokens to each individual who had pre-ordered the Web3 📱smartphone. At their highest trading price of $0.0089 after distribution these tokens amounted to approximately $334.
🕐 Later, on April 24, Saga Chapter 2 owners were allocated 5,199 MANEKI tokens each, which at their peak price of $0.026, translated to about $135.
💧The airdrops from these two meme tokens allowed users who had pre-ordered the smartphone at $450 to potentially net around $470. While the tokens' value has since dropped and no longer offsets the full cost of the device, they still represent a substantial bonus. 😉
✔️ Purchasers of the Saga Chapter 2 linked their Solana wallet addresses during the order process, enabling them to receive tokens even before the phone's delivery.
