The Memes Launchpad focuses heavily on protecting buyers from developers, but that’s only part of the issue in the crypto space.
To better protect all participants, we should consider mechanisms like enforcing a minimum holding period for buyers and restricting token sales until the project reaches a predefined market cap threshold.
These measures could create a more balanced and secure environment for everyone involved.
@moolah@believeapp@bonkfun@TheOnlyNom@pasternak@0xKawz@PedroFounder@blknoiz06@_Shadow36@four_meme_@sunpumpmeme
We all know $CashCat is the origin story.
And everyday I buy a bit of $WINK because I believe this is either one of the biggest asymmetrical bet on RH right now.
$WINK is the mascot that every Robinhood user already sees and still Hidden in plain sight.
The ecosystem is still early with barely any runner and this isn’t another random cat with the supply only going one direction which is down.
I don’t know how much clearer this can be to everyone but @letscashfun ecosystem is going to go absolutely nuclear once a couple million runners start spawning.
That’s when the real flywheel kicks in and for now I am personally holding
$CASHCAT
$INTERN
$WINK
Position yourselves for what’s coming.
@spinor_@WojakSatoshi You and the $catcash whales need to pick runners and make them run. This is a great window to make that happen before it’s too late.
The @cashcat_token launchpad still has no million dollar runner and $Cashcat is $60m+ but $PONs had and still have multiple million dollar runners at just $20M marketcap
@Drallio The cash cat launchpad still has no million dollar runner and $Cashcat is $60m+ but PONs had and still have multiple million dollar runners at just $20M