The 2 biggest mispricings to me currently are the meme ecosystems on both @base and @arbitrum
They are generating comparable volume (although slightly less) than ETH and SOL but the current market cap of actual solid memes is way too low IMO.
With these volumes likely to continue, wealth effects will occur on these chains and flow down the risk curve to meme coins as more money enters the ecosystem. (See the meme coin casino that is SOL lol)
2 of my bets currently on each chain are:
Base - @weirdoBase $Weirdo - Good meme and good community, multiple major drawdowns and only $5 mil market cap. Better meme than $BRETT which is over a bill cap strictly bc very little competition on the chain
Arbitrum - @boopthecoin $BOOP - Very strong community and the leading meme on the chain with little to no competition
Also Arbitrum has added bonus of being partnered with @RobinhoodApp and Base obviously incubated by @coinbase
Both will be incentivized to promote those chains and draw liquidity to the respective chains
$Weirdo and $BOOP to a billy
One of my favorite projects on @base chain is $WEIRDO
This is because I’ve personally met the team at OnChain Summit this past summer and they all seem like genuinely good dudes who care about their community.
And everything they told me they planned on doing spoke volumes to me about their dedication to their holders.
They’ve been building quietly in the background and @base season will be here soon and $WEIRDO will be one of the stand out projects.
So if you’ve been sleeping on @base and $WEIRDO it’s time to wake up!
Bitcoin above $90K.
What does this show us?
Is shows us that we should continue to think freely. To go against the grain. To have conviction. Take risks, and above all, to stay weird.
$weirdo on Base.
@jessepollak@BasedChad6969@base
@TrustlessState This is low IQ move to get plebes to think this means anything positive to get their vote and then pretend you don’t exist for 4 years.
@jessepollak@base This ain’t happening with any democratic administration/Elizabeth Warren influence. I’ve seen demos and current bank regulator leadership will never allow this. The only way we sniff this future is a change in President and political banking exec agency leadership.