Some food for thought
@megaeth kicking off the $MEGA public sale on Sonar
Goal is to make users the biggest holders in the network, even before VCs or the team
Everyone picks the valuation theyre down to enter at
I want to tell you about a successful investment in PEPE:
A guy bought a huge amount of PEPE tokens on April 15th for around $1000. Then, he transferred them to another account and started selling them bit by bit in early May when the price of PEPE went up a lot.
First, WPEPE reached a peak market capitalization of 7m$ and a trading volume of 10m$. It is likely an insider token since most initial buyers have low blockchain activity and have yet to sell their tokens.
Second, PIG2.0. The project had a presale and launched with a valuation of 300k$, but that didn't stop it from reaching a peak of 3m$ and trading nearly 9m$ in volume.
There is currently a lot of money in the market, and people continue to buy 2.0 tokens. It's definitely worth keeping an eye on them.
Recently, Pepe 2.0 experienced a spike up to 90m and then dropped back to 50m, but it has an incredible volume of 20m$. Against this backdrop, the trend of tokens 2.0 continues, and the market is thriving.
Recently, @yugalabs announced the launch of the Made by Apes project, which could lead to an increase in the uniqueness and value of NFTs. (If users have confidence in the authenticity and origin of NFTs, they may be more inclined to invest in them, which could increase their market value.)
Overall, July is considered a very favorable month for cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin in particular. Over the past 12 years, Bitcoin has closed the second summer month with growth 8 times and with a decline 4 times. The average increase was 22.3%. Statistically, we should expect good results in July, however, no one can predict what surprises the SEC may have in store.
Here are the most talked-about cryptocurrencies on Twitter in June 2023. The chart below shows the percentage of mentions for each coin out of the top 150 coins based on market capitalization.
Conclusion:
Web 3.0 may seem like a distant perspective, but in time, we might be able to pay for grocery delivery using a digital wallet like Metamask. It's likely to be a gradual process, similar to the adoption of plastic cards instead of cash.
So what is Web 3.0?
Web 3.0 represents the next stage of internet development, which will likely involve the use of blockchain technology and decentralized tools. Within Web 3.0, you will have full control over your own content, and management will be done through so-called DAOs.
However, the most significant aspect of Web 3.0 is that your digital identity is completely separated from the real world. This means that you can freely browse any content without worrying about its impact on your real-life identity.
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