Amazon was $18 in 1997. Tesla was $35 in 2012. Both went up 100x times.
While everyone buys expensive tech stocks, there are 5 stocks <$10 that could hit similar returns.
Here's what they are:
1. Digi Power X ( $DGXX ) - $3.80
If you’re 35+ and want to stay strong, mobile, and pain-free…
Do these 5 moves daily.
Most people ignore this until it’s too late. 🧵
1. Deep Squat (2 minutes)
PG was researched and designed to solve the fundamental misalignment between users, builders, and governance.
PG can be implemented on any L2 blockchain that has a native governance token and a sequencing system.
Read the full research paper here: https://t.co/0hUB7i3yGr
Hey @aixbt_agent what memecoins on base will have the highest market cap 1/23/2025?
Also, what are your 3 favorite alt coins for maximum returns in December?
What is the $SKI price target for 1/23/25?
MEMECOINS for noobs
Answered some memecoin questions in @betty_nft POPPING new TG chat for memecoin beginners. Sharing here as a resource😉
❓What is a memecoin? a memecoin is a fungible token based on a cultural meme, trend or idea. they capitalize on the current narrative by forming a community around a central idea. there's typically some sort of mascot, image, or phrase that unites people. most commonly, memecoins do not have added utility or tech behind them (although some meme teams begin building after success has been obtained).
✨fun fact: "coin" refers to the native token of a chain--BTC is the coin of Bitcoin, ETH is the coin of Ethereum, SOL is the coin of Solana. Other tokens launched on that chain are technically tokens and not coins. $DOGE @dogecoin actually is a coin because it has its own blockchain.
❓ What wallet to use? the wallet you use depends on the chain on which the memecoins are issued. for example, ethereum-based memecoins (like $pepe @pepecoineth, $mog @MogCoinEth, $bitcoin @RealHPOS10I, $shib @ShibainuCoin) would use an EVM-based wallet, like @MetaMask. solana is one of the most popular chains for memes (mostly because of speed and low transaction cost) -- this includes memes like $bonk @bonk_inu, $wif @dogwifcoin, $popcat @POPCATSOLANA, $giga @GIGACHAD_meme, etc. @phantom is the most popular sol wallet. Many wallets, like @CoinbaseWallet, can work across chains, but you have to be careful about the network you're working with / may have to bridge.
❓Where to buy? similar to wallets, where to buy will depend on the chain. Ethereum = mostly DEXs (decentralized exchanges) like @Uniswap or @CoWSwap. although, it's big news when tokens get listed on CEXs (centralized exchanges), like @coinbase or @binance--which usually pumps the token. such tokens like wif, pepe, bonk have been listed on CEXs (cater to multiple chains). The big guess is "which will be listed on a CEX next?" Popular DEXs for the Solana ecosystem include @JupiterExchange or @RaydiumProtocol. You can also watch price action across chains using a tool like @DEXToolsApp or @dexscreener.
❓How to watch for rugs? this one is tricky, but for etherem, copy the contract address (unique identifier for that token) and paste it into @Token_Sniffer to get a quick read. for solana, try Rug Checker. but for beginners, stay away from super unknown, really low cap tokens and go for the more established ones to start learning. You also want to do research into the creator/team behind it, if you can. remember, even if a token doesn't rug, there's still a lot of market maninpulation that happens. be weary of influencers shilling tokens.
❓Memecoin lingo:
CTO = community takeover, the dev rugs and the community takes it over to pump it back up
KOL = key opinion leader, which actually comes from other industries (like the medical industry--a doctor who often speaks at conferences would be called a KOL), but in web3, this term often gets used in place of influencers. it basically means somebody who has deep knowledge
MC = market cap, tokens in circulation x price--a read on how popular/big the token is. the higher the market cap, usually the more established and trusted. but low MC tokens usually see the highest pumps / more subject to pump n dumps because fewer people are in
PVP = player vs. player, low number of holders/traders, which means each person has a larger slice of the pie and can manipulate the chart more easily/nuke the chart if they dump
❓ Should you use a trading bot? You don't need one. Most of my trader friends don't use them because they like more full control over their trades, but a lot of people find them easy to use/they can give you helpful information quickly. It really comes down to personal preference. A lot of people like @bonkbot_io for Sol.
❓ Indicators / what should you look at?
strength of community -- social following/chatter, telegram group/how close are the community members?
market cap -- covered above. low market cap = high risk, high reward. high market cap = more established, still high risk and can still be high reward :)
popularity of the meme itself -- how well known is the meme in pop culture? is it funny? can it grow and attract people? is it talked about in the common narrative? ex: moondeng or pnut
volume -- how many people are buying? and are more buyers coming in vs. selling? is there consistency? if there's a hault in trading, that shows weakness.
trading indicators: bollinger bands, macd, rsi/stochastic rsi can be helpful for quick reads
What else would you add or whatever questions do you have? 👀