>>41815780
>Is this an idea you guys would support?
No. I want less content.

>>41815780
>Crypto
I don't usually care about these stuff, but I'm interested to see where it goes

>>41815780
No, fuck off pajeet. What kind of problem are you trying to solve with crypro that isn't already solved with real money? And artists absolutely hate crypto because of NFT trash.

>>41815793
>What kind of problem are you trying to solve with crypro that isn't already solved with real money?
None, which is why it won't be based on utility or fake tech promises
but rather, it will be about bringing awareness to pony by expanding into the crypto space, and the funds generated, feed it back into the people that keep the fandom alive (the artists)
>artists absolutely hate crypto because of NFT trash.
This is true, there'll be no NFTs

>>41815798
So how exactly will your crypto "generate funds"?

>>41815780
sure why not

>>41815818
The funds are generated by selling tokens, Anon
That's all there is to it, this is not going to be a ''Le magic utility coin that's going to revolutionze the space''
It's about giving a presence to the best fandom in the world in that space, to our benefit

>>41815780
Marebits are already a thing https://github.com/marebits/marebits-locker

There are better ways of raising awareness desu. Guys who are into crypto also tend to be very stupid and gullible, at least on the consumer end. Maybe postering would be better?

>>41815829
I am aware, I also found out someone made a fork of Bitcoin 13 years ago, which I find amazing
But these are all tech focused coins, this won't capture retail's imagination

>>41815831
>Guys who are into crypto also tend to be very stupid and gullible, at least on the consumer end. Maybe postering would be better?
It has to be genuine, there's a lot to love about our fandom, and our endless passion, and autism. I know millaionare cabals that'd kill to be able to have autists like us rallying behind a coin
You can't buy soul, Anon

>>41815828
Who decides which artists get the money?
How do you give actual money to the artists? Why should anyone trust you?
Why would any cryptobros care if they can't use it to earn money?
Do you have a single example of a thing like this working?

>>41815838
>>41815831
And most importantly for it to work, you guys have to like it. I know what crypto is like after working on a different projects.

This coin won't work if /mlp/ doesn't like it

>>41815844
>Who decides which artists get the money?
The leader, or a Council made up from people that genuine believe in the vision, and want to see it succeed
>How do you give actual money to the artists?
Reach out, sell tokens, pay them in stables or fiat
>Why should anyone trust you
That's something that can only be proven by deeds, Anon
>Why would any cryptobros care if they can't use it to earn money?
You seem to have some experience, so you know how this works
You buy early, you sell later. It's a zero sum game, that's the reality of it
Cryptobros can make money by rallying behind one of the best communities that exists on the internet (They already try to do that daily)
>Do you have a single example of a thing like this working?
Yeah, Fwog, Pepe, APU, GIGA, SPX, MINI, you name them

>>41815861
>Yeah, Fwog, Pepe, APU, GIGA, SPX, MINI, you name them
No, I mean an example of a crypto "charity" that actually helped someone other than investors.

>>41815896
>No, I mean an example of a crypto "charity" that actually helped someone other than investors.
Yeah, those projects I've mentioned have sold tokens in the past to donate to charities
I understand where you are coming from though, I've been working inside teams in the crypto space for a bit now, on projects that went to 50 million MC+ despite having no soul, and no community, I understand the distrust artists feel towards cryptobros

Truth is, it is a zero sum game. For someone to win, someone else has to lose. The idea here, is that it us winning, while increasing our presence in the crypto space

>>41815780
I would think you are a trying to scam people

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i dont know how crypto works and i dont care. idk something with scams lol. like wtf imagine buying something with zero value and then trick other people into thinking its worth millions and then they buy your fucking piece of ones and zeros for millions haha. its like that right?

I am working on getting everything ready, I will be putting my own money down to get the fundation built. I have experience doing this. But it'll only work if the vision inspires enough of you to be part of the team, and the community. I want this to be OUR pony theme coin

So, I am going to leave my Discord tag here to anyone that is interested in this, feel free to add me
azure7994

>>41815915
That's crypto, even the ''real utility coins'' are like that. I am not here to sell smoke on anyone, but I know from experience that this could work to our benefit regardless

It's why I am bothering to make a thread, I can launch this on my own, and I know it'd do well, but that's not the point. I want the spirit that made this fandom so great pushing behind it to show the competition who we are, all the amazing content we do out of love, and the millions of people we've inspired to pick up skills to continue contributing
There's no reason a pony coin couldn't be in the top 100 by marketcap (I also want to see the cryptobros seethe a pony coin made it that far)

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>>41815780
no, fuck off sam

>>41815780
if you want it to actually work get into contact with the people who already do big projects like the marefair or secret santa people and work with them
a random nobody isnt going to be trusted with something like that

>>41815961
>marefair or secret santa people and work with them
I'll get in touch with them, thank you

>>41815901
Ok if you are so crypto smart, why can't you just spend your own big money on artists? Why do you need to scam people with a new memecoin?

>>41815967
I want a pony coin in the top 100, I want it in the zeitgeist of those circles
The things we do in this fandom mog 99% of the content cryptobros are doing,.I know, I work with them

>>41815975
So you are just a retarded cryptobro that wants to do cryptobro things. You're doing things for fame and exposure, not for the love of pony. Kill yourself.
>b-b-but more eyes on pony
Fuck off we don't need more of your kind.

I respect and trust furfags that spend thousands of dollars on fetish commisions more than you.

>>41815915
>like wtf imagine buying something with zero value and then trick other people into thinking its worth millions and then they buy your fucking piece of ones and zeros for millions haha
Oh boy I sure hope you don't use dollars (or euros or pounds or whatever other fiat currency)

>>41816007
>not for the love of pony
How would a crypto project made for the love of pony look in your eyes?

>>41815780
/mlp/ already had its own absolutely fucking useless crypto. we don't need another.

>>41816016
How would a crypto project express any love for pony? Wouldn't anything you could do by creating a new coin or collectible be better archived another way?

Like, if you really want to do things for the benefit of both pony and crypto, your best option is to draw ponies or offer some other pony related service, and accept payment in Monero.

>>41815780
>rugpull scam number 3453453563242
no thanks

>>41815780
So for some reason I've seen plenty of Runescape tokens, but never pony & WoW tokens/coins/projects.
And nowadays it's easier than ever to launch a token cause you don't need 2k starting initial for gas fees neither to be accepted on a CEX, you just launch for free on a DEX.

>>41816227
>How would a crypto project express any love for pony?
Why wouldn't it? I can't see why those would be opposed in anyway. You can't run a pony crypto project that the community likes if you don't love pony, it'd be too obvious. Running a successful coin is not as simple as just launching something random and hoping for the best. Community building, content creation, and running socials is a lot of work. Not to mention managing a team, and navigating a space full of scammers constantly trying to steer the ship.
>>41816227
>Wouldn't anything you could do by creating a new coin or collectible be better archived another way?
Not that I can see based on what I've experienced being in crypto projects, a good project can bring a lot of talented people together very fast, that can be difficult to replicate outside of the space
>>41816227
>your best option is to draw ponies or offer some other pony related service, and accept payment in Monero.
I already do this, Anon. I began drawing pony because I was inspired by content as a teenager a decade ago

>>41816429
>So for some reason I've seen plenty of Runescape tokens, but never pony & WoW
Yeah, it boggles the mind. Perhaps people just haven't caught onto the appeal, or they don't understand the community enough to pull it off
I believe sooner or later they will however, specially as the narrative that memecoins are becoming tokenized communities or lifestyles takes over.

I'd rather one of us gets a head start in that game, than some random soulless cabal that has never contributed anything to the fandom running the first big one.

It doesn't have to be me that launches the coin, but I also don't know anyone else that would. Its rare to find someone that is into cryptp, pony, drawing and had experience running projects

>i am going to run a scam
>>>/biz/

>>41816223
No offense, but Marebits?
Are we really suggesting a coin with a horspussy for a logo is what is going to capture normie appeal?

I appreciate it exists, but I am going for something completely different. No utility whatsoever. No use case. It's tokenized pony. That's all it needs to be.

I am up for having a criptomoney token for artists to sell their work or as a bonification, this is how dogecoin started renember?.
deviantart points are the closest i think of that is aan alternative digital currency
The coin does not need a value, the invisible hand will do that

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>>41816484
If you're selling pony tokens, why on earth should I want one? Why on earth would I pay money for one?
>Are we really suggesting a coin with a horspussy for a logo is what is going to capture normie appeal?
Keep the normies out.

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>>41816503
>dogecoin started renember?
Exactly, it just needs to be fun and be something the community feels proud of. Who launches it doesn't matter, as long as their heart is in the right place

I can't guarantee my idea will work, but if it inspires others on the board to work together to learn, and figure how what it'd take to have a pony coin that works, that'd be amazing. The top fandom. Top memecoin.
I want a ponyfolio to invest in.

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>>41816513
>you're selling pony tokens, why on earth should I want one? Why on earth would I pay money for one?
Not wanting mares in your folio is pretty gay, Anon

>>41816521
>Who launches it doesn't matter, as long as their heart is in the right place
And at the right time. Dogecoin came out over a decade ago. Since then the public understanding of crypto has entirely shifted and the idea of getting horsefuckers to non-cynically buy into it is just nonsense.

>>41816544
>horsefuckers to non-cynically buy into it is just nonsense.
I am happy to waste a few grand testing that out for myself
Theres zero reason a good pony memecoin shouldn't be able to do well

>>41816553
It's entirely possible that it could do fine as a memecoin, cynical crypto users are everywhere, but the era of people genuinely believing in supporting stuff like that is long gone.

>>41816542
So your plan to convince people to buy your product is to call them gay if they don't want it.
Well, I'm in.

>>41816557
>people genuinely believing in supporting stuff like that is long gone.
That's not true at all, Anon. I've been glued to my screen on projects, I see that support you talk about all the time. I've seen coins go from nothing to half a billion marketcap In months off community power alone

What people are over with is ICO scams, and VC controlled tech coins promising some revolutionary utility that never comes

>>41816562
Yes
Top fandom
Top memecoin
Pony supremacy
It's that simple. Imagine how funny it'd be if we can get crypto Twitter to spam pony everywhere

I expect the seethe levels to be astronomical

>>41816567
>I've seen coins go from nothing to half a billion marketcap In months off community power alone
Yes, because they cynically believe they're going to be the one to properly time the pump and dump. That can create ridiculous booms but that has nothing to do with poniponiponi. Fuck off.

>>41816594
>poniponiponi
Mares dominating the crypto space is inevitable, Anon
We all know pony would have taken over the entire website had it not been for rule 15

It is in our blood to rule over the lesser fandoms

>>41815780
>crypto scam but mlp
fuck off pajeet

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>>41815780
monero already does the job just fine

>>41816605
Wanting cute ponies to be tainted by cryptoshit is about as low as it gets. You don't love ponies, you love crypto and you want to find a way to get actual horse lovers to care about your dogshit.

>>41816613
>Monero
>Not ponero
It's over

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>>41816621
she's too young for the official title.

>Anon >Anon >Anon
hello saar

>>41816615
>You don't love ponies
Wrong
>>41816615
>you want to find a way to get actual horse lovers to care about your horseshit
Yes, that's literally what I implied in the OP

>its another someone tries to sell used electricity to enrich themselves thread
yawn

>>41816625
Has monero ever officially posted pone?
>>41816626
Mares will make indians poo in the loo

>>41816613
does someone want a pony to be drawn in exchange for monero?

>>41815780
Run this by /biz/ and see what they think

>expecting /mlp/ to make anything
Strange, Summer isn’t for months yet

>>41816016
>How would a crypto project made for the love of pony look in your eyes?
I don't see any possibility. Crypto has never shown any use aside from speculation and black markets. Connecting it to pony is simply disrespectful. Just like making a pony-themed brothel or casino.
>b-b-but what about pony porn!
People who make pony porn don't pretend it has some higher purpose.

>>41816952
Black markets are good.

>>41816952
>>People who make pony porn don't pretend it has some higher purpose.
i make it, and only think about the money

>>41816952
>Connecting it to pony is simply disrespectful. Just like making a pony-themed brothel or casino.
HOLY MOLY PROJECTION GOLLY

>>41816952
>pony themed brothel
derpibooru
>pony themed casino
gameloft microtransactions

I would throw some money into it just because pony. If enough autists get on board, it could work

>>41817758
Anon, what would you do with your mare nft once have it?

>>41816925
Biz will buy anything that is new, and has a community of artists rallying behind it
I'd rather it be you guys that get in early, and I'd rather the team be made of people that genuinely love pony

If anyone wants to join the team, or discuss ideas add me on discord
azure7994

lol

lmao

>>41817830
Are you implying that getting in early has an advantage? Some kind of advantage that people who get in later won't have? I wonder what that could be...

>>41817871
>Are you implying that getting in early has an advantage?
I am not just implying it, I've stated it clearly a couple times. Memecoins are a zero sum game.
For this to work, the base holding the floor of the token should be composed of genuine believers that want to see it do well, and will hold it as a multi cycle coin
Why?
Because it is exactly that mindset that will allow the token to get the interest of big players.

The alternative is people getting early that don't care about the project, and whom will sell at a x2 or x5 for a quick buck. So, why shouldn't the floor be given to those that love pony?

>>41817889
If you can't sell it after a crash has already occurred, it doesn't have any value beyond speculation. Let it crash.

>>41817912
That's what you'd think if you come from an utility first mindset with crypto, but the market keeps proving it's not that simple
Otherwise, go ahead and explain why GIGA and PEPE are valued so high after multiple 70 to 80% crashes across its lifecycle

>>41815780
corp already done it.
$MARE
are you retarded, anon?
it won't work
if it does, put me in the screenshot.

>>41817920
>A tech coin with a literal mare pussy as the logo
>IT DIDN'T WORK!

Ah geez.. dood, I wonder why

Can't wait for the pump and dump. It's been so sad seeing crypto's evolution from "here's an alternate, non-government currency" to "wildly speculative investment that will only ever be used to exchange for a government's currency".

>>41818045
I know where you are coming from, but here are some thoughts from what I've observed in the space so far:
Retracements of 70% are expected, and necessary, Anon. What I've learned with memecoins that do well, is that you want those to happen.
The reason is that it filters out the non believers, and gives a chance to those that are there to support the project to accumulate (The ones that will hold, and help push it social media).
It's not the temporary crashes that'd concern me, but that the coin doesn't resonate with the base community.

If you guys don't like the project, then it cannot reach high. It needs to resonate with you, more than it resonates with /biz/, because /biz/ and crypto in general, including the big players will buy based on how passionate the community rallying behind is.

>>41815780
How about an NFT project?
Instead of just doing a pump.fun (which is what I suspect from how you worded OP) you could find artists on board with the crypto stuff and make some sort of NFT type project. Could be assets on ponies with some 1/1 grails thrown in. Artists could then get a cut of mint profits (if you're not a scammer). Idk, I'm in crypto, but I haven't run into many others here into it. I'll check the rest of this thread sometime, but something to think about OP.

>>41818089
>Instead of just doing a pump.fun (which is what I suspect from how you worded OP)
No, this won't be a pump fun. I will put money down to create a burnt liquidity pool on ETH.
>How about an NFT project?
This could be done in the future if the community wants it to happen, perhaps to raise funding for a worthy cause or just to celebrate our artists.
>Artists could then get a cut of mint profits
They'd get the entire cut, it's their work after all. Anyone can release an NFT pack, it takes no basically no effort from my side.
But I know NFTs have a terrible reputation, and I'd rather give us a simple, no-sense memecoin project that appeals to us, and a wider audience at the same time

The simpler we keep it at the start, the better, sincerely.

>>41818045
Crypto as actual alt currency is still alive, it's just only monero right now. As far as I know that's the only project that has proven itself effective.

>>41818102
>ETH
If you're looking to onboard people who haven't touched crypto (and dumb money) launching a pump.fun might actually be a better bet, the gas fees are better on solana, the contract and launch is battle tested, and there's still a lot of capital sloshing around the solana shitcoin markets. But maybe you're married to ETH, just copy pasting an ERC-20 token?
>NFTs have a terrible reputation
I know a lot of artists were against NFTs (silly), but making a fungible artist token might break through the bad reputation you're thinking? interesting theory
>simple
I like simple, that's why I just donate or buy from artists to spread my crypto "ill gotten gains" lol, they'll come around eventually. People just don't understand money and markets, let alone crypto stuff

I guess good luck, I've skimmed some of the thread and unless I'm missing something you're just hoping to make a sort of "murad" cult coin (dedicated holders) with an MLP theme. I'm not eager to invest at the moment and I doubt you'll find many people eager to get on-boarded without a better gimmick

>>41818217
>If you're looking to onboard people who haven't touched crypto (and dumb money) launching a pump.fun might actually be a better bet
There are a few options, I chose ETH L1 to keep it simple, and reliable since that's the chain home to many of the top memecoins
My circle of friends, and I are worried about Solana's future, that's why I am hesitant on doing a pump fun launch
>I know a lot of artists were against NFTs (silly), but making a fungible artist token might break through the bad reputation you're thinking? interesting theory
I think they'll come around eventually too, but they need a reason to change their minds, and that won't happen unless someone is out there willing to show them a way
I am not against the NFT idea, but I think it'd better if it comes as part of a memecoin project that has already built a community
It's hard to market NFTs when you don't have an audience for it
>I guess good luck, I've skimmed some of the thread and unless I'm missing something you're just hoping to make a sort of "murad" cult coin (dedicated holders) with an MLP theme.
That's right, Anon. I see no reason it couldn't work, is the MLP fandom not more passionate about the lifestyle we carry than GIGA or SPX?
>I'm not eager to invest at the moment and I doubt you'll find many people eager to get on-boarded without a better gimmick
There can't be any gimmicks, it has to be a pony coin for the community, from the community

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>>41816613
Came to post this.

>>41818122
>Crypto as actual alt currency is still alive, it's just only monero right now.
Show me where can I buy pizza with monero, without registering on some exchange requiring a government issued ID and mobile phone number.

>>41818083
Please describe IN DETAIL how exactly the money flows from someone buying the token 1 year from now, back to the artists (and not into someone's pocket), and what safeguards are in place to prevent you from just running with the money?

>>41818679
1. Launch coin
2. Assuming it has appeal, people buy
3. Price go up
4. All projects need a constant feed of content to push on social media to grow the brand (From graphics, drawings, videos, music.. etc)
5. Sell token into stables or fiat
6. Reach out to artists in the fandom we all love to produce content to help the project
7. Pay artist for artwork
8.????
9. Profit

It's basically like a running a company where you source all the content locally (Pony Fandom). Artists benefit by being paid for work, and by having their work exposed on a large platform.
This appeals to me a lot because there's so many talented people in pony that barely get any views, and that's lame.

>what safeguards are in place to prevent you from just running with the money?
Ideally, enough of you come join me in the team, and we make a multisig wallet so there ins't a single entity controlling a large % of the supply, and the decisions can be made as a team, instead of leaving it all up to me
If you are not aware of what a multisig is, it's basically a shared wallet that requires the confirmation of several parties to execute a transaction

If I can't get a team, then I'd have to manage it by myself. In which case there'd be no safeguards, unless I voluntarily lock the tokens and put them on a vesting schedule

Does that make sense? That's why I made this thread, ideally I inspire people to either come join me, or for them to launch their own pony coins (Competition is a good thing, and I'd love a pony coin meta).

Live as a windrammer as you fuck.

>>41815780
How would I get money from that oco

>>41818645
https://monerica.com/
No pizza yet, but you can buy food, and many other things.

>>41815780
It's been done already
See Mare Bits

>>41815834
How would this be different?
A token is a token is a token

>>41818754
counterpoint:
1. I send money to artists I like
2. preferably in return for art I asked for

>>41815780
>another gay shitcoin, except with pony.

>>41818754
Mare Bits guy here
I'd be willing to help but I gotta be honest it cost me a ton of money to provide liquidity, I probably lost thousands on it
I put forward over $10k for liquidity iirc
How do you plan to do this?

>>41820531
if I had to guess, he's going to e-beg us for money and then rug pull, which is why his thread starts with IM TOTALLY DOING THIS.... what do you guys think tho

>>41820533
1. He's not doing this.
2. If he is doing this, it's going to fail.
3. If he succeeds, it's going to be forgotten immediately.
4. If it does have staying power, it's just going to attract normies and make things worse.

>>41820531
Corpulent Brony, i KNEEL
your contributions for the pony cause are invaluable, and you deserve praise for it
may twilight visit you in your dreams

>>41820531
Hey buddy, OP here
How can I speak to you privately?

To answer your question, you don't need more than 0.6 eth for a starting LP for a memecoin, if people like the coin and a community builds folk will buy supply and add to the LP themselves
My plan was to provide a whole eth for the LP, then focus on growing socials and the community organically until we got momentum. Happy to discuss all in detail and share thoughts around with you

>>41820029
Higher memetics
>>41820290
Based

>>41820533
>he's going to e-beg us for money and then rug pull
I've stated very clearly I'd add the initial LP funds myself, and burn it. So a literal rug pull by definition is impossible.
>If it does have staying power, it's just going to attract normies and make things worse.
Any normies coming to 4chan will get filtered by the community. The coin should inspire the spirit of the underground (us) but appeal to a wider public if it wants to be successful long term

I already have a concept/logo, and I am working on the website design myself (70% done). However, a way better start for this project might be all of us coming together to brainstorm, and make a decision as a team, that way its something we all get to feel part of, and go on an adventure together

>>41821218
>normies will be filtered
>but appeal to a wider public for success

>>41821129
I'm really not sure the demand exists for this, but I'm willing to help as I can if you'd like it
You can reach me on email at iwtcits at mare dot biz

>>41821265
Normies that come to /mlp/ will certainly get filtered, so I can't see why you'd be worried about normies ruining the board (I assume that was your concern).
>>41821270
Thank you, I'll send you an email soon

>>41821270
You got my email now
>>41821270
>but I'm willing to help as I can if you'd like it
Yeah, of course I'd love to have you onboard, if we can get a few more to build a team even better, any memecoin that aims to surpass the 30 Million MC chokehold needs a dedicated team working together
>I'm really not sure the demand exists for this
Think about it this way, I've seen memecoins run from 200k MC to 30 Million MC+ just by having a few autists working together to push, and shill it on X and 4chan. And those were community take overs (Meaning, the team had very little supply to work with, which is necessary if you want to go higher, since CEXs, Market Makers and marketing itself all requires a lot of money).

If we can get a bunch of pony autists together rallying behind this, shitposting pony all over 4chan, Reddit and Twitter, we can definitely get eyes on us. All the cabals, and influencers on these spaces want an active community of people autistically obesssed with the project regardless of the price action. They won't be able to turn a blind eye to us if their feeds are full of cute, colorful cartoon horses.

If a meme like Gigachad can, why couldn't we? We are bigger, we got more content, we are more passionate about what we do than 99% of projects out there, but that's also why the project needs to resonate with /mlp/ first, and foremost. If we can get the community to dream of wanting a pony coin at the top, we can will it into reality.

>>41821129
So you're supposedly a crypto expert, but you can only afford to invest $3000 of your own money into it?
You are a piece of shit scammer.

>>41821620
>but you can only afford to invest $3000 of your own money into it?
Can you explain in detail why an initial LP for a memecoin needs more than that?

How'd you guys feel about adding ''Make Dark Skyes happen for real'' to the roadmap?

>>41815780
I still don't get how crypto works. Sure, currency is all representative and worthless by itself, but that's only if there's no government and economy backing it. What governing power gives crypto any value? What's its basis?
At least regular currency is buried beneath hundreds of layers of other verisimilitudes.

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>>41821813
>What governing power gives crypto any value?
The collective units that believe in it, and support its continued existence. Crypto is like a smaller fractal pattern of fiat, dispersed into thousands of tribes of differing power, with circles upon circles across the different crypto categories
>What's its basis?
I am not going to pretend I fully grasp the concept (I also know from experience is not necessary if your goal is running a project, or making money. Just like you don't need to understand why pony would have created a massive fandom that has allowed individuals to provide value, and benefit economically from it).

Memecoins pretty much tokenized branding, the top ones capture a vibe, a lifestyle, an idea that captivates the imagination of people, inspire them to create, give them a sense of belonging, it also allows transfer of wealth to occur. Ideally the best memecoins are the ones that allow the genuine believers to profit the most, by selling their tokens into the mainstream, and venture capitals once it reaches high enough critical mass.
>Why is crypto still a thing?
The most obvious explanation I've heard so far is that the general population feels hopeless, and exhausted with fiat, debt and the fear of a future where they cannot afford to own a home despite working everyday, living check to check. Crypto provides hope that with a small investment, you can make high returns, and that's always going to be attractive to people.

And it's difficult to argue against it, because I have done it. I am not rich by any means, but I've successfully invested 3 digit sums into coins before, and sold off for 5 figures. I know people in my circle that began as literal NEETs with nothing, and are now millionaires.

I'd rather not get into the ethics, or morality of it because I am still on the fence on whether crypto is a genuine endevour. But the issue is that my criticisms also apply to fiat, and the stock market.
On that note. The space is gatekept on purpose, to break into the memecoin space, and gain intel on the inner workings of running a meme coin, it requires waddling through a lot of lies, and deception
Why?
Because everyone wants a cut of the pie. From influencers, CEXs, the market makers, people offering their services. It's not an easy thing to get into as an outsider. (Unless your goal is launching a pump fun shitcoin, in that case anyone can do that easily).

I like that you seem to be trying to give back to artists but you, or a select group, managing everything manually is a bad idea, it sounds like a scam even if your intentions are good.
Could you set up a system where people could vote with their coins or have an influence based on their holding? Maybe allow people to >tip coins to artists or images, then let the artists claim those. Then you have a trustless (if thats possible) way for people to directly support what they like. The issue with this being 99% of spending would be on porn. You could then have a situation where people are giving coins to artists that havent or wont claim those coins leading to reduced supply & deflation.
You and the secret club could then run artpacks, commision artists or whatever and people can support it as they like.

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>I like that you seem to be trying to give back to artists but you, or a select group, managing everything manually is a bad idea, it sounds like a scam even if your intentions are good.
This is how all the top memecoins do it, though. The more complicated you make a memecoin, the less chances it has to succeed. Someone will always have to steer ship at the end of the day
>Could you set up a system where people could vote with their coins or have an influence based on their holding?
Yeah, this can be achieved with a DAO (decentralized autonomous organization), or a simple ranking system which gives users certain priviledges based on how much % of the supply they are holding, which gives them access to the whale chats/council.
Or you know, just literally run a poll and let the community decide
This is how most memecoins do it. It allows the people that have invested the most in the coin to partake in the decision making process

>You could then have a situation where people are giving coins to artists that havent or wont claim those coins leading to reduced supply & deflation.
You and the secret club could then run artpacks, commision artists or whatever and people can support it as they like.
That'd add a lot of complexity, and now you are selling a platform, or utility which is what I am against. Its genuinely better to keep it as simple as possible.

Look, picture yourself into this:
>You are trying to promote a pony coin on X
>You understand video content does very well on the platform
>You want an animation of project's mascot doing Y thing
>You chose an animator from the fandom willing to work with you
>You sell tokens
>Pay them for a comission
>They deliver the content
>You both win
>Repeat for Music
>Repeat for Graphics/drawings
>Repeat for Merch
>Repeat for Games

This is a more reliable, and simple method of doing business than trying to get into the feature creep of developing a DEFI platform to allow investors to tip artists they like (Is that worth developing? I wouldn't know, I am not a techie). Its easier to understand what I am trying to do if you just take Doge, or Shiba but try to imagine what they'd look like if all the content they release was made by artists from the fandom

>The issue with this being 99% of spending would be on porn.
What the community does on its own is no concern of mine, and shouldn't be, they are free to spend their money as they please. But these types of activities cannot come from someone who is the face of the project or the team. Simply because larger investors will be put off by it.