Is there still hope for crypto, or is it slowly becoming less interesting to people?

I’d genuinely love to hear everyone’s thoughts on this because I’ve been thinking about it a lot lately.

Personally, I still believe there will be a time when we see memecoins rise again and the excitement return to the market. We’ve seen how quickly things can change in crypto, and I don’t think the story is necessarily over.

However, with the global economy facing so many challenges and people becoming more careful about how they spend their money, I can understand why crypto, especially memecoins, might not be a priority for most people right now.

A few years ago, it felt much easier to get people interested in a new project. People were more willing to take risks, explore new coins, and put even a small amount of money into something they believed could grow. Nowadays, it feels like convincing someone to invest even a little bit has become much harder. People have bills to pay, families to support, and more important financial priorities to think about. When the market is struggling and almost nothing seems to be moving upward, it’s understandable that many people would rather stay away.

What makes this situation particularly interesting for me is that I’m not just watching the market from the sidelines. I’ve personally invested in a project that I genuinely believe in, and I have a lot of trust in the developer because he’s a friend of mine. We talk regularly, and that personal connection gives me confidence in the person behind the project. Of course, I understand that trust in a developer doesn’t guarantee success, and the market can be unpredictable no matter how much you believe in something.

The difficult part is that even when you believe in a project, have confidence in the team, and see potential in what you’re supporting, it’s incredibly hard to build momentum when the overall market sentiment is low. You can have a project you’re passionate about, but if people have lost interest in crypto, getting them to pay attention in the first place becomes a challenge.

The coin I’ve invested in is $Saiko (Saiko Inu). I’m not bringing it up just to convince anyone to buy it. I’m genuinely interested in discussing the current state of crypto and hearing different perspectives from people who have been around the market, especially those who have experienced previous bull and bear cycles.

Do you think memecoins will eventually have another major comeback? Will we see a new wave of excitement that brings new people into the market, or has the space become too saturated for things to feel the way they did a few years ago?
And what do you think needs to happen for people to regain their confidence in crypto? Is it simply a matter of waiting for better market conditions, or do projects need to approach things differently to attract attention and build stronger communities?
I know the market moves in cycles, but I’m curious whether you think the next cycle will look anything like the previous ones.

I’d love to hear your honest opinions, even if you disagree with me. Let’s have a real discussion about where crypto is heading instead of just telling each other that the next bull run is around the corner.

And if anyone is curious about $Saiko (Saiko Inu), feel free to ask me questions about the project! I’m always happy to talk about it, share what I know, and have a friendly conversation with anyone interested

audityouralpha(dot)com

Most people screen new tokens and presales by looking at X follower counts, influencer threads, or a paid "audit" badge. After watching too many retail buyers get burned by presale traps, hidden team wallets, and supply-unlock dumps, I put together an objective 100-point forensic grading framework (GemHunter) that ends in one of three verdicts: PASS, WATCH, or REJECT.

Here is the core checklist we run on every token before touching it:

1. Team & Identity (20 pts): Fully doxxed founders with verifiable track records vs. anonymous or stock-photo teams.
2. Tokenomics & Insider Supply (20 pts): Team allocation at or under 10%, clear cliff/vesting schedules, and upcoming 30- to 90-day unlock dilution vs. circulating float.
3. Product & GitHub Velocity (20 pts): Working mainnet/testnet product and active, original GitHub commits vs. forked boilerplate or perpetual "coming soon" roadmaps.
4. On-Chain & Contract Security (20 pts): Verified independent audits, mint/freeze authority status, top-10 holder concentration, and liquidity lock verification.
5. Real Revenue / RWA / Utility (20 pts): Verifiable on-chain fee generation, institutional or RWA adoption, and real demand drivers vs. pure emissions.

Automatic Red-Flag Deductions:

• Undisclosed team wallets or mixer-funded deployers
• Open-ended presale stages that keep extending the deadline
• Unverified contracts or active mint/blacklist toggles
• Major token unlocks (>5% of circulating supply) within 30 days without matching demand

If you want to run a token or presale through the live 100-point scanner or read the full Evidence Log on recent audits (ONDO, PYTH, XRP, NIGHT, TIA, and others), it's open at:
audityouralpha(dot)com

What's the #1 red flag that makes you immediately walk away from a new project?

(Independent research only. Not financial advice — always DYOR.)

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What started as a ridiculous joke about my feet became something I never expected: $TOEZ.

I'm PJ, the founder of $TOEZ, a community-driven Solana meme project launched April 1, 2026.

I wasn't some experienced crypto developer with a massive marketing budget. I'm an everyday entrepreneur who decided to take a crazy idea and actually build something around it.

And we're still here. Building.

👣 Here's what we've created:

$TOEZ: A meme coin celebrating individuality, humor, and a community that believes in showing up.

ToezLandia: Our expanding interactive kingdom, with its own characters, locations, and Telegram game.

Original characters: A growing cast of personalities, because not every foot—or community member—looks the same.

We've experienced green candles, red candles, difficult markets, and plenty of lessons.

But one thing hasn't changed: We're still building.

I believe meme projects should offer people something beyond a chart to stare at.

A reason to laugh. A place to belong. Something worth coming back to.

I'm not here promising 100x returns or overnight riches. I'm here introducing something I've put months of my life into creating.

My question for Reddit:

What actually makes you stick around in a small crypto community when the hype disappears?

Is it the founder, the people, the creativity, or what the project is building?

I'd genuinely like to hear your thoughts.

🌐 https://www.toezogtoeken.xyz

$TOEZ — Ten Toez Down. Still Got Legs. 👣

CA (Solana): 3DRCui7ZbEykhrUHMbyXSvn5731fbKchFTFvs1Wjpump

Join us for a community voice chat about $MOD/RDDT, our long-term vision, the idea of giving Reddit moderators a bigger seat at the table. And why we believe the people who keep Reddit's communities alive deserve more recognition.

With 30% of the supply locked until 2094, 100% of liquidity locked and 3% fee to reward holders, we're locked in for a long time, and thinking long term.

We want to hear your questions, your ideas, your criticism, and your thoughts on where this could go. Whether you've been following us since day one or you're just discovering $MOD/RDDT, you're welcome to join the discussion.

Voice chat times: London: 18:30 GMT, Central Europe: 19:30 CET, Istanbul: 21:30 TRT, Dubai: 22:30 GST, India: 00:00 IST (Oct 28), China: 02:30 CST (Oct 28), Japan: 03:30 JST (Oct 28), New York: 13:30 EDT, Los Angeles: 10:30 PDT

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🔹 What is ZKas?

ZKas is a new Layer-1 cryptocurrency that combines:

• The speed and scalability of Kaspa's BlockDAG technology
• The privacy technology of Zcash (Orchard + Halo 2)
• Proof-of-Work security through kHeavyHash
• Merge mining compatibility with Kaspa

Unlike many privacy coins, every transaction on ZKas is shielded by default. Sender, receiver and transferred amount remain private.

Key idea: Bring strong privacy to a network capable of producing blocks every second.

⚡ Main Features

✅ Mandatory Privacy  
All transactions are shielded by default.

✅ 1 Second Block Time  
Fast confirmations through BlockDAG architecture.

✅ Kaspa Merge Mining  
Miners can secure ZKas using the same kHeavyHash algorithm as Kaspa.

✅ No Transparent Transactions  
Privacy is part of the protocol itself.

✅ Halo 2 Zero-Knowledge Proofs  
Modern privacy technology without trusted setup.

✅ Proof of Work Security  
Decentralized and secured by mining.

On paper Zkas outperforms Monero and Zcash in every metric except being battle tested.

Zkas is currently trading on nonkyc and money has now been raised to list on their first tier 2 exchange Poloniex. At one million market cap this what I consider a generational entry point.

Today the Remittix team posted that they will permanently burn 300 million RTX at launch. That’s 20% of the original 1.5B supply, bringing the new max supply down to 1.2B. They also tied future buybacks/burns to revenue from PayFi, Markets, and Earn.

But where is the burn actually coming from? The official docs only say that unsold presale tokens will be burned. But a clean 300M burn seems to me to be too large to come only from remaining unsold tokens this late in the raise. Realistically it has to come from one (or a mix) of the presale allocation (original 750M), and Marketing / Ecosystem / Rewards pools. I do give it a slim chance that it could be from only the presale allocation because the majority of tokens with decent value and no bonus attached were sold from april 2025 to september 2025. That was the period where Remittix had the biggest raise.

This matters to know for the day-5 unlock. Presale tokens have no vesting and become claimable 5 days after TGE. That’s the main dump risk. If a big chunk of the 300M burn comes from the presale pool, then there are fewer tokens in the hands of pre-buyers, thus a smaller unlock wave and a less severe dump.

If most of the burn comes from marketing/reserves, then the full (or near-full) 750M still unlocks. Meaning, bigger potential sell pressure.

Most balanced view right now: somewhere in the middle. I expect the actual claimable presale supply on day 5 to land roughly in the 500M range rather than the full 750M.

The launch price was announced to be at $0.46. Conservatively, I am assuming the token will trade around $0.40 in the open market during the first few days, before the big claim window. What could completely change the picture a lot and drastically reduce the initial hurt is a confirmed tier-1 CEX listing announced before or around TGE. This would likely absorb a meaningfully bigger portion of the sell pressure. Early investors are already sitting on large paper gains, so many will take some profit regardless but strong listing liquidity and visibility tends to bring in new demand that can offset a large unlock better than mid-tier listings alone.

Next BIGGGG announcement I'm waiting for is CEX listings.

But medium and long-term, the prospects couldn't be better. A burn mechanism on all their products! Let's hope for great execution.

What do you think? Am I wrong in my analysis?

MOONSHOT, the Pre-IPO futures contract linked to Moonshot AI (the company behind Kimi), just caught my attention after a pretty sharp selloff.

According to a recent market alert, MOONSHOT was trading around $59.3, down 9.14% over 24 hours and 6.23% in just one hour. What stood out even more was the reported 3.9x surge in trading volume.

Interestingly, the weakness wasn’t limited to MOONSHOT. The same alert showed 23 out of 31 assets in the related US-stock trading category moving in the same direction, with an average decline of 6.2%.

That makes me wonder whether this was mainly a broader market selloff rather than company-specific news.

Another interesting factor is that MOONSHOT trades as a Pre-IPO perpetual futures contract, meaning traders can take both long and short positions. Unlike traditional stock trading, these contracts can trade around the clock, but leverage and limited liquidity can also amplify sudden price swings.

Of course, increased volume doesn’t necessarily mean the decline will continue, and a sharp drop doesn’t automatically create a buying opportunity.

Do you think MOONSHOT’s sudden decline was driven more by broader market sentiment, leveraged positioning, or liquidity conditions?

how you gues interpret this kind of price action in Pre-IPO markets?

I can’t believe nobody is talking about this.

If you don’t know Santi Siri (@santisiri): he’s an Argentine builder who founded Democracy Earth and co-created Proof of Humanity, plus the $UBI token, an on-chain universal basic income for verified humans. Back in 2021 Vitalik Buterin bought and burned 50 ETH worth of $UBI, and the price ran more than 30x in about an hour.

Now there’s $SAIRI, a tokenized AI agent on Base that’s tied to him. It’s built around the idea of AI as an autonomous on-chain economic actor. It’s sitting at roughly ~$170K–200K market cap. Considering who’s behind the idea and what he’s been pushing on his socials lately, that number makes no sense to me.

Don’t take my word for it. Go check https://x.com/santisiri on X and you’ll see what I mean.

I’m going to come back in a month and post an update on where it is.

Not financial advice. Small caps can go to zero. DYOR.

Lets goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

POV: You remove 400 spam posts, ban 12 bots, settle 3 civil wars in the comments, delete 47 scam links, and get called a fascist by a guy named RugPullEnjoyer420

Your compensation?

A little green shield next to your username.

Meanwhile, the communities you spend hours protecting keep Reddit alive.

The platform grows. The stock trades. Shareholders have skin in the game.

And the mods? Back at it tomorrow. For free.

We think it's time for a change.

Introducing $MOD/RDDT at r/MODonSTONK

A Reddit inspired memecoin with a mission to turn mod energy into something bigger: Rewarding holders with Reddit stock ($RDDT), building a treasury, and working toward the ultimate endgame, a seat at the boardroom table.

The setup:
3% transaction fee, rewarding holders with Reddit stock ($RDDT).
30% of the initial supply locked until 2094.
100% liquidity locked.

The vision is simple:

Build the community. Accumulate $RDDT. Give the people behind Reddit a stake in its future.

Is a community driven project working toward a seat at Reddit's boardroom table ambitious? Absolutely.

But moderators have been keeping Reddit running for years.

Maybe it's time they got more than a green shield for it.

PAY THE MODS.

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Hi Apes,

I've been working on a project called RIVL, a competitive gaming platform that combines Counter-Strike 2, FACEIT and Solana.

The idea is simple: Two players enter a match, both put up a stake, and the winner takes the prize pool.

What started as a small idea has now turned into a working prototype, and I'm excited to share the progress!

🚀 Current Development Status

Here's what's already been implemented:

- Steam integration – Players can connect their Steam accounts.

- Solana wallet integration – Players can connect their wallets to the platform.

- FACEIT integration – Matches are organized through FACEIT.

- 1v1 matchmaking – Players can find opponents and enter matches.

- Match tracking – The platform tracks match progress and results.

- Devnet SOL support – Players can now test the staking and payout system using Solana Devnet tokens!

💰 Playing for Devnet SOL

This is one of the biggest milestones so far.

RIVL is being developed to allow players to compete for crypto directly through competitive matches.

For testing, we're using Solana Devnet SOL, which has no real monetary value.

This means we can experiment with the entire process without putting real money at risk.

The goal is to validate the complete experience, from matchmaking and staking to match completion and payouts, before considering a mainnet launch.

🔧 What's Coming Next?

Some features currently planned:

- 2v2 and 5v5 matches

- Playing with friends or finding teammates automatically

- Player profiles and statistics

- Leaderboards and competitive rankings

- A potential RIVL token integration

- Further improvements to the user interface and overall experience

My long-term vision is to create a platform where competitive gamers can challenge each other, build their reputation and compete for meaningful rewards.

🎮 Looking for Early Testers!

I'm currently looking for CS2 players who would like to help test RIVL.

Ideally, you have:

- Counter-Strike 2

- A FACEIT account

- A Solana-compatible wallet

- Some time to help test a few matches

You don't need any real cryptocurrency. Everything is being tested with Devnet SOL.

The platform is still in active development, so bugs and unexpected issues are possible. That's exactly why I'm looking for people willing to test it and provide honest feedback.

I'm building this project independently, and seeing it slowly come to life has been incredibly exciting.

If you're interested in testing RIVL or following its development, leave a comment or send me a DM!

You can also join the telegram:

@rivl_official

I'll be sharing more development updates as the project progresses.

Thanks for reading! 🚀

Every time Bitcoin dumps, everyone suddenly becomes a macro expert lol.

This time BTC dropped below $80K after hotter-than-expected US inflation data.

PPI reportedly hit 6.3%, and Bitcoin briefly touched $79,950.

Pretty ugly.

But what caught my attention wasn’t really the price drop.

I was reading a breakdown on mexc and noticed that nearly $930M in crypto positions got liquidated in 24 hours, with around $780M coming from longs.

That’s a ridiculous amount of leverage getting wiped out.

And somehow BTC bounced back toward $82K pretty quickly.

Actually made me laugh.

We spend so much time analyzing news, but sometimes it feels like the market is just waiting for an excuse to liquidate everyone.

What interests me more is what happens to smaller coins during these moves.

Some get completely destroyed. Others barely move, then suddenly start running once BTC stabilizes.

Of course, figuring out which ones are actually strong and which ones just haven’t dumped yet is the hard part lol.

So I’m curious. Was this really about inflation, or just another leverage flush?

And when BTC dumps like this, do you start hunting for altcoin opportunities or just stay away until things calm down?

Pepecoin isn't another Pepe token. It's a frog running Dogecoin's rulebook.

There are three Pepe coins on Kraken. PEPE and PEPECOIN are ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum, with a team allocation or a premine. Pepecoin (PEP) is the odd one out with its own blockchain, launched in January 2024 with no premine, no ICO and no team allocation. Every coin in existence was mined.

How does a $9.5M coin get Doge-level hashrate? Merged mining. The same Scrypt machines mine Litecoin, Dogecoin and Pepecoin at once, with no extra electricity. Big pools like ViaBTC, F2Pool, Binance Pool and AntPool pay out PEP on top of LTC and DOGE.

Also worth knowing:

• Trading on Kraken (PEP/USD, PEP/EUR)
• $PEP addresses start with P. PEPE and PEPECOIN addresses start with 0x, so don't mix them up when you withdraw.
• Same issuance curve as DOGE, about 10 years behind it, so inflation falls every year.

Don't take my word for it. I got tired of crypto posts full of claims nobody can check, so I built a community site where every number links to its source: explorers, the code, exchange announcements. The price chart that lines up DOGE and PEP by age is there too:

https://pepecoinhub.com/compare.html

Nothing here says PEP will do what DOGE did. Doge's later runs had their own causes. But the rules are identical, and the gap speaks for itself.

I hold PEP. Not financial advice. DYOR.

No it is not just the Kendu Coffee and Kendu Energy flowing through our veins, it is more than that, but also that.

Kendu since I have been present over 2 years ago now, has had a community that promotes a Ken - Du mentality(can do)

Belief that Kendu can be far greater in both market cap and impact in terms of the memecoin space.

Kendu has members who aren't just letting opportunities pass by, they are seizing them.

Whether it be:

• Smashing posts
• Having an integral part of the 20+ IRL initiatives we have
• Spreading Kendu to family members and friends

Plenty of great people in this community and in a space where projects come and go, Kendu being over 2 years old is a testament to both our determination and belief.

The ATH of 283 million, will return, it is a matter of when not if.

r/KenduInu_Ecosystem

ETH: 0xaa95f26e30001251fb905d264Aa7b00eE9dF6C18

SOL: 2nnrviYJRLcf2bXAxpKTRXzccoDbwaP4vzuGUG75Jo45

BASE: 0xef73611F98DA6E57e0776317957af61B59E09Ed7

CG: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/kendu

CMC: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/kendu/

Hi guys, quick update on the NEXO chart after this latest chop. Just to be clear, this is not financial advice, just my own personal look at the market and technicals.
On the weekly timeframe, price keeps testing that 50-period SMA, setting up a solid base for a potential breakout once bulls manage to push past it. Indicators are mostly flat across the board, RSI and Stochs remain neutral, the MACD histogram is holding above zero, and a declining ADX signals we're consolidating before the next real directional move.

Zooming into the daily, we've dipped below the mid-Bollinger Band, leaving the 50-day SMA as the next dynamic support level for buyers to defend. Stochastics are falling toward oversold territory, which is typically a bullish signal where buyers step back in to absorb selling pressure. With daily ADX staying super low, the chart is coiling up for its next leg.

Here are the key levels im watching. The support is sitting at 0.84 (immediate level we're testing), with 0.82 below. The resistance: 0.88 and 0.90, with the weekly 50 SMA acting as resistance overhead.

Not every crypto project needs to explode overnight.

We've all seen how the cycle works.

We wanted to approach things differently with $MOD/RDDT.

Instead of focusing on short-term hype, we're focused on building a real community around an idea that connects directly to Reddit itself.

Think about it.

Reddit is built on communities. Behind those communities are moderators who spend countless hours fighting spam, dealing with trolls, removing bots and keeping discussions alive. Most of them do it without getting paid.

That's the idea that inspired this project.

And if we're serious about building something for the long term, the foundation needs to reflect that.

100% of liquidity is locked.

Our initial buy, representing 30% of the total supply, is locked until 2094.

Yes, 2094. We're thinking a little further ahead than the next pump.

The project also has a 3% transaction fee, with the stated plan to use generated funds toward Reddit stock exposure, token buybacks and community initiatives.

Our approach is simple:

Build the community.

Grow organically.

Build the treasury.

Work toward accumulating $RDDT exposure.

And keep moving forward, one step at a time.

We're not expecting a chart that goes straight up overnight. Real communities take time to grow, and we'd rather build something sustainable than chase a few days of attention.

Slow growth, consistency and the community is what makes it all worthwhile.

Come see what we're building:

r/MODonSTONK

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Body:

Disclosure: I'm the marketing manager at MemeWarzone. Brand Affiliate tag applied.

Project: MemeWarzone
Contract/Dapp: app.memewar.zone
Chains: BNB Chain · Solana · Robinhood Chain
Stage: Just launched

What it is:

A meme coin launchpad built around a battle mechanic. The problem we're solving: most launchpads give your token one promotion window, launch day. Bonding curve fills, platform moves on, creator is on their own. MemeWarzone's battle system gives tokens repeated promotional cycles, 24h, 3-day, and 7-day timed competitions where community UpVotes determine winners. Winner gets featured placement. Next battle starts. Post-launch exposure becomes a repeating cycle instead of a one-time event.

Runs on BNB Chain, Solana, and Robinhood Chain. Coming soon to DogeOS chain, one of a select group of launchpads highlighted at launch to 500k wallets.

First full month — real numbers, honest read:

• 2 token launches · 2 battles completed
• 366 trades · 132 unique traders
• 267.5 SOL trading volume
• 779 visitors · 8,644 page views
• 39 buys from 345 token page visits (~11% page-to-buy conversion)

The honest caveat: One campaign (DAZILLA) drove ~76% of volume and ~70% of trades. Real activity from real users, but concentrated. Zero graduations yet. 77 open drafts on the platform, potential supply, not confirmed launches. The next test is whether trading and launches broaden beyond one hit campaign.

For meme coin creators specifically:

After your token graduated on Pump.fun or Four.meme. Did the platform help with your post-launch promotion, or were you on your own? That's the exact problem we built the battle system to fix. Genuine question, not rhetorical

Hey! Anyone up for a CS2 1v1 on FACEIT to help me test a small project I’m building?

The idea is an app where you can challenge a friend or find a random opponent, play a match on FACEIT, and have the result automatically linked to the correct players. Each player connects their own wallet to their Steam account, and the winner receives the simulated prize pool as test points inside the app.

Right now, this is strictly a test: no real money, no SOL deposit, and nothing to buy. You’ll need CS2, a FACEIT account, and a Solana browser wallet such as Phantom. Connecting your wallet requires signing a message to prove ownership. I won’t ask for your seed phrase, private key, or a payment.

I’ve already prepared a FACEIT 1v1 Aim queue and can walk you through the setup. What I still need to test is the complete flow with a second real player: joining the duel, confirming the simulated entry, linking the FACEIT match, and checking whether the winner gets the correct test points afterward.

Any skill level is welcome — this is about testing the software, not being good at CS 😄 I’m also interested in honest feedback about anything that feels confusing or takes too many clicks. It’s an early prototype, so we might run into an issue along the way, but that’s exactly what this test is for.

DM me if you’re interested, and we can arrange a time!

Satoshi Nakamoto’s name takes your fees away for the first 100 trades on hyper liquid (I think, that’s when it stopped for me) but only on new accounts afaik or wherever you put the referral code in. idk if it’s cap sensitive, it’s just his first and last name with no spaces.
Enjoy yall and remember you can probably use this as many times as you want because I don’t think hyperliquid needs any sort of ID and you can trade w multiple wallets.

It’s “Satoshi Nakamoto” without the space, I’m surprised the limit is so long because all that might do is encourage people to use ai to write these (even though the entire project/concept might be AI generated, as is the case with pump coins)

Anyways I hope you guys have a great 2027 and don’t over leverage yourself!

That’s all from me adios !

If you don’t know who satoshi nakamoto is; he is the founder/developer/pseudonym of the developer of Bitcoin. We don’t know if this is his real name, but this pen name is proudly stamped below bitcoin documentation as early as we can find.

There’s a bit of everything there:

comparisons of Pepecoin ($PEP) vs PEPE vs PEPE2016

its not shill, pls mod be good for me <3

I tried to make the whole thing as transparent as possible. No “trust me bro” numbers, no random claims copied from somewhere. There are sources and links so you can check things yourself.

full story:

I wanted to put together a little extra info for an email I was going to send to a journalist about Pepecoin, aaaaaand somehow I ended up with what I think is a pretty solid website with nothing but facts about $PEP

https://PepecoinHub.com/

The basic idea was to collect useful information in one place and make sure you don’t have to take my word for any of it. Pretty much everything you’ll see there has a source behind it. You can check the links at the bottom of the pages yourself and verify where the information comes from.

There’s a bit of everything there:

comparisons of Pepecoin ($PEP) vs PEPE vs PEPE2016

an explanation of Scrypt and AuxPoW,

comparison of our launch with Doge’s launch,

supply and mining information, wallets, exchanges, network stats, a price calculator and some other stuff.

And the part I’m probably most happy with is the Rich List.

You can follow the distribution of the top 2,000 PEP wallets, with historical snapshots going all the way back to February 5, 2024 and continuing to the present. So you can actually see how the distribution has changed over time, how many coins the biggest wallets hold, how the top addresses move around etc.

I tried to make the whole thing as transparent as possible. No “trust me bro” numbers, no random claims copied from somewhere. There are sources and links so you can check things yourself.

The site also has translations into several languages, although some of them definitely need fixing So please give me feedback. If something is translated badly, outdated, unclear or simply wrong, tell me. I can fix it directly on the production

Same goes for anything that’s missing. I’m sure there are things that could be explained better or sections that could be added, so feel free to point them out.

It’s a community project, not an official Pepecoin website.

Have a look, try to find something I got wrong, and let me know what you think.

And if you think it’s useful, please share it. The more people look at it and send feedback, the better I can make it.

https://pepecoinhub.com/

ribbit

Hear me out.

What if a memecoin actually rewarded holders with stock?

That's basically one of the ideas behind $MOD/RDDT.

I'm one of the developers, and we wanted to build something around Reddit rather than simply launch another random ticker.

The mechanics are simple:

100% of liquidity is locked.

30% of the total supply was bought initially and locked until 2094.

Every transaction has a 3% fee, which is used to reward holders in the form of Reddit stock.

The bigger vision is to build a treasury around $RDDT, use the generated exposure toward buybacks and support community initiatives.

And the community we're building around?

The people who actually keep Reddit alive.

The moderators.

The ones dealing with spam, bots, trolls and reports every day.

We're obviously still early, but that's the interesting part.

We're not trying to build for the next 48 hours.

We're trying to see how far we can take it.

r/MODonSTONK

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Remittix has released its new whitepaper, and overall I think it presents a much clearer and more mature vision for the ecosystem. PayFi, Wallet, Markets and Earn working together, with RTX intended to become the native asset connecting them.

However, there is one part I think everyone willing to bet on this project should be watching very carefully. What is the token utility?

According to the tokenomics, RTX has a maximum supply of 1.5 billion tokens, with 50% allocated to the presale. That's a big proportion of the entire supply potentially entering the first moments after launch. This creates an obvious risk around TGE. Presale investors have very different entry prices and bonuses, and some will inevitably want to take profits. Even if Remittix succeeds as a business, significant early selling could put pressure on RTX if there isn't enough new demand to absorb that supply.

This is why I think the upcoming announcement regarding RTX utility could be one of the most important announcements before/around launch. Ideally, RTX shouldn't simply be a token attached to a successful PayFi application. There needs to be a strong economic connection between Remittix usage and RTX demand.

For example, RTX could potentially provide reduced PayFi fees, better exchange rates or other discounts; staking could unlock higher platform tiers or benefits; Markets and Earn could incorporate RTX incentives; platform revenues could finance RTX buybacks; and a buyback-and-burn mechanism could permanently reduce supply over time. This would be great!

Imagine Remittix eventually processes billions of dollars in crypto-to-fiat payments. That's fantastic for Remittix but if users can access everything using USDC, ETH, BTC, etc. without ever needing RTX, then PayFi success doesn't necessarily translate into RTX price appreciation. Conversely, if growing PayFi/Markets/Earn activity creates demand for RTX, the ecosystem could gradually absorb the dilution created by the large presale allocation. This is why I'm not particularly worried about the 1.5B maximum supply itself. What matters is the relationship between supply entering the market and demand being created by the ecosystem.

The new whitepaper says RTX utility will be introduced across PayFi, Markets and Earn as those mechanisms are formally announced. That's the announcement I'll be watching most closely.

The technology can work. PayFi can gain users. Remittix can become a successful platform. But for token holders, if Remittix succeeds, how exactly does RTX capture that success?

What do you all think?

There’s been a ridiculous amount happening around Kendu over the last two years, but most of it is scattered across daily recaps, old TG threads, Spaces, on-chain transactions and random X accounts.

If you only check in every now and then, you miss most of it. Even if you follow closely, it’s hard to see the bigger picture.

So I spent a while going through it all and wrote a 4,000+ word article trying to put the whole thing together properly, with sources and on-chain links.

I wanted it to be genuine research, not a promo piece. That means the ugly parts, failed projects and criticism are in there too.

After doing the research, though, I came away more bullish than I went in.

That’s my conclusion. All claims are verified by me and footnoted, so feel free to deepdive.

Full article: https://medium.com/@daruneyt/kendus-renaissance-f2c93799b199

Here's the short version:

1. 2024 was the first Kendu

One leader, one culture, one very loud community and an insane run to $272M.

That version of Kendu proved the brand could attract attention at scale.

It also proved how fragile it was when too much revolved around one person.

2. Then came the long road down

The hype disappeared, the chart bled for months, people left and eventually even the leadership structure broke.

Normally that's where the story ends.

Instead Kendu basically spent the next year being forced to find out whether there was actually anything underneath the hype.

3. Turns out there was

Without one person directing everything, people just started building their own stuff.

Games, drinks, bots, media, events, businesses, branding, murals, racing, random experiments.

And the important part for me is that this kept happening while the chart was still shit.

Nobody was getting rewarded for looking clever yet.

They were just building.

4. That long period changed the holder base too

This is probably the biggest part of my Kendu thesis.

Anyone who needed constant price action had about a thousand chances to leave.

A lot did.

What remained was a much harder core that had already survived the hype disappearing, leadership drama, failed projects and a brutal drawdown.

I think that matters massively if attention comes back.

Kendu at ATH had a much bigger crowd.

Kendu now has a much more tested one.

5. Then all the separate stuff started connecting

This is where it gets really interesting to me.

At first it was just people building different things under the same name.

Then projects started doing events together, appearing in each other's Spaces, helping each other launch, sharing contacts, buying KENDU with business revenue and burning supply.

Nobody really announced “we are now an ecosystem”.

It just gradually became one.

6. And then there's KBE

Reddit has barely heard about this yet.

Lorniko has mentioned KBE a few times in TG and Spaces, but he's still in the teasing phase, so I'm not going to explain his own project for him.

What I will say is that after looking at how all these Kendu projects have started connecting, I'm very interested in where he's taking it.

The article has what is publicly known so far.

7. There's still a lot sitting in front of us

Kendu Games is still being worked on.

KBE is still coming.

Existing businesses are still expanding and new builders keep showing up.

And that's what makes the current valuation so interesting to me.

A lot of the actual structure has been built during the period where almost nobody outside Kendu was paying attention.

8. Why I'm bullish

I don't see the last two years as dead time between the 2024 run and whatever comes next.

I think that long road is a big part of the reason Kendu is interesting now.

The easy money left. The tourists left. Miazaki left. Projects failed. The chart gave people every possible excuse to stop caring.

And somehow the opposite happened underneath it. More people started taking responsibility for their own corner of Kendu. More stuff got built. Builders stuck around long enough to start helping each other. The whole thing became a lot less dependent on any one person.

That's the Kendu I'm betting on.

Not a replay of 2024 and not Miazaki coming back to pump the chart. I think the community that went through all of this is simply stronger than the one that arrived during the first run.

And now you have that base sitting at a tiny fraction of the old valuation, while things like KBE, Kendu Games and the existing businesses are still developing.

The longer this road has gotten, the more convinced I've become that if Kendu gets another real wave of attention, there's far more here for that attention to land on than there was the first time.

That's what I saw before writing the article.

After actually researching it all, I believe it even more.

Full article, sources, timeline and on-chain evidence:

https://medium.com/@daruneyt/kendus-renaissance-f2c93799b199

We've been developing $MOD/RDDT, and honestly, the more time we spend on this project, the more obvious the inspiration becomes.

Reddit moderators are a special breed.

They work for free.

They moderate communities they've somehow become emotionally attached to.

They remove spam at 2 AM.

They ban bots.

They deal with people who apparently believe Rule 4 is a personal attack.

They spend hours in modmail explaining why "I was just joking bro" isn't a defense.

And what do they get in return?

Nothing.

No salary.

No benefits.

No company car.

So we decided to build a memecoin around them.

$MOD/RDDT

Because if you've ever seen a Reddit mod's profile, you already understand the branding.

But underneath the joke, we're trying to build an actual long-term community experiment.

The liquidity pool is 100% locked

The initial buy representing 30% of the total supply is locked until 2094

Yes, 2094.

There's also a 3% transaction fee, which is going directly to the holders. The plan is using generated funds toward Reddit stock exposure, token buybacks and community initiatives.

The vision is basically:

Build the community -> build the treasury -> accumulate Reddit stock -> see how far the mods can take it.

We're building a meme around the people who already do the most unpaid work.

r/MODonSTONK

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