New Airdrops Analysis
Comparing different choices of “who” to airdrop to and “how much” of the supply is airdropped:
(1) “Large & widespread” airdrops, which airdrop a large fraction of the supply with little work needed
= pump hardest at the 10-day mark, but then cratering hard underwater by day 20
(2) “Large & Core” airdrops, i.e. large fraction of the supply and forcing users to work for it
= more sustained pump, but then underwater by day 40
Other combinatins worse than those 2.
Comparing different choices of “who” to airdrop to and “how much” of the supply is airdropped:
(1) “Large & widespread” airdrops, which airdrop a large fraction of the supply with little work needed
= pump hardest at the 10-day mark, but then cratering hard underwater by day 20
(2) “Large & Core” airdrops, i.e. large fraction of the supply and forcing users to work for it
= more sustained pump, but then underwater by day 40
Other combinatins worse than those 2.
Pretty sure this is exactly what many scam professional-rugpool memecoins have been doing for a while nowtoo
— which is exactly why you CANNOT judge a project by taking a quick glance at how big & “real” looking their chat community is
The scam chat communities will look 100% real
... because they are “real” people… but just actually talking about another coin, and having their messages teleported over.
(This works especially well when the scam coin has the exact same name as the real one.)
Only time you ever should judge a project by their community — which is usually never — is by quality not quantity.
i.e. if the community has the top trend setters, who always know the next big things, involved.
Other than that, retarded to ever judge projects by looking at their chat community at all. Incredibly easy for the pro scammers to fake.
— which is exactly why you CANNOT judge a project by taking a quick glance at how big & “real” looking their chat community is
The scam chat communities will look 100% real
... because they are “real” people… but just actually talking about another coin, and having their messages teleported over.
(This works especially well when the scam coin has the exact same name as the real one.)
Only time you ever should judge a project by their community — which is usually never — is by quality not quantity.
i.e. if the community has the top trend setters, who always know the next big things, involved.
Other than that, retarded to ever judge projects by looking at their chat community at all. Incredibly easy for the pro scammers to fake.
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DoomPosting
Pretty sure this is exactly what many scam professional-rugpool memecoins have been doing for a while nowtoo — which is exactly why you CANNOT judge a project by taking a quick glance at how big & “real” looking their chat community is The scam chat communities…
I.e. only consider communities at all, when they fit the classic “nerd heat” startup investing test.
FWIW, BOME fit it well. The tiny subset of best meme community runners had been quietly grabbing his memes for many months prior.
And come to think of it, 2014 doge had the most hilarious memeing community of any coin.
Quality over quantity.
NEVER judging memecoins by the quantity of their community.
Quantity way too easy to fake, and just going to get worse as new bots and AI appears.
Community: quality >> quantity.
FWIW, BOME fit it well. The tiny subset of best meme community runners had been quietly grabbing his memes for many months prior.
And come to think of it, 2014 doge had the most hilarious memeing community of any coin.
Quality over quantity.
NEVER judging memecoins by the quantity of their community.
Quantity way too easy to fake, and just going to get worse as new bots and AI appears.
Community: quality >> quantity.
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DoomPosting
Pretty sure this is exactly what many scam professional-rugpool memecoins have been doing for a while nowtoo — which is exactly why you CANNOT judge a project by taking a quick glance at how big & “real” looking their chat community is The scam chat communities…
Community-copying scam been happening for a long time.
Beware.
Beware.