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Investing a small amount of funds could bring significant returns, and the ability to "win big with small stakes" is the main reason many investors favor high-volatility meme coins. Three meme coins have attracted market attention due to their viral spread appeal and explosive potential. This article will introduce these meme coins and explore why they have gained community attention.
[The rest of the translation follows the same professional and accurate approach, maintaining the original structure and meaning while translating to English.]Doge: From MEME to Mainstream - The Unexpected Rise of DOGE
Doge was started as a joke in 2013. Its founders Billy Marcus and Jackson Palmer wanted to create a fun alternative to serious cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. With a Shiba Inu as its mascot, Doge quickly became an internet sensation. Unlike Bitcoin's limited supply, Doge was designed to mine 10,000 new coins per minute with no maximum supply. In 2021, its value soared, driven by social media hype and support from celebrities like Musk. Starting as a "meme coin", its market value exceeded $50 billion, entering the top ten cryptocurrencies.
Today, Doge continues to attract attention. Its strong community and widespread recognition give it unique potential. Although it lacks technological advancements like Ethereum, its simplicity and low transaction fees make it attractive for everyday use. In the current market cycle, while many cryptocurrencies face volatility, Doge's popularity might work in its favor. Its journey demonstrates how community and culture can influence financial markets. As trends evolve, Doge remains a cryptocurrency to watch, reminding us that sometimes the most unexpected ideas can create the biggest waves.
As the largest market cap MEME coin, Doge has surged 50.7% in the past 30 days, reaching a high of $0.2837 last week, currently trading at $0.2438, down over 10% in the past week.
SHIB: Gaining Popularity After Vitalik Burned 400 Trillion SHIB
SHIB is a digital coin initially launched as an interesting variant of Doge. Launched by the mysterious Ryoshi in August 2020, SHIB operates on the Ethereum Block. This connection allows it to leverage Ethereum's widespread applications. SHIB's initial supply reached 1000 trillion tokens, with the creation team implementing a bold strategy of sending half the tokens to Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin to build trust. Vitalik donated most of these to the India Covid Relief Fund and destroyed 40% of the total supply, which catapulted SHIB to fame.
SHIB is more than just a MEME coin, it also aims to create actual functionality:
- ShibaSwap: Users can freely trade tokens without central authority.
- Non-Fungible Token Platform (Planned): Expected to establish an NFT creation and trading market.
- Decentralized Governance: Holders can participate in decision-making through voting.
As the community continues to grow and tools gradually expand, SHIB is emerging in the crypto market. Its deep connection with Ethereum also makes it more attractive to investors seeking the latest Block chain technologies. Although the market is volatile, SHIB's combination of fun and functionality may sustain its long-term appeal.
As the second-highest market cap MEME coin, SHIB has risen 24.5% in the past 30 days, reaching a high of $0.00001585 on Monday, currently trading at $0.00001413, down nearly 9.2% in the past week.
Conclusion
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