With all meme coin projects skyrocketing profit rates, crypto investors are turning their radar to “dog-themed” cryptos for short-term profits. Here are 5 meme coins ready to explode from Mark Arguinbayev’s list…
Meet ELONBALLS
ELONBALLS is the token of Pokelon, a collection of trading card NFTs and a full-fledged gaming platform that allows you to play using your NFTs. Also, Pokelon has ELONBALLS farming ponds, a Dapp you can access via your browser. This allows you to stake your ELONBALLs for rewards and even NFTs. A solid project with a fully functional app and some great NFTs, according to analyst Arguinbayev!
Floki Rocket is next
Floki Rocket is a meme coin named after Elon Musk’s Shiba Inu puppy Floki. Another meme is RLOKI’s inspiration. Floki Rocket was listed on Coinmarketcap yesterday and then its price dropped immediately. But with a functional dApp and a solid website, there’s no stopping RLOKI from rallying up and making some astronomical gains, according to the analyst.
Let’s come to the most popular meme coin projects; To DOGERKT, DOE and SHIB
- Another rocket cryptocurrency, Doge Rocket, is a BSC-based Dogecoin reward token. A percentage of each sale returns to current owners as DOGE. The meme coin project is a relatively new cryptocurrency that was launched on November 7. According to the analyst, there is an easy 2x or 3x potential if the team’s marketing campaign is successful.
- Dogs of Elon (DOE) is next. It is an ERC-20 token. The project has successfully pre-sold and now has an active collection of NFTs trading at OpenSea. It also aims to be a CryptoPunks alternative for meme coin lovers.
- May think SHIB is not a great investment for short-term profit. However, as it is known, meme coins can surprise. Also, the end of the year is approaching and the expectations from Bitcoin are 6 digits. For these reasons, SHIB may be given a small chance, according to the analyst.
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Don’t forget to take a look at the conflict between Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Dogebonk (DOBO), which we quoted as .
