There’s a revolving door of huge gains within the meme coin space right now. MemeCore set the pace with over a 300% return this month, Dogecoin is pulling the market forward with an 11% weekly gain, and now excitement is spreading to other projects.
Liquidity rotations are taking place as investors position themselves in projects that could outperform in the weeks ahead. One of the best ways to find new coins with high profit potential is through crypto presales – public fundraising events that occur before a project is listed on the open market.
That’s how the Trump family’s World Liberty Financial launched, how Ethereum launched, and how many other market-leading cryptos did, too. With that in mind, let’s examine three new cryptos that could explode next the MemeCore and Dogecoin bull runs.
MemeCore, Dogecoin Drive Profits for Savvy Buyers
Both MemeCore (M) and Dogecoin (DOGE) have enjoyed success this week, with MemeCore skyrocketing from a relatively overlooked prospect to a top-five meme coin, and Dogecoin-related excitement building around the first-ever DOGE meme coin ETF.
The MemeCore price surged 314% this month, taking its valuation to $3.2 billion, according to CoinGecko data. The move was spurred by two key developments: a partnership with the meme coin launchpad D-Pump, and an on-chain liquidity event called MemeX that injected about $5.7 million into the MemeCore ecosystem.
At the same time, the project’s use case as a meme coin-focused Layer 1 blockchain, supported by a Proof-of-Meme consensus mechanism and MRC20 token standard, creates a compelling narrative that attracts investors.
Hype events like the D-Pump partnership and MemeX make headlines – and this draws more attention to MemeCore’s promising L1 use case, which creates a lot of interest as it’s something that the market has never seen before.
Meanwhile, Dogecoin is becoming increasingly aligned with traditional finance amid the launch of its first-ever spot ETF in the United States. If this ETF can attract strong capital inflows in the coming weeks, the DOGE price could well reach new heights – and that’s why investors have been scrambling to buy lately.
That said, traders have also started to seek out new meme coins to rotate profits into, aiming to outpace multi-billion-dollar titans like M and DOGE. This is evidenced in the rise of several top meme coin presales – so let’s explore three of the strongest-performing options, and analyze why they could yield significant returns in the coming weeks.
Maxi Doge
If the Dogecoin ETF attracts deep inflows, experts believe it could finally be time for DOGE to reach the $1 mark. But if that happens, we might see other dog-themed meme coins go parabolic – similar to when DOGE hit $0.73 in 2021.
Shiba Inu was the strongest performer back then, but a lot of traders are betting on Maxi Doge (MAXI) today. The project’s presale has raised an impressive $2 million so far, indicating strong interest from crypto whales.
The project is a Dogecoin-inspired meme coin that embraces the degen culture that’s emerged this cycle. MAXI replaces Dogecoin’s tired “do only good every day” motto with 1000x leverage, Redbull, MAXITREN, and push-ups.
It’s the go-hard or go-home, unapologetically ragtag version of Dogecoin made for traders who operate without a stop loss. However, it also offers real utilities, such as staking (with a 158% APY), community giveaways, and plans for integrating with futures trading platforms.
All of this indicates that MAXI could be one of the top performers as traders look for Dogecoin alternatives.
Snorter
MemeCore has added well over $2 billion to its market capitalization over the past month, thanks to developments in its use case as a meme coin L1 blockchain. This underscores the huge potential for utility-focused joke tokens.
With that in mind, Snorter (SNORT) could be another strong performer, offering a Solana-based meme coin trading bot built on the Telegram app. The project aims to help users identify the best meme coins to buy and snag them before anyone else.
It’s built on a private RPC infrastructure to execute trades near-instantly, and it comes with features such as copy trading, automated token sniping, rug pull detection, MEV-resistance, limit orders, dynamic stop losses, and more.
The SNORT token allows users to access trading fee discounts, slashing fees to just 0.85%, which will be the cheapest on the market. It also grants access to 122% APY staking rewards and governance rights.
Snorter’s presale has started to seriously pick up pace recently, raising around $100,000 daily and now approaching the $4 million total raised milestone. This shows hype is building and sets the stage for big gains ahead.
PEPENODE
One of the largest projects from the last crypto market cycle was Axie Infinity, which enabled users to earn real cryptocurrency rewards through a gamified experience. The game was extremely popular, and the AXS price surged over 30,000% in 2021 as a result.
PEPENODE (PEPENODE) bears some similarities to Axie Infinity, as it’s created a gamified, strategy-based economy where users can earn real crypto rewards. However, it offers significant improvements – such as its connection to the Pepe meme coin, which lends viral meme appeal, and token staking APYs of up to 1,442%.
Additionally, PEPENODE introduces a new concept called Mine-to-Earn, where users build and upgrade their own virtual mining rigs using PEPENODE tokens to earn rewards. The aim is to generate as much mining power as possible, since that determines the amount of meme coin rewards users receive.
The project’s presale has already raised over $950,000 since launch, and momentum is quickly growing as investors and analysts pay attention. But with such an innovative use case and the market’s current focus on utility-based meme coins, there is real potential that PEPENODE’s current momentum is just the beginning of what’s to come.
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