Meme coins are back in the spotlight. Tokens like Dogecoin, Pepe, and Shiba Inu are breaking the charts rewarding speculative investors generously.
As these tokens will soon undergo price corrections, investors have turned their eyes to a new meme coin that is predicted to go 10X by analysts.
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All Eyes on Meme Kombat
Meme Kombat ($MK) is the latest meme coin to win the attention of degens. The new project that combines AI, GambleFi, and quirkiness has the perfect recipe for the next meme mania.
At the heart of it, Meme Kombat is a platform that hosts AI-powered virtual battles between iconic meme characters. This includes Doge, Pepe, and Shib among others. The user’s role is to bet on the outcomes of these battles. If it turns out to be correct and the player makes their way to the leaderboard, they will earn attractive rewards in $MK tokens.
Meme Kombat Season 1 is about to begin, as soon as the presale concludes with 11 meme characters that degens adore.
It is rare to see a meme coin project backed by a solid use case enter the market. Most meme coins are pumped and dumped for no particular reason other than fleeting trends. They are unabashed about their uselessness and purposelessness. So it makes sense why Meme Kombat is trending now.
GambleFi is Meme Kombat’s ingredient for success
GambleFi is one of the most trending niches in the crypto market now. Although it is not as extensive as meme coins, GambleFi has its fans. The success of projects like Rollbit Coin (9000% surge in less than a year) shows that Web3 is ready to embrace the online gambling sector.
But most investors buying into casino tokens tend to forget that few of these projects have unique value propositions. Most are cheap knockoffs of projects that did well. That explains why a large share of casino tokens fail to do well despite the large promises and expectations.
Meme Kombat stands in stark contrast to this trend.
Its simple, yet gripping utility has GambleFi roots. But it can’t be compared to the casino tokens in any way. It is one of the first and only projects to explore this new dimension of GambleFi and meme coins.
And therein lies its large growth potential.
📣 Major Update 📣
— Meme Kombat (@Meme_Kombat) November 9, 2023
The Meme Kombat Staking Dashboard is officially live and ready to be used by you!
Take a break from Kombat and visit the staking dashboard here: https://t.co/nNFEYESjPs pic.twitter.com/yswl0esb4G
Long-term relevance sets apart the project
Few projects have long-term relevance in the meme coin market. Truth be told, we’d need more than a few minutes to recollect the name of meme coins that ruled the charts last year. Investors still pile in on meme coins to take advantage of their short-term price actions that can at times double and triple the initial investment.
Sometimes, it can be bigger. Substantially bigger if the investment was made early. That is, before the herd joined the community.
Meme Kombat, on the other hand, benefits from long-term relevance due to its ingrained utility. The play-to-earn platform with AI and GambleFi elements will drive the demand for the token even after the initial momentum has subsided.
It won’t be another Pepe or Floki that fails to retain the initial momentum.
In other words, we could say that the project takes advantage of its meme coin label to draw attention to its robust play-to-earn utility. While the meme coin label has helped it gain initial momentum, as the presale numbers show, what sustains its long-term demand will be its use case.
If Meme Kombat seasons take off as expected, $MK is looking at a series of price surges in the coming months.
Doxxed team and security measures give a strong foothold to the project
Credibility is not something that most meme coins, and even investors, are concerned about. Investors don’t ask for the credibility of a project that they know is not going to live for more than two weeks or a month at best.
But credibility matters for a project that has a long-term vision, like Meme Kombat. Moreover, long-term projects don’t have to embrace anonymity to shield the repercussions of meme coin dumps.
That explains why the Meme Kombat team, headed by Matt Whitman is doxxed. (To find more details about the team, visit the website. The project’s physical address based in the Netherlands is also published on the website.)
Meme Kombat has taken more measures to win the confidence of long-term investors and whales. This includes the security audit and 10% of the total supply earmarked for pairing with a liquidity pool on decentralized exchange (DEX) listings.
These measures go on to show the team’s faith in the project and instill confidence in its road ahead.
It’s not too late to secure $MK tokens
The Meme Kombat presale is heading toward a rapid sell-out. But it’s still not too late for early investors to grab the tokens for presale price. The presale count stands at $2.59M out of its targeted $3.5M now.
The presale is the best entry point to the project given the exponential trajectory that potent meme coins often take on their initial launches. Analyst Jacob Bury predicts a 10X surge for the meme coin on its launch. Prospective investors will have to pay a hefty price for the token after its initial launch, as a result.
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