Believe App’s Viral Hype Turns LAUNCHCOIN Into a Rocket, Or So They Say 🚀

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Launch Coin on Believe (LAUNCHCOIN) is on fire, folks. Up nearly 3,000% last week and a staggering 27,000% in a month. Yeah, you heard me right, a MONTH. All because people can’t resist the siren call of social media and get rich quick schemes. The platform, built on Solana—because what’s more stable than a blockchain based on a blockchain?—lets you launch tokens by just replying to a tweet. Genius! Or crazy. You decide. đŸ€·â€â™‚ïž

Now, sure, activity on Believe has slowed down, but come on, did anyone really expect this to last? The hype train was roaring, and everyone’s throwing their tokens into the ring. Looks like a bubble? Nah, it’s ‘The Future’, right? But seriously, is this sustainable? Or is it just another internet carnival where everyone’s just chasing the next big thing and betting their lunch money? đŸ„Ș

Believe Turns Tweets Into Tokens—Because Who Needs Regulations Anyway?

Believe is like the wild west of crypto—on a platform you already spend hours scrolling through. It lets anyone create meme coins just by replying. Yep, all you need is some audacity and a tweet, and boom—instant token. Founded by some guy named Ben Pasternak—because why not have a guy named Pasternak launching your digital junk?—it used to be called Clout, because that’s what everyone’s after.

The native token, LAUNCHCOIN, went from zero to hero faster than you can say “pump and dump.” It’s basically a get-rich-quick scheme without the rich part yet. Creators launch meme coins, rake in fees, and if they hit a $100k market cap, they graduate to Meteora—whatever that means. Sounds fancy, right?

It’s democratizing, alright. Everyone can throw their hat in the ring. But, um, hello? Scam city. Spamville. Metadata that can change on a whim? Big red flags, folks. Basically, it’s like a shady yard sale, but with crypto, and nobody’s checking IDs.

This whole thing is part of the Internet Capital Markets (ICM)—because why rely on old boring banks when you have meme tokens, right? Cut out the middlemen, skip the regulations, and if you’re lucky, get rich quick—or lose everything in a tweetstorm.

The promise? 24/7 global money printing—no questions asked. Well, until it collapses, that is. Plus, what could go wrong? Meme coins, folks. Who needs stability when you can have chaos? 😂

Believe App’s Activity Takes a Nap After the Big Launch Frenzy

Between May 13 and 15, Believe was like a fireworks display—over 4,000 tokens launched daily. People couldn’t get enough. It was the hottest thing on Solana—until everyone realized it’s kinda a gamble. Now, it’s down to about 2,600 tokens on May 16, and a mere 895 on May 17. Yeah, the hype faded faster than my patience with bad drivers.

Pump.fun, the real boss in Solana land, is still pumping out 20-30k tokens daily. Believe had its moment, peaking at 13.6% market share on May 15, but now it’s just a blip—down to 2.6%. So much for the “Next Big Thing”.

Some tokens launched from Believe actually achieved some status. Seven of the top tokens of the week came from Believe. But in the last 24 hours, only two are hanging in there. The volatility’s wilder than a rollercoaster with no brakes. 🚀

Revenue-wise, Believe made about $14.17 million in a week—impressive, right? Almost as much as Pump.fun’s $16 million. But hold onto your wallets—just in the last day, Believe dropped to $340k, while Pump stayed strong at $2.5 million. Looks like Believe’s bubble might be deflating faster than my expectations at a comedy show. 😅

LAUNCHCOIN’s 3,000% Surge—Will It Keep Going or Crash and Burn? đŸ”„

LAUNCHCOIN, the darling of Believe, shot up 3,000% in a week, from about $0.008 to $0.25. Market cap? About $250 million—because why not throw a couple hundred million into something that started as a reply on Twitter? If the hype keeps up, it might poke its head past $0.38, maybe hit $0.50, doubling the market cap. Now that’s rapid growth! đŸ€Ż

But wait—if everyone loses interest, or the on-chain signals scream “fizzle”, it could tumble back to $0.16 or even lower—like a bad joke that no one laughs at anymore. Down to $0.097, maybe. That’s the gamble, folks. Up or down—who cares, right? Just hold tight and see if it’s the next big thing or just another digital blip. đŸ€·â€â™‚ïž

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2025-05-18 17:35