Get on an exchange other than PancakeSwap (Hotbit). Promote the coin on the moonshot sites, add the token to the listing sites and vote, vote, vote.
Early MarketingĬatgirl Coin’s early marketing started out like any other shill coin. Later it became clear that this was the goal they were striving for. Honestly, at first, it was hard to tell if they just threw that in there to get people excited, or if they were serious about it. Hidden in a long web page of shill words and fancy throbbing web widgets, they briefly mentioned their goal - a catgirl NFT marketplace, where you could not only buy a Catgirl, but you could buy wearables and dress up and customize a generic catgirl. While anti-whale sounds like a gimmick and can be bypassed with multiple accounts, it still has helped to greatly spread out the distribution of tokens. They had some positives, like 1-year lock on the LP, and a fair-launch instead of those scammy pre-sales. They started with a cute website, a gimmicky lottery, and theme song, and all the shitcoin-style tokenomics - Anti-Whale, 50% burn, burn on transactions, coin reflection. They had no shill army when they first started up, but when the moon seekers discovered the coin (mostly by the CMC entry), they did their standard pump and dump, and the price went up 25x, then down 20x within a week.Īt first, Catgirl Coin’s vision was a bit fuzzy. They are just over 2 months old (created at the end of May). Enter Catgirl CoinĬatgirl Coin is one of those tokens that has a real product idea and a realistic roadmap, with real milestones completed. For weeks and months following, all potential investors will see is a mirage - a perception that the coin failed and is never going to recover, when the reality is there might be a team still hard at work on the real deliverable. They’ll shoot the token value way up, and then they will all dump and move on, leaving the token with an ATH that is very hard to reach again in the short term. First, they have to battle the pump and dumpers. It’s hard for a token that actually has goals and a roadmap to succeed. So, the typical BSC scam token will either pump and dump, or pump and then flatline when the devs pull the rug. Most will find they can’t sell at all due to the contract forbidding it, or the transaction tax set to 100%. Almost everyone tries to buy in early, and “beat the system” by timing their sell.
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They set up a Telegram, which is full of the hideous and stereotypical pump memes. A coin is created, and an army (sometimes paid, sometimes just moon seekers) of shills go out and pump it on all the popular moonshot sites and social media. If you’ve watched BSC tokens, you know the typical pattern. Only a few of them a week ever get listed on CMC or CG. About a thousand tokens are created on the BSC every day, and most (purposely) die within a few hours, either through unlocked LPs, devs selling their coins, or some other scam tactics. Smart contracts are easy and cheap to create. The Binance Smart Chain (BSC) token marketplace is a wild wild west for shitcoins. URLs: CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, Website Intro: BSC Tokens First NFT Airdrop and Mystery boxes are scheduled for release this quarter.īSC Contract Address: 0x79ebc9a2ce02277a4b5b3a768b1c0a4ed75bd936
It’s proven difficult to stick out from all the low effort BSC coins, but hopefully as the ecosystem comes online, marketing will increase and people will discover its potential. The coin has no shill army, and the devs priority is on developing the gaming platform instead of mass marketing. While it has meme-ability, it is not a meme coin, but rather a NFT coin (specifically, a dress-up NFT game). Its current market cap is about $1m, has ~20k holders limited to 1% max holdings each. With Catgirl NFTs you will be able to farm coins, level up, collect clothes & accessories, dress-up, share & like other holder’s catgirls, enter into fashion contests, buy body pillows. TLDRĬatgirl Coin is a BSC token created just over 2 months ago by a team of 3, focused on purchasing varying rarity of NFT Catgirls via a “gacha” style random pull. It might sound a bit shill-y, but I’ve tried to include the controversies and concerns that the community has had, as best as I could.ĭisclaimer: I’ve spent a lot of time in the Catgirl Coin Telegram since the coin’s creation. This is a cross between a deep dive and a rundown of Catgirl Coin since its creation.
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