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Memecoin Roulette: You’re More Likely to Win at a Real Casino Than Actually Finding One That Doesn’t Tank Your $100 Bet

An illustration of a roulette wheel with 38 numbered slots, some filled in as winning numbers, while others are empty or marked "Rugpull" and "Dead". A small figure stands at the edge of the table, looking dejectedly into an abyss labeled "$100 Bet", surrounded by coins that have sunk beneath its surface. In contrast to this scene is a second roulette wheel with 833 slots, only one filled in as a winning number, while others are marked "Failed" and "Graduated".

Cryptocurrency’s biggest scam is now being touted as an investment opportunity, with platforms like Pump.fun promising users they can find hidden gems among the endless stream of new coins launching daily. But what are these odds really? According to one X user who analyzed data from Dune Analytics on Aug 11th , out of over 16 thousand tokens launched in a single day only about 175 made it past Raydium’s $69,000 market cap threshold and even fewer remained profitable after that milestone was reached. This is an abysmal rate of success for investors seeking to find the next big thing on Pump.fun

Source: cointelegraph

The odds of finding a successful memecoin to invest in on the token launch platform Pump.fun is lower than placing a winning bet in the casino. Experienced traders employ strategies to attempt to lower those odds and improve their chances, but recent social media activity suggests there is growing discontent among the ranks of degens as increasingly few investments turn a profit.  One X user even described Pump.fun as “the […]

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