Perhaps you have heard about RoboApe (RBA), the new coin taking the crypto-verse by the storm. How about we show you why a meme coin like RBA has dared to stand out from its stereotypes?
Let’s dive in.
Meme Coins: A Backstory
Meme coins are cryptocurrencies, just like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), or Solana (SOL). But unlike those tokens, meme coins are typically designed as an homage to a meme, an interesting idea captured in an image, video, or even text. Like the memes they’re based on, meme coins are designed to go viral and be shared.
For instance, Dogecoin (DOGE), the biggest meme coin on the market, was created as a joke to mock Bitcoin and other mainstream cryptocurrencies. Its developers, software engineers Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer, didn’t intend to build out any real use from it.
Unlike utility tokens, meme coins generally aren’t used for joining a DAO, staking, or making purchases within a particular ecosystem.
And here is where RoboApe begs to differ.
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