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Here's a guide for those who want to actually try making a meme coin.
Basically, you proceed through seven steps, but the first important thing is to clarify the purpose of the coin. Is it just a joke, or do you seriously want to build a community? If this is unclear, things will get shaky later on. Choosing a theme is also crucial; for example, using a dog motif like Dogecoin or adding some interesting elements can attract more attention.
The next point in making a meme coin is selecting the blockchain. If you use Ethereum, it’s highly stable but has high gas fees. Using a chain from a major

Do you know the story that the bodies of only five leaders in the world are preserved forever? Behind it, breakthroughs in science and technology and the era’s political judgments are intertwined in a complex way.
Lenin became a pioneer of permanent body preservation, but it was actually by chance. After his death in 1924, a normal burial was planned, but the public’s outpouring of mourning surged rapidly, leading to the emergency freezing of his deteriorating body. Soviet scientists then began full-scale research. They developed a special embalming solution and established a technique to supp

I truly believe that scams in the cryptocurrency market are a serious problem.
Especially when looking at lists of notorious scam coins, the patterns are quite similar.
They promise huge profits, but in reality, it’s often a scheme from the start.
The most famous is PlusToken, which at its peak reached a staggering $200 per token, with a market cap over $17 billion.
By combining wallet functions with a Ponzi scheme, it attracted millions of investors worldwide, but ultimately, the founders ran off with the funds.
The scam was only exposed when users couldn’t withdraw their money, lea

VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) is something I've recently been reconsidering, and I feel like many traders don't truly understand this indicator correctly. As the name suggests, it's a volume-weighted average price, and it's not just a simple moving average; it's a powerful tool that combines both price and volume.
In the world of technical analysis, momentum indicators like RSI and MACD often get attention, but I believe the most fundamental and important factor is volume. And VWAP is an indicator that makes the most of volume information. Its calculation is simple: sum the product of e

If you seriously try to learn about Doji candlesticks, you'll realize that they're not just chart patterns but tools for reading market psychology.
In simple terms, a Doji indicates a state where buyers and sellers are completely balanced. The opening and closing prices are almost the same, but during the day, the price moves significantly up and down. For example, Bitcoin might start at $20,000 and end at $20,000, but during the day, it could have risen to $25,000 and fallen to $15,000. Additionally, the length of the upper and lower wicks shows how desperately buyers and sellers tried to mov

In recent years, the legendary trading method that has once again come under the spotlight in the cryptocurrency trading world is BNF, short for Takashi Kotegawa’s story. Why is his name resurfacing now? It’s probably because more and more traders are starting to realize that the principles he demonstrated still hold true even in crypto markets with high volatility.
Do you know about the Jaycom incident that took place in Japan’s stock market in 2005? A trader at Mizuho Securities mistakenly sold 610,000 shares for 1 yen. At that moment, most traders would either panic or miss the opportunity.

Once again, the so-called “Future Person” is making headlines. Have you heard of Rei Kokubun, who claims to have come from the year 2058? Online, she apparently goes by the name “Japan’s strongest Future Person.”
It’s said that some of her past predictions have come true. Things like the number of gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics, the crash of the Nikkei Average in 2020, and the timing of Prime Minister Abe’s resignation. So it seems quite a few people believe her—and some people think she might have information that goes beyond space and time.
According to Rei Kokubun, she was born in 2034 a

The bodies of leaders that are eternally preserved in world history are truly limited. There are only five of them. Among them, some, like Lenin, have remained in nearly perfect condition for almost a hundred years, while others have been cremated along the way. Behind this lies not just the evolution of preservation technology, but deeply intertwined with the political choices of the era.
The beginning of Lenin’s body preservation was actually accidental. When he died in 1924, a normal burial was initially planned. However, the public’s mourning enthusiasm exceeded expectations, and an emerge

Recently, I've been seeing more and more discussions about investing in cryptocurrency presales. Can you aim for a 1,000x return? Or is around 20x more realistic? Such questions frequently come up within the crypto community as well. Let’s dig into what the reality actually is.
A presale, in essence, is when a project offers tokens at a low price to a limited group of investors before the official launch. It usually occurs before an ICO or IDO. The project team raises funds, while investors get a chance to profit if the token price increases.
Let’s consider different scenarios to see if it’s a

What is cryptocurrency correction? Lately, I've been thinking about it a lot again. Simply put, it refers to a short-term decline of about 10-20% from the latest high, but I feel that its important role within the market cycle is often not fully understood.
After a rapid rise, when investors start taking profits, the market adjusts to a more sustainable level. Cryptocurrency markets are more volatile than traditional financial markets, so these adjustments tend to be deeper and happen more quickly. A decline of over 20% can occur within hours to days, but it's important to note that this does

Elon Musk has announced Tesla's tiny house, and it's getting quite a lot of attention. The basic price is set at an extraordinary $7,999, with the goal of creating a self-sufficient energy home.
What makes it unique is that this house comes standard with solar panels and Powerwall. In other words, it’s designed to operate completely independently of the public power grid, relying solely on renewable energy. Additionally, it’s equipped with a rainwater collection system, so there are no water utility costs.
There will be a variety of sizes available, ranging from 26 square meters to 76 square m

There was news about Bitcoin's decline, so I checked it out because I was curious, but recent movements are quite volatile. Looking at market data, BTC is hovering around $80k, but there have been trends of Bitcoin declining in the past few days. There were periods when the drop was quite significant, so short-term attention might be necessary. For now, it seems to be stable around $80k per coin, but to prepare for Bitcoin's decline, it's better to be careful with position management. In an overall unstable market, increased fluctuations like this are common.

What, is Mikami Yuya releasing a meme coin? 🤔 It seems to be called Mikami, and it's on the Solana chain with a total supply of 69 million tokens. It's said to have a circulating market value of $8.45 million.
Mikami Yuya Coin's presale price was around $0.245 per token. The token distribution is quite interesting—she owns 50%, but it's locked until 2069, so for now, the liquidity is about 15%, the community 10%, marketing 5%, and initial sales 20%.
Is Mikami Yuya Coin also a hot topic in Japan? The Solana meme coin market is also heating up 😅 These kinds of things come suddenly, so catching

One of the most enigmatic figures in Silicon Valley’s investment world, Peter Thiel. Following his path reveals not just a story of an investor’s success, but a reshuffling of the power structure itself.
In the late 1990s, the relationship that began with a conservative student magazine at Stanford University later grew into an empire that would shake Silicon Valley. From Thiel’s meeting with Ken Howery to Luke Nosek’s involvement, the core members of the PayPal Mafia gradually came together.
During the PayPal era, Thiel experienced a clash with Michael Moritz. When he proposed short selling b

Minnesota has made quite a bold decision. It seems they have passed a bill banning nude apps. In other words, at the state level, they are making it illegal to create apps or websites that generate AI-created nude images using the faces of real individuals.
What’s interesting about this bill is that it not only bans the apps themselves but also places significant responsibility on the platform providers. They are prohibited from allowing users to use nude tools, and even advertising and promotion of such services are banned. In other words, both service providers and users are subject to regul

The talk that AI will take away jobs has really become more common lately. But I think this "apocalyptic" view actually ignores the basics of economics.
What A16z's general partner points out is a simple but important fallacy. The assumption that "the total amount of work to be done in the world is fixed" is incorrect. Human needs and desires are constantly changing, and in fact, they are expanding. In other words, every time technology increases efficiency, new demand is created.
Looking at history makes this clear. In the early 20th century, one-third of the American workforce was engaged in

Recently, I've been seeing a lot of discussions about AI taking away jobs, but a16z's partner completely denies this "apocalyptic" view in a lengthy article. After reading it, I found it to be a very convincing exchange of ideas, so I summarized the key points.
The fundamental idea is that the assumption that "the total amount of work to be done worldwide is fixed" is incorrect. Looking at history, even when new technologies replace old jobs, more new jobs are created beyond that. Examples include mechanization of agriculture, electrification, spreadsheet software—each of these.
Taking agricul

Recently, the capital inflow into XRP ETFs has been a hot topic. According to recent data, the US Bitwise XRP ETF saw a net inflow of about $6.44 million in one day. The total accumulated inflow so far seems to have exceeded $400 million.
The total net assets of XRP ETFs have now grown to nearly $1.1 billion. Since XRP accounts for about 1.23% of the entire market, there is still plenty of room for growth.
Personally, I think continued inflows from institutional investors are a good sign for XRP ETFs. The fact that the pace of capital inflow hasn't slowed down suggests genuine investor interes

Reading an interview with Gavin Wood, I couldn’t help but wonder what goes on in this person’s mind. Gavin Wood—the author of Polkadot and also a co-founder of Ethereum—has recently spent 3 hours talking about his career and his blockchain philosophy, and the content is truly fascinating.
It starts with stories from his childhood: he was raised in a single-parent household, and his father was violent, which apparently formed a strong sense of “a safe environment.” However, he hasn’t undergone psychotherapy. Instead, he seems to prefer self-analysis and avoids putting labels on himself. While h

Chris Larsen's movements are making headlines. The co-founder of Ripple recently transferred a significant amount of XRP to a major exchange. Looking at the blockchain data, it appears that four separate transactions of 2 million XRP each were executed. Since the total volume amounts to about $26 million, it's quite a noticeable move.
Chris Larsen has been regularly moving XRP in the past, so the market is watching closely. Around the same time, tens of millions of dollars worth of XRP were flowing into unknown addresses, indicating a period of active large transactions.
Recently, XRP has been