USD1 Trading Competition Reaches Midway Point: Veteran Meme "EGL1" Surges to the Top, New Coins "BIG DON" and "An" Temporarily Follow Behind
BlockBeats News, January 20, according to GMGN monitoring, the BNB Chain 10-day "USD1 Trading Competition" has now reached its fifth day. As the community generally believes that the winning projects are likely to get listed on top exchanges, this event has quickly spawned several new Meme coins using USD1 as a liquidity pool (such as "安", "BIG DON"), whose market caps have soared, while also injecting a new round of market expectations into some older projects (such as EGL1, CDL). The recently popular Meme coin "1" may have also seen its market cap rise due to having a USD1 liquidity pool.
The current top three tokens by market cap are as follows:
EGL1: Market cap is temporarily reported at $29.7 million, currently priced at approximately $0.0297;
BIG DON: Market cap is temporarily reported at $29.5 million, currently priced at approximately $0.0295;
安: Market cap is temporarily reported at $2,700, currently priced at approximately $0.027.
It is reported that the top three in this trading competition will receive multiple incentive supports. There are no restrictions on the token creation time for participation. Eligible USD1 trading pairs mainly include: projects created on Four meme using USD1 as the base token, or other Four meme projects with active USD1 liquidity pools.
There are currently many Meme coins with the same name in the market. The tokens with the highest liquidity at present are:
EGL1: 0xf4b385849f2e817e92bffbfb9aeb48f950ff4444
BIG DON: 0x71429f2e1e243b451b939a2af2b69fa646064444
“安”: 0x126976da699d5ad0815eb134286fc6ca53e04444
BlockBeats reminds users that Meme coin trading is highly volatile, mostly relying on market sentiment and hype, and has no actual value or use case. Investors should be aware of the risks.
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