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Memeinator Raise Passes $6.5M as Presale Nears Final Stage

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  • Memeinator’s community-centric focus has been a core part of its marketing strategy and the official game will launch beta tests in Q2,

Memeinator is progressing towards the end of its ICO, having recently blasted past $6.5 million raised. Already in stage 19 of 20 and pricing in at $0.0276, the Memeinator team is optimistic that the presale is likely to sell out fast.

The Memeinator storyline outlines how it’s been sent from the year 2077 to rid the present day of derivative meme coins. This will be manifested in Memeinator’s upcoming ‘Meme Warfare’ game, where players embody the Memeinator as it blasts its way through enemy coins on its mission to scour the web of any coins it or the Memeinator community denounce as ‘weak’. 

The official game launches beta tests in Q2, exclusively for early adopters. Head of Product, Marco Tonetti, recently shared early designs for the game in an AMA, showing the ongoing work taking place behind the scenes. 

Tonetti, speaking on the latest developments, said: “It was great to be able to share some of the work we’ve been doing on the Memeinator game – we can’t wait to release a beta for community feedback. Our AMAs are always super fun and we like to sprinkle little bits of exclusive news in there too, so we always recommend dropping in. As our presale looks like it’s about to sell out, all focus is on the game development and upcoming public trading for the MMTR token.”

 

Memeinator (MMTR) is available to buy on the official site.

Harnessing a Die-Hard Army and a $90 Billion Industry

Memeinator’s community-centric focus has been a core part of its marketing strategy and no doubt helped propel the brand to where it is now – in the final stages of its presale.

The brand has involved its community in its decision-making process through interactive AMAs, competitions, and surveys. It now has over 160k followers across its core social channels, and the project has reached more than 15 million people, according to the official site

The community has been involved in key decisions along the way, namely, the decision to execute an early start to Memeinator’s quarterly token burns. In December last year, nearly 130 million tokens were scrapped after a community vote. This cemented Memeinator’s commitment to deflationary tokenomics, and the team associates this with a surge in presale buys soon after.

Complementing this momentum is the GameFi industry itself (predicted to be worth $38 billion as soon as 2028), a rapidly developing sector that the Meme Warfare game could help align Memeinator with – opening the doors to a global user base of crypto gamers. 

Memeinator: Perfectly Timed for Market Madness

Beyond GameFi, the broader crypto market has gone into overdrive, creating the perfect opportunity for Memeinator to flourish. According to Cointelegraph, the crypto market’s bull cycle started last year in anticipation of several key factors that were expected in 2024, namely the Bitcoin halving. 

Memeinator’s planned public trading is set to land slap bang in the middle of this bullishness, and MMTR will look to ride this wave.

The team hopes to see more investors purchasing Memeinator at a fixed price during its current stage 19 of 20 before transitioning to a market-determined price in public trading.

Those who are interested can purchase MMTR for $0.0276 on the official website.

About Memeinator

Memeinator is the antidote to the hundreds of throwaway meme coins that lack any legitimate utility. With its deflationary token, engaged community, expertly crafted NFT collection, and AI-powered video game, it offers real innovation instead of just hype. Its purpose is to eclipse its rival meme coins. And, on the way, delivers value to its community via both trading its MMTR coin and staking, before smashing the $1 billion market cap.

This post was last modified on Mar 13, 2024, 13:42 GMT 13:42

Written By: chainwire
Reviewed By: Michael Abadha

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Written By: chainwire
Reviewed By: Michael Abadha