Why YZY and MELANIA Won’t 1000x (But Investments Like XYZVerse (XYZ) Still Could)
The post Why YZY and MELANIA Won’t 1000x (But Investments Like XYZVerse (XYZ) Still Could) appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Crypto News When Kanye West’s YZY token was listed, people expected fireworks. And they got them — for a second. YZY blasted up to a $410 million market cap in under an hour, only to collapse nearly 70%—back down to ~$140 million, on the same day. The coin launched with the typical influencer-megaphone fanfare: celebrity name, viral memes, fast listings. But within hours, the reality set in. YZY followed the same tragicomic arc as dozens of “influencer coins” before it — moon, collapse, cope. That violent cliff-dive wasn’t the only eyebrow-raiser. On-chain data reveals a staggering concentration of power: just four wallets control about 80% of the YZY supply. What is more, the entire episode stinks of a setup. Crypto sleuths flagged the launch as potentially a scam, pointing to leftover tweets (since deleted) where Ye rejected a $2 million offer to promote a fake token. Suddenly, the narrative flipped: was this a controlled flip of sentiment, or a deepfake hijack of Ye’s digital persona? In short: YZY didn’t just crash, it imploded under suspicion, proving a headline and a hype tweet can launch memecoins, but can also crater them before most people even realize what hit them. The token surged to a sky-high market cap, and then crashed just as quickly as whales and insiders cashed out on day one, leaving retail bag-holders stunned and angry. The irony? A coin with billions of attention couldn’t sustain even a full week of interest. No roadmap. No structure. No trust. LIBRA, MELANIA, TRUMP — Same Stuff, Different Coin YZY wasn’t the first one. The $LIBRA token was once touted as a political power move in Argentina. It ended as a scandal, with millions lost and angry holders left in the dust. There were rumors of inside jobs, botched launches, and maybe…
The post Why YZY and MELANIA Won’t 1000x (But Investments Like XYZVerse (XYZ) Still Could) appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Crypto News When Kanye West’s YZY token was listed, people expected fireworks. And they got them — for a second. YZY blasted up to a $410 million market cap in under an hour, only to collapse nearly 70%—back down to ~$140 million, on the same day. The coin launched with the typical influencer-megaphone fanfare: celebrity name, viral memes, fast listings. But within hours, the reality set in. YZY followed the same tragicomic arc as dozens of “influencer coins” before it — moon, collapse, cope. That violent cliff-dive wasn’t the only eyebrow-raiser. On-chain data reveals a staggering concentration of power: just four wallets control about 80% of the YZY supply. What is more, the entire episode stinks of a setup. Crypto sleuths flagged the launch as potentially a scam, pointing to leftover tweets (since deleted) where Ye rejected a $2 million offer to promote a fake token. Suddenly, the narrative flipped: was this a controlled flip of sentiment, or a deepfake hijack of Ye’s digital persona? In short: YZY didn’t just crash, it imploded under suspicion, proving a headline and a hype tweet can launch memecoins, but can also crater them before most people even realize what hit them. The token surged to a sky-high market cap, and then crashed just as quickly as whales and insiders cashed out on day one, leaving retail bag-holders stunned and angry. The irony? A coin with billions of attention couldn’t sustain even a full week of interest. No roadmap. No structure. No trust. LIBRA, MELANIA, TRUMP — Same Stuff, Different Coin YZY wasn’t the first one. The $LIBRA token was once touted as a political power move in Argentina. It ended as a scandal, with millions lost and angry holders left in the dust. There were rumors of inside jobs, botched launches, and maybe…
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