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Meme Coins and Solana

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What we covered

  • Discussed how online attention can drive meme coin prices and why those prices can fall quickly.
  • Looked at Pump.fun as a way tokens are created on Solana, alongside the risks of speculation.
  • Brainstormed CBA-themed coin names on paper. This was a concept exercise before the later reported $COLTS launch.
  • Reviewed meme coin culture, social media hype, and Solana through ten trivia questions.
Optional review questions

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1. Which popular meme coin was originally created as a joke in 2013?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 7–8

2. What is Pump.fun primarily known for in the meme coin space?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 9–10

3. Which blockchain is known for its high-speed transactions and has recently become popular for meme coins?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 11–12

4. Why do many meme coins lack inherent utility?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 13–14

5. What role has social media played in the rise of meme coins?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 15–16

6. Which social media platform is particularly known for driving the popularity of meme coins?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 17–18

7. What was a key reason for Dogecoin’s sudden price surge in early 2021?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 19–20

8. Which characteristic makes Solana attractive for meme coin projects?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 21–22

9. Which of the following is true about meme coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu in terms of use cases?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 23–24

10. What is the definition of a "meme" as it relates to internet culture?

Source: Question and answer: PDF pages 25–26