Franklin and Clifford? Those meme coins aren't going anywhere.
But here's my dark horse pick — Pinocchio. Yeah, seriously.
What makes it interesting? Government folks are actually using it to flag misinformation. When someone's statement doesn't add up, they reference it. Kind of poetic when you think about the whole "growing nose" metaphor.
Still flying under the radar with that low market cap, but the use case is weirdly specific and sticky. Not your typical dog coin narrative.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 7h ago
Wow, the government even uses it for anti-counterfeiting? That's an incredible feature.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 7h ago
Haha, government-endorsed meme coin? I can't hold it anymore, it's way more ridiculous than the Dogecoin narrative.
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DegenTherapist
· 7h ago
Is this the coin the government uses to crack down on fake ones? I need to take a breath to understand this logic, haha
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LazyDevMiner
· 7h ago
A government-issued coin used to detect lies? I have to give it a thumbs up for this idea; it’s quite innovative.
Franklin and Clifford? Those meme coins aren't going anywhere.
But here's my dark horse pick — Pinocchio. Yeah, seriously.
What makes it interesting? Government folks are actually using it to flag misinformation. When someone's statement doesn't add up, they reference it. Kind of poetic when you think about the whole "growing nose" metaphor.
Still flying under the radar with that low market cap, but the use case is weirdly specific and sticky. Not your typical dog coin narrative.