Seeing the market capitalization of $GIGGLE fluctuating around 70 dollars again, I can't help but have some thoughts. This project has fallen back from its peak of two to three hundred million and is now stable around 73M, with a total supply of only 1 million coins. Each transaction is subject to a mandatory 5% fee that is directly converted into BNB to support educational charity. To be honest, this model is indeed rare among many memes – it's not just a pure play people for suckers thing, but rather a transparent public welfare mechanism is truly in operation. The larger the volume, the more is donated, and this logic is quite reasonable.
The crypto world is like this, full of ups and downs. Not long ago, it rose more than 20% in a single day, but the market changes rapidly, and no one can predict the next step. From a neutral perspective, the support points for $GIGGLE are divided into two parts - one is the hype of memes and the community atmosphere, and the other is the transparency of this automatic donation mechanism. If the community can hold on and the volume remains active, a breakout to the upside is not impossible. However, meme coins are inherently high-risk games, and both rises and falls can happen quickly.
Interestingly, there are people seriously working on the Giggle Academy, a free educational program, which can be considered a solid approach to charity. Max, as the cartoon character teacher in this ecosystem, is quite active in the community, and some people find this setting quite cute. If you are interested in supporting education, you might want to check out the community's movements.
What does everyone think about the upcoming trend of $GIGGLE? Are those with positions still holding on?
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LiquidationTherapist
· 2025-12-21 13:49
From 200 to 300 million down to 73M, this drop... to be honest, it hurts a bit, but the charity mechanism is really rare, it doesn't seem like something purely meant to play people for suckers.
To speak from the heart, I'm just afraid the community's enthusiasm won't be maintained, in that case, no matter how transparent the mechanism is, it won't help.
The Max setting is indeed likable, but whether it can keep the popularity is the key, what do you guys think?
I missed the 20% rise the other day, which is a bit regrettable, but with memes, it's all about the rhythm.
If you ask me, those holding the coins still need to hold on, because these kinds of projects are most afraid of losing heat and never being able to come back.
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MEVHunterWang
· 2025-12-21 13:24
73M stabilizing at this position is actually not bad, the 5% fee transfer donation mechanism is indeed much more reliable than those purely playing people for suckers.
Holding on, just consider it supporting education, after all, the mindset for losing with memes has long been established.
In such a tough market, projects truly dedicated to getting things done stand out even more.
Seeing the market capitalization of $GIGGLE fluctuating around 70 dollars again, I can't help but have some thoughts. This project has fallen back from its peak of two to three hundred million and is now stable around 73M, with a total supply of only 1 million coins. Each transaction is subject to a mandatory 5% fee that is directly converted into BNB to support educational charity. To be honest, this model is indeed rare among many memes – it's not just a pure play people for suckers thing, but rather a transparent public welfare mechanism is truly in operation. The larger the volume, the more is donated, and this logic is quite reasonable.
The crypto world is like this, full of ups and downs. Not long ago, it rose more than 20% in a single day, but the market changes rapidly, and no one can predict the next step. From a neutral perspective, the support points for $GIGGLE are divided into two parts - one is the hype of memes and the community atmosphere, and the other is the transparency of this automatic donation mechanism. If the community can hold on and the volume remains active, a breakout to the upside is not impossible. However, meme coins are inherently high-risk games, and both rises and falls can happen quickly.
Interestingly, there are people seriously working on the Giggle Academy, a free educational program, which can be considered a solid approach to charity. Max, as the cartoon character teacher in this ecosystem, is quite active in the community, and some people find this setting quite cute. If you are interested in supporting education, you might want to check out the community's movements.
What does everyone think about the upcoming trend of $GIGGLE? Are those with positions still holding on?