Everyone wants to be the lucky winner, who spends $100 on some lesser known token and gets ungodly returns. Analysts weigh in some meme coins, which have the potential to bring that kind of profits this month. Meme coins are a highly speculative type of crypto. They rely on trends heavily, and might go up and down regardless of what is happening to the general crypto market at the moment. No one gets surprised when an unknown token, promoted by a questionable personality like Andrew Tate, suddenly surges to gain $300 million in market cap. In such cases you wish you knew it in advance, right? Because a mere $100 could bring you fortunes. Is it possible to know this? Well, no one can give you any warranty, but some experts regularly come up with the list of tokens that may return ungodly profits. "May" is the key word here. This time, it's the analysts from Cryptonews we are talking about. They published a list of 9 meme coins that they think could deliver a potential return of 24,900%. Simply put, any of those tokens can transform $100 to $25,000 this June. Katana Inu (KATA) The Katana Inu (KATA) meme coin is embedded in the Battle Royale game and combines elements of DeFi and GameFi. The game features realistic graphics, 3D characters, and weapons that can be minted as NFTs. There is a marketplace for NFTs. Analysts think he game's native cryptocurrency - the KATA token, which fits into both the memecoin and GameFi sectors - could explode in the coming months. Super Trump (STRUMP) The Super Trump Token (STRUMP) is a meme coin that pays homage to Donald Trump. The speculative project brings together supporters of the 45th POTUS and its native cryptocurrency is STRUMP. In the last 30 days it has gained over 550% on Uniswap. Sealana (SEAL) The Sealana (SEAL) meme coin was recently launched on the Solana network . The project centers around Gamer Guy, a character from the South Park series. You probably remember that obese nerd, don't you? Sealana aims to become the best-known memecoin on the Solana network, ahead of established cryptocurrencies such as Bonk and WIF. Its native cryptocurrency, the SEAL token, is currently available in pre-sale at a price of $0.22. Optimus AI (OPTI) The Optimus AI meme coin is focused on artificial intelligence (AI). Its native cryptocurrency is the OPTI token. And it could be an option to consider, given the huge potential that AI technology plays in the bull run. Anyways, this kind of meme coin is far more serious than the one Andrew Tate is promoting. WienerAI (WAI) Meme coin WienerAI is project built around a free AI crypto trading bot. The project’s native cryptocurrency is the WAI token. The project has already raised more than $5.6 million in its pre-sale. Maga VP (MVP) Another President Trump-themed meme coin. It is called Maga VP. The team behind the cryptocurrency is not officially linked to Trump. Assuming all the support Trump has shown to the crypto sector, no wonder people are excited about this meme coin. Some analysts even say Trump himself is holding some Maga VP. PlayDoge (PLAY) Remember the legendary Tamagochi? The PlayDoge is a new Tamagotchi-inspired play-to-earn project on the blockchain. The idea is simple. You take care of a virtual pet to win prizes. Those are denominated in PLAY. Pitbull (PIT) This is a very ambitious project. The guys are already talking about their own NFT collection and even a metaverse. As of now, Project Pitbull (PIT) is a meme coin launched on Binance’s Smart Chain. According to the meme coin’s website, the cryptocurrency is held by over 500,000 people. Impressive, huh? Smog (SMOG) Another meme coin that was launched on Solana blockchain. It focuses on a parody of the character Smaug, from the famous novel The Hobbit. And the project is pretty huge. In its first month, Smog managed to reach a market cap of $100 million. The meme coin is currently held by over 119,000 people.

Andrew Tate must be pretty happy now. His meme coin DADDY has flipped MOTHER, the token created by Australian rapper Iggy Azalea. That is exactly why famous mysogynist created of meme coin of his own. Former kickboxer, now a crypto influencer and a fighter for patriarchy, claimed that DADDY would overcome MOTHER and that would be a 'flip for the patriarchy'. He also mentioned something about females who are supposed to be making him sandwiches, but who knows what that meant. According to DEX Screener, the DADDY token broke a $340 million market cap midday on Wednesday, flipping MOTHER in the process. Azalea's token had a market cap of $200 million. As of now, both tokens slightly fell in market value. DADDY sits at a market cap of $256 million while MOTHER sits at $163 million. And that makes Tate very happy, as you may think. Tate, who is currently awaiting trial in Romania for alleged human trafficking and rape charges, informs his X followers that he is “built different” and is “taking over.” Tate also claimed he would never sell DADDY - no matter, what price is reaches - but instead burn the 40% of the supply he holds in his public wallet. It's too early to bury Azalea's token. As Yellow.com highlighted recently, Iggy Azalea is looking into a revolutionary option that allows users of MOTHER to buy smartphones directly with the token. Andrew Tate was born in the U.S. He used to be a kickboxer, and later turned into an internet personality. Tate has built a reputation through provocative commentary on social media. His favourite topics are masculinity and success. He has been widely known for for his perceived misogynistic views. He resides in Romania now, awaiting for court decision on a pretty scandalous accusations, including rape charges. Iggy Azalea, born Amethyst Amelia Kelly, is an Australian rapper and songwriter. She achieved international fame with her debut studio album "The New Classic" in 2014. Azalea's unique style and bold persona have made her a beloved music star. Beyond her music career, she has entered various entrepreneurial ventures.

Michael Novogratz thinks that meme coins are the driving force of the crypto market. Galaxy Digital CEO has hailed memecoins as the “most powerful narratives out there.” In his X post, Novogratz called memecoins a “cornerstone” of the cryptocurrency industry. He also outlined two ways to make profit in meme coin investing. According to Novogratz, the first way is being able to pick the right meme coin to invest in. And the definitive feature of the meme coin is humor, he thinks. "If people are going to laugh at that, people are going to love that,’” he said. He even mentioned some examples of the laughable meme coins, that really work. “You know Dogwifhat, the first time you see it, you just laugh, now it’s worth $3 billion,” he added. But that was just the first way to make a fortune from meme coins. There is a second one. It is more difficult, yet significantly more fun. Novogratz offers us, mere mortals, to keep creating more meme coins. His statement follow a recent report from Galaxy Digital. The report was challenging the ongoing criticism that memecoins are just a passing trend. Their initial goal was wealth creation, the report stated. Michael Novogratz is a prominent figure in the finance and cryptocurrency sectors. He was among the early adopters of crypto. He founded Galaxy Digital, a leading crypto investment firm. Novogratz himself, is considered to be one of the influencers, whose opinion can sometimes literally shift the market. Novogratz is also known for his philanthropy, supporting various social causes through the Novogratz Foundation.

Solana meme coin Michi jumped 18% early Monday after our beloved celebrity Ariana Grande shared the meme that inspired the coin on her Instagram story. “I think the boy is hers, [I don’t know],” the post reads, followed by the image of the meme. The Michi meme was edited to hold a pink “love potion,” alongside posters of a man adored with kiss prints on the wall. That's the work of a Grande fan account in reference to a music video the pop star released for her single “The Boy Is Mine.” It’s unlikely that someone hacked Grande's account, as she’s continued with her normal social media activity. For instance, she posted a happy birthday message to her mom. “Hey it’s me,” a Michi Solana Instagram account commented shortly afterwards. According to data from CoinGecko, the jump wasn't provoked by the star's post itself. The momentum was gained a bit later. In the eight hours that followed Grande’s repost, Michi only moved up 3% to $0.22. Enter the pseudonymous crypto influencer Ansem. Yes, you're right, he is the guy who previously helped propel hyped coins like Dogwifhat. Ansem highlighted Grande’s repost on his Twitter. And then Michi chart spiked 18% to $0.26 in just an hour. Ariana Grande isn't the only star to venture into mem coins world. Recently, media personality Caitlyn Jenner launched two meme coins. Australian rapper Iggy Azalea debuted her meme coin MOTHER with the ability to buy smartphones with it. And even infamous former kickboxer Andrew Tate set out on a meme coin spending spree late last week.

Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, has voiced strong criticism against celebrity-endorsed memecoins. He believes these tokens, often backed by public figures, lack real value and mislead investors. We love Buterin for his honesty, and there was no disappointment this time. In his remarks, Buterin specifically mentioned tokens like “The Rock” and “Coco Coin.” He pointed out that these coins are often marketed based on the fame of their endorsers rather than any technological or financial merit. Buterin’s comments highlight a critical issue in the crypto market: the impact of celebrity influence on investor behavior. This criticism comes amid a surge in the popularity of memecoins. These digital assets are often promoted by celebrities on social media, leading to significant price volatility. Buterin argues that these endorsements can cause uninformed investors to suffer financial losses. The Ethereum co-founder’s stance is shared by other prominent figures in the crypto industry. Many believe that the hype around memecoins detracts from the potential of blockchain technology to bring about meaningful innovation. This sentiment is echoed by regulators who are increasingly scrutinizing the market. Buterin’s comments also come at a time when the crypto market is under significant regulatory pressure. Governments worldwide are stepping up their efforts to regulate the sector, aiming to protect investors from fraud and market manipulation. Buterin’s critique aligns with these regulatory goals, advocating for a more transparent and responsible crypto ecosystem.