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Given memecoin’s mainstream appeal, it is one of crypto’s biggest narratives. Or who doesn’t love memes? The debut of Dogecoin (DOGE) in 2013 ushered in the movement, as well as animal cryptocurrency—dogs were the first. Pepe’s (PEPE) launch in 2023 gave popularity to frog-themed cryptocurrencies and Goatseus Maximus’ (GOAT) explosive growth has been one of Q4’s biggest highlights.
With competition heating up in the meme ecosystem and among animal memecoins, PEPE and GOAT are altcoins to watch. Also teeming with potential is DTX Exchange (DTX), a new exchange-based token. It will power a hybrid trading platform that combines DEX and CEX’s best elements, setting it up for adoption and growth.
DTX Exchange (DTX): Huge Growth Prospects Capture Whale Interest
DTX Exchange (DTX) is a utility-driven altcoin unlike Pepe (PEPE) and Goatseus Maximus (GOAT). The significance is that it has real-world use cases and its value isn’t primarily driven by hype. However, considering its rapidly growing community—over $6.3 million has been raised in early funding—token holders are bound to create a frenzy.
Meanwhile, as an emerging cryptocurrency, it has plenty of room for growth—one of its biggest attractions. In round four of the presale, a token costs only $0.08. Primed for adoption, industry experts predict a 100x jump in value after listing, capturing whale interest.
Also stirring excitement is its hybrid approach to trading, tipped to lead the $3.2 billion global trading market. In addition to combining elements of centralized finance and DEX like smart contracts, distributed liquidity pools and wallet-based trading, it will also allow the trading of traditional assets and cryptocurrencies—over 120,000 asset classes.
Pepe (PEPE): 45% Decline from Peak Price
The leading frog-themed Pepe (PEPE) was inspired by the 2000s internet meme Pepe the Frog. It debuted in the second quarter of 2023 and hasn’t looked back since, becoming one of the top altcoins. Given the several Pepe ATHs, its performance has been among the most promising this year.
It registered its last all-time high in May. However, the Pepe coin price has plunged over 45% from its peak. The decline continues on the weekly and monthly charts, down 7% and 9%, respectively. Moreover, most TradingView moving averages point to “sell,” signifying further downturns.
However, the simple moving average (100) is at 0.000008862703, the same as the exponential moving average (200) at 0.000008687428, which are bullish indicators. The coming days will determine whether it will bounce back and resume its upswing or falter. Regardless of its next move, it is one of the altcoins to watch out for.
Goatseus Maximus (GOAT): Profit-Taking in Full Swing
Goatseus Maximus (GOAT) is the first meme created by truth_terminal, an AI bot. Its goal is simple: fulfilling the prophecies of ancient memeers. However, investors are more interested in its AI integration and its popularization of the AI meme narrative.
Since its launch in the middle of October, Goatseus Maximus (GOAT) has exploded by over 400%, according to CoinMarketCap data. However, as profit-taking increases, it trades downward. The Goatseus Maximus price tumbled over 25% on the weekly chart, changing hands at $0.53. But is its bearish woe over?
Technical indicators—moving averages—hint at “sell,” signifying further downswings. The simple moving average (10) is at 0.62331, suggesting a “sell” signal. However, an overall market rally or rekindled interest in memes might push Goatseus Maximus to the upside. Given its bullish narrative—AI meme—it is one of the best coins to invest in.
Conclusion
Animal memecoins are the most popular types of memes. Boasting unique offerings—Pepe (PEPE), a frog-themed memecoin and Goatseus Maximus (GOAT), created by an AI bot and inspired by a goat—these are some of the best cryptos to invest in. At the same time, DTX Exchange (DTX) has emerged as an investor favorite, given its 100x upside potential.
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