The founder of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, is currently having an Elon Musk-like effect in the crypto community, igniting a trove of meme tokens.
In a tweet yesterday, Buterin suggested conditional burns as a countermeasure to Twitter spam bots. He argued that if the recipient of a message is unhappy with a user’s response to them, they should have the authority to force the user to burn a fictional token X.
Notably, his comment was in response to a proposal by the CEO of the crypto exchange FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). SBF proposed that social media messages are hosted on-chain, and charging gas fees for communications will probably deter spam bots.
Not too long after the idea-sharing session before, a blockchain developer launched two X tokens, one on the Ethereum chain and the other on the Binance chain (BSC). Interestingly, the coin on the ETH network attracted the most enthusiasm.
According to information from DEXTOOLS, X-ETH has increased by 3,888% in less than 24 hours and has a total market cap of more than $1 million. On the other hand, the BSC token is struggling, having declined by 74.59% and with a tiny $262 market cap.
Previously this week, meme tokens THE and Die came live, both inspired by the Ethereum founder. The launch of X brought back some excitement in the crypto industry, thanks to Vitalik Buterin. None of the three meme coins have made it to any significant crypto exchange.
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