How Rebel Satoshi, Shiba Inu, and Dogecoin are revolutionising meme-coin industry

December 13, 2023 03:32 AM PST | By Invezz
 How Rebel Satoshi, Shiba Inu, and Dogecoin are revolutionising meme-coin industry
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The meme coin niche in the crypto market is rapidly growing as more investors abandon top altcoins to dabble in the segment, hoping to make a fortune. At the moment, three meme coins are taking the crypto market by storm. These are Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Rebel Satoshi ($RBLZ), a new market entrant. 

Which meme coin will deliver the best returns in 2023, Shiba Inu, Dogecoin, or Rebel Satoshi? Continue reading to find out!

Shiba Inu jumps 17% in a week: More gains in store?

Shiba Inu has performed well over the past seven days, starting November 30 when SHIB hovered around $0.000008182. After days of scant movement, SHIB spiked sharply on December 6 due to the bullish news of Shibburn burning 8.35 billion SHIB tokens in a day.

This news attracted more buyers, forcing SHIB to climb as high as $0.000010320 on December 6. However, SHIB began correcting downward as the news around the colossal burn faded. By December 7, SHIB had stabilised at around $0.000009628. Despite the slight decline, the price move had seen Shiba Inu gain 17.67% in a week.

So, does this impressive performance make SHIB a top crypto to buy? Some market experts believe SHIB will continue to pull back as more investors that failed to get its recent gains dump their SHIB. To this end, the end-of-year SHIB forecast puts the price at $0.000009270.

Dogecoin records 15% weekly gains: What’s coming next?

Dogecoin has performed commendably over the past seven days, recording double-digit gains. On November 30, DOGE was changing hands at around $0.082. After trading sideways until December 4, DOGE began pumping on December 5. These gains came after Binance announced plans to introduce zero-fee trading for DOGE/FDUSD on December 8. 

This bullish news saw Dogecoin skyrocket to $0.105 on December 6. However, the buzz around this news decreased, and DOGE started pulling back. By December 7, DOGE had stabilised at around $0.095. This price means DOGE has gained 15.85% in a week.

Nonetheless, crypto analysts are saying that DOGE is ikely to experience downward pressure after the excitement around the Binance news ends. To this end, the prediction is that DOGE could close 2023 trading at around $0.091. Despite this outlook, most crypto analysts see DOGE as one of the altcoins to watch.

Rebel Satoshi makes headlines after promising Rebels round 1 investors upto 92.30% ROI!

Rebel Satoshi, an emerging meme coin, has been making airwaves in the crypto since the start of its public presale. The increased presale activity around Rebel Satoshi emanates from its mission to secure a $100 million market cap by building a community that rebels against centralisation.

This audacious mission is backed by RBLZ, Rebel Satoshi’s governance and membership token. RBLZ grants investors access to the entire Rebel Satoshi ecosystem, which comprises the Rebel NFT Vault, an NFT marketplace, a P2E game, and a staking program. The features are attracting the attention of investors, who are looking at RBLZ as potentially one of the best crypto projects to invest in.

By December, Rebel Satoshi had kicked off Rebels Round 1 of its ongoing presale, with RBLZ available for purchase at $0.013. Interestingly, this price means investors who bought $RBLZ at $0.010 during the Early Bird Round are looking at a possible 30% ROI. The returns could increase to 150% if $RBLZ achieves its final presale price of $0.025.

If you are interested in this project, you can use Bitcoin (BTC) or any of the 50 supported cryptos to buy $RBLZ and join the Rebel Satoshi uprising.

For the latest updates and more information, be sure to visit the official Rebel Satoshi Presale Website or contact Rebel Red via Telegram.

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