I've been thinking a lot about the risks and rewards tied to meme tokens that attach themselves to real-world niches like gaming and streaming. most end up as pump-and-dump plays, yet a few survive because they actually solve a problem.

    In streaming, creators face platform cuts, inconsistent pay, and discoverability issues; imagine a token that turns trades into direct donations. StreamerCoin on Pump. fun claims to do that, routing fees to Twitch streamers and earning shoutouts from bigger channels while helping smaller creators scale.

    The model is clever: visible on-chain donations show up on-stream, pull in curious viewers, and create a feedback loop that drives volume and more payouts.

    Market caps hitting multi-million peaks hint it can grow beyond momentary hype, but sustainability hinges on transparent tokenomics, fair distribution, active community governance, and anti-rug measures.

    Always check on-chain flows, holder concentration, and whether donations actually land where they should.

    How are you vetting creator-centric tokens?

    Any wins or horror stories?

    Personally I'm sizing positions small on Bitget onchain and watching on-chain flows and streamer feedback before scaling up.

    $STREAMER Builds Real Utility for Twitch Streamers and Traders
    byu/Green_Candler inCryptoMoonShots



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