Jordan Lyall, Founder of $MEME Project Shares his Thoughts on the Intersection of DeFi and NFT – Ep. 22

In this episode, Bobby Ong, co-founder of CoinGecko is joined by Jordan Lyall, Founder of $MEME Project. Bobby interviewed Jordan on the history of $MEME, Pineapples and its use cases, MEME's trading cards as well as the intersection of DeFi and NFT.

[00:00:02] Intro
[00:01:22] History of MEME Project
[00:09:43] Name shift from DeGenerator to MEME
[00:13:00] Pineapples staking with MEME token
[00:16:25] Why stake a maximum of only five MEME tokens?
[00:20:20] Rewards for loyal users
[00:22:20] Plans for NFT trading cards
[00:28:07] Thoughts on the intersection of DeFi and NFT
[00:33:53] Where to follow the MEME project?

Quotes from the episode:

“You probably shouldn't buy it. And then it was like a light bulb, 'Don't buy MEME'. That's a meme in itself, right. #DontbuyMEME.” [00:08:48] 

“You can't stake more than five (pineapples) per wallet that was our intention...we didn't want the whales to just come in and mint up all the NFTs.” [00:17:44]

“In the next couple of weeks, we'll launch a campaign, a joint project with Decentraland, where you can lock up MEME tokens and MANA tokens.” [00:27:10]

Links

MEME - https://dontbuymeme.com/
CoinGecko - https://www.coingecko.com/
Meme (MEME) on CoinGecko - https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/meme

Social Media

MEME:
https://twitter.com/DontBuyMeme
https://t.me/thedegenerator

CoinGecko:
https://twitter.com/coingecko
https://t.me/coingecko