Crypto 101 – Know Your Memecoins
The crypto world is exciting — but it’s not always safe. Studies show that over 99% of meme coins launched on decentralized exchanges fail, turn out to be scams, or simply fade away.
We built this page to help you spot the difference between hype coins that just want your money and projects (like $FIM) that combine fun and real utility.
Meme Coin vs. Utility Token vs. Hybrid Token
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
Meme Coin | Created mainly for fun & viral hype. Often no real-world use, only speculation. |
Utility Token | Has an actual use in an ecosystem — payments, gaming, governance, services. |
 Hybrid Token (like $FIM) | Combines meme culture with genuine utility. Fun, viral, and usable for payments and community rewards. |
💬 Why Education Matters
IMPORTANT: DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH
If you do not understand the terms on this page, do not contribute.
Study first. Your capital is at risk.
🔍 Crypto Safety 101: Red Flags to Watch For
⚠️ Unrealistic profit promises
⚠️ No public transparency or unclear tokenomics
⚠️ Liquidity that isn’t locked or trackable on-chain
⚠️ Fake hype or bot-driven growth
⚠️ Sudden supply changes
⚠️ Projects relying only on unverified, anonymous infrastructure
🟩 How $FIM Is Different
A simple checklist of what good crypto projects should look like — and how FIM follows those principles.
⭐ 1. Fair Distribution
- 95% of all tokens are distributed through the ICO and airdrops.
- 5% reserved for development and ecosystem growth.
- No private deals, no early insiders, no hidden allocations.
⭐ 2. Transparent Tokenomics
- Fixed supply: 10,000,000,000 FIM
- No minting, no freezing — authorities permanently revoked
- All mechanics clearly documented and publicly verifiable
⭐ 3. Real Liquidity Structure
- 90% of raised SOL is added to the DEX liquidity pool after the ICO
- Liquidity activation happens on-chain and can be verified by anyone
- LP structure designed for long-term stability, not hype cycles
⭐ 4. Public, Trackable Wallets
- Liquidity Wallet
- Airdrop Wallet
- Team/Development Wallet
- All movements transparent and visible on-chain
⭐ 5. Infrastructure You Can Trust
- Built using industry-standard systems:
- Google Cloud, Firebase, Cloudflare, advanced anti-bot protections, and secure payment processing.
- No anonymous infrastructure.
- No opaque “mystery servers.”
- Google Cloud, Firebase, Cloudflare, advanced anti-bot protections, and secure payment processing.
- No anonymous infrastructure.
- No opaque “mystery servers.”
How $FIM Stacks Up
| Feature | $FIM | Dogecoin | PEPE | $TRUMP | Typical Meme Coin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liquidity | Locked after ICO | Community-based | Volatile | Partial liquidity | Often unlocked |
| Supply | Fixed (10B) | Inflationary | Fixed | Capped | Varies |
| Early Insider Allocation | No early insider allocations | Fair mining origin | Unknown | Large early supply | Common |
| Real-World Use | Emerging real-world use | Limited | None | None | Rare |
| Supply Reductions | Optional supply reductions (burns) | No | No | No | Rare |
Legend:
🔍 DYOR isn’t a slogan — it’s how you stay safe.
Here’s a simple checklist for evaluating any project (including ours):
1. Verify the liquidity process
After the ICO and token distribution, 90% of funds move from the Pool Capital Wallet into the official DEX liquidity pool (FIM–SOL/USDC).
Trading only activates after this on-chain transaction.
LP tokens are locked according to the published schedule, and every step can be viewed transparently on the blockchain.
You can see and verify every transaction.
2. Check who powers the project
We rely on established, industry-standard providers for infrastructure (Google Cloud, Firebase, Cloudflare) and regulated payment processors.
This gives the project a reliable operational base rather than depending solely on anonymous Web3 tools.
3. Understand the tokenomics
Fixed supply, public distribution, no insider allocations, and anti-dump mechanics.
Everything is documented clearly — take a moment to review so you know exactly how the system works.
4. Confirm the official mint address
Always cross-check the token address before interacting.
Look-alike copies exist in every ecosystem, so verifying the correct mint ensures you’re dealing with the real asset.
Useful Resources
An in-depth guide to recognizing common cryptocurrency scams.
Official alerts and guidance from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Educational articles on a wide range of crypto topics, from beginner to advanced.
Legal Disclaimer
$FIM does not promise guaranteed returns.
Only contribute what you are prepared to lose.
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