Meme Coin Devs are doing wild things on live streams to attract tokens.

Livestreaming your pretend mom shaking her breasts to attract your meme coin is the ultimate crypto scam. But this is called a sexual arousal sign LIVEMOMis just the beginning of the increasingly weird—and rapidly expanding—meme coin livestreams worm.

Kidnapping, even more Half naked womenand fake amputees are all part of this emerging livestreaming meta that has taken underground Solana Djinn traders by storm.

At the same time LiveMom was rocking 36DDs next to her baby boy, another live stream was going on. Aspiring political candidate Leland King Fawcett was trying to create a meme coin called IMLIVEKICK, but the token fell short of the $110,000 market cap. About 10,000 dollars in one hour– Viewers say when the streamer gets ridiculously angry.

It is now effectively worthless. Ever since then, she has had a faucet. It was transferred five more times With countless meme coins going to zero. The streamer claims that sniper bots are “snapping” its tokens, and now plans to “snatch” sniper bots in response. But some people in his Discord believe that this is his full-time fling.

And it goes amid this increasingly gonzo trend that is seeing some developers trying to stand out in the crowded meme coin market.

Where did this come from?

Every live stream meme has that coin. Decrypt It has been shown using Pump. Fun. This protocol allows anyone to create a Solana meme coin in minutes. Only 0.02 SOL ($3) Solana has seen an explosion of new brands as the barrier to entry is lower than ever.

Like famous meme coins Mich, Shark catAnd Mewing coin They all started using Pump.fun, along with thousands of others. In fact, the daily record for new Solana-based tokens was broken on Tuesday, with 16,534 new tokens flooding the network in a single day. And Pump.fun is now one of them The most profitable protocols In all crypto.

Pump.fun is how the “first” live streaming simulator was created according to the devs. Richard Podgurski, co-founder LiveTwitchHe says he had a “very unhealthy obsession” with Pump.fun when random memes added up to a million dollar market cap.

“Pump.fun combined with free speech and Internet memes has given birth to 4Chan 2.0 on degenerate steroids,” Podgurski said. Decrypt via email. “And I love every damn inch of it… the bad, the funny, the ugly. It is no less than the biggest corner of the internet these days.

Soon he wanted in the action and created LiveTwitch March 26 With his partner Savannah – before starting a 52-hour live streaming. The goal was to recreate the social media revenue model using the token as a subscriber model.

While LiveMom He promised to twerk If the coin's value reaches the $750,000 market cap, LiveTwitch couples promise to get married if they reach $20 million. LiveTwitch's more sane approach to live streaming doesn't seem to capture the attention that LiveMom did, however.

Deterioration will prevail

In the days following LiveMom mania, the livestream went meta — and the crash level only grew from there.

copy project, LIVESISA flow sister hatched with dreams of hitting a $100,000 market cap to take off her bra. Once the goal is reached, it is called. The sister revealed her chest– Although many viewers believed it was a man – before the sign went down Very zeroAllegedly by pulling a rug.

We see a man named Roman being “kidnapped” by the devs when they promise to release him for a market value of $100,000. In the middle of the live broadcast Roman Whipped with a stick while wearing a backpack over his head, the sign came in quickly.

After a few days, Someone said that I have no hands And so it was impossible to pull a rug and extract all the liquid from the coin. Okay, he lied. After three minutes live, he was tagged under the chin. The man revealed his hidden handsHe rushed to his computer and immediately sold $1,000 worth of hands.

This live meta shines a light on the disturbing truth that, as humans, we gravitate toward the weird, the crazy, and the downright wrong. Like watching the latest serial killer documentary on Netflix or slowing down after a car accident, it's hard to ignore the shocking value of the nonsense that pops up on crypto every now and then at Pump.fun and elsewhere.

Typically, carpet pulling is a nightmare for investors. But the live streaming meta is reinventing why investors seek undervalued gems.

Did the investors in LIVESIS believe it would be the next blue chip meme coin? Or were you hoping to check out the streamer and get rid of the junk in the process? Do Roman investors care about their own purse or the purse over Roman's head?

As crypto markets have largely cooled in recent weeks, some crypto devs can't help but try shocking new methods to increase demand for their Memcoins. And some investors, they can't help but watch and buy.

Edited by Andrew Hayward.