MEMEX Coin Listing on Uniswap Ends in Collapse Just Minutes After Launch
Listed yesterday at 14:00 UTC on Uniswap, with a listing price of $0.016, the MEMEX coin plummeted by 92% within minutes, reaching a price of $0.001312. Crypto investors holding the digital token rushed to sell their blockchain-based assets, trying to cut losses before more zeros were added. As of the time of writing, approximately 28 hours after the MEMEX coin went live, the Meme Index MEMEX coin is trading around $0.00125, with a Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) of $18M. This sharp decline resembles the price drop that occurred with Wall Street Pepe shortly after its Uniswap listing, raising similar concerns among crypto investors.
Meme Index Presale Investors Paid More Than the Public Listing Price
The listing price of $0.016 is actually lower than what many investors paid during the Meme Index presale. Specifically, those who participated in the MEMEX token presale after the first week of February 2025, when the meme index presale price surpassed $0.016, now find themselves in a severe loss position. These web3 investors expected a discount and upside for taking early risks, but the crypto project failed to deliver that basic presale value proposition.
The principle behind most crypto presales is to reward early backers with lower prices before the tokens are launched on public exchanges. In this case, Meme Index raised significant funds during the presale phase, yet failed to justify the high presale valuations during the actual exchange listing.
Liquidity Pool Analysis Raises Red Flags for Meme Index Crypto Project
The Meme Index project added 90 ETH to the Uniswap liquidity pool, equivalent to approximately $169,000 at the time, which accounts for just 3.7% of the total funds raised during the memex coin presale. This allocation is far below expectations. In our view, a minimum liquidity allocation of 5% is expected, and closer to 10% is a healthier standard in most blockchain projects.
Such a small pool raises transparency and trust issues, especially in crypto presales, where investors rely heavily on tokenomics, liquidity ratios, and proper fund distribution to assess project credibility.
Ties to Marketing Firm Clickout Media Raise Further Questions About MEMEX Token Legitimacy
The Meme Index crypto project is promoted by the market firm Clickout Media, reportedly owned by the same individual behind Finixio. When accessing the Meme Index presale website from a UK IP address, a warning message appears, indicating that the team behind the MEMEX token is operating from the UK.
In a prior investigation, TheHolyCoins identified connections between several entities operating in the crypto presale space. These findings raise additional concerns about whether Meme Index MEMEX may be part of a larger network of interconnected blockchain projects targeting early-stage cryptocurrency investors with questionable practices.
Community Discussion: Is the Meme Index MEMEX Coin Another Presale Scam?
Is the Meme Index MEMEX token a crypto scam, or just a failed launch? Could it be part of a known network of digital asset promotions under shared ownership or control?
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