Branstetter joined the meme coin market as an experiment, one he anticipated would fail. He wanted to show his followers that cryptocurrency, which he had always called “unicorn fart dust,” was ...

The meme coin sector is set for major growth in 2025. Strong community support and strategic listings drive promising tokens despite market corrections.

Ronald Branstetter is photographed in his Chesterfield basement studio on Feb. 5, 2025, where he does an online program about ...

Both Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) and the Official Trump meme coin, with the ticker TRUMP, are among the most well-known meme plays out there at the moment. But, contrary to what you may have heard ...

$UFD surged 26.5% Wednesday night after Ledger announced it was providing a Ledger Flex and Ledger Stax bundle to Branstetter Branstetter's Phantom wallet was hacked ...

a gold and silver YouTuber who created the Unicorn Fart Dust (UFD) meme coin that easily smashed the $100 million market cap-line not even a month since its launch. Now, six weeks after UFD bred ...

It's easy to dismiss meme coins. The conventional thinking has always been that you should steer clear of them. They are too risky and too speculative, and it's nearly impossible to make money ...

It's easy to dismiss meme coins. The conventional thinking has always been that you should steer clear of them. They are too risky and too speculative, and it's nearly impossible to make money with ...

“Unicorn Fart Dust.” Meme coin gamblers saw this video, however, and bought the coin en masse—causing his token to skyrocket, quickly turning Branstetter's holdings into $1.2 million worth of UFD. On ...

Investing based on financial fundamentals is often a challenging endeavor when evaluating cryptocurrencies, especially meme coins. While it's possible to make a solid rationale for buying the main ...