In the world of cryptocurrency, memecoins, also known as ‘shitcoins,’ are tokens without true value created for quick profits. Examples include $Trump and $Melania, which have seen significant drops in value. Memecoins are based on internet memes, such as Dogecoin, originally created as a joke but now a thriving currency. Despite this, Kōura Wealth founder Rupert Carlyon warns against investing in memecoins due to their volatility and susceptibility to scams. He advocates for caution, research, and only investing what one can afford to lose. The rise of memecoins threatens the reputation of cryptocurrency as a reliable investment and highlights the need for regulation in the industry. Carlyon emphasizes the importance of understanding the project, its goals, and the risks before investing in memecoins.
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has suggested new regulations for foreign homebuyers amid concerns from Foreign Minister Winston Peters about rising migration. Luxon emphasized that discussions focus on the value of homes immigrants can purchase rather than their origins or skills, with Peters advocating for a complete review of the current scheme. Want More Context? 🔎
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