Forget Dogwifhat. Seriously. And while you’re all out there chasing the same old lame trends, I’m just thinking different. Make no mistake, April’s crypto boom isn’t about rehashing yesterday’s memes, it’s about discovering the next wave. And that wave is drowning the coins with real innovation, not just a dog in a hat. You want in on the real action? Then pay attention.

AI Meme Coins Are The Future

If we’re being truthful, the majority of meme coins are just that—meme’s. They’re ephemeral, hype-driven, and disappear faster than you can say “rug pull.” But what if you took the virality of that same meme and infused it with the power of artificial intelligence? That's where Dawgz AI ($DAGZ) comes in.

This isn't just another dog-themed coin.⚡$DAGZ is a community-driven Ethereum project that leverages the power of AI. We don’t know all the particulars just yet, and that’s what is most thrilling about it! Think about it: AI can analyze market trends, generate hyper-relevant memes, and even automate community engagement. It’s as if there were a 24/7 marketing team baked into the coin.

Dogwifhat? Cute. But can it learn and adapt? Can it think? Well, I’m not betting against the future and the future is AI. And, at the moment, you can purchase $DAGZ for just $0.004 during presale. That’s the sort of early access that gets you excited about crypto.

So here’s where I draw my out-of-left-field connection between these two subjects. Remember the dot-com boom? It was still the wild west where everyone was throwing money at anything with a “.com” in the name. Most failed spectacularly. The companies that did flourish, Amazon and Google in particular, were able to shape the internet to their advantage. They intentionally stayed user-obsessed and problem-oriented. AI meme coins are at that very same inflection point. Most will fail. Yet the ones smart enough to use AI well might just be the Amazons of crypto. And $DAGZ has that potential.

I'm not saying it's guaranteed. Crypto is inherently risky. Ignoring the importance of looking beyond established meme coins, as WIF is a dangerous gamble. That’s a little bit like betting on secure, reliable dial-up internet connections in 2024.

Beyond Hype, Utility Still Matters

Tremendous liquidity is flooding into the crypto market. Bitcoin is holding steady as these blockchain upgrades continue to make transactions faster and cheaper. All good news. As tempting as it is though, don’t let the green candles fool you.

Real value comes from utility. Ask yourself: Does this coin solve a problem? Does it offer something unique? Or is it merely taking an unsubstantiated hype train?

Don't just listen to influencers. Do your own research. Read the whitepaper. Check out the team's backgrounds. Join the community Discord. Ask tough questions.

  • Utility: What does the coin do?
  • Transparency: Is the team open and communicative?
  • Community: Is there a strong and active community behind the project?
  • Early Progress: Is there any evidence that the project is actually being developed?

You know what else matters? The team behind it. If the team is not publicly known, that’s a huge red flag. Transparency is key. You have to understand who you are placing your trust and money in.

This is where I start to get really pissed off. Too many are pumping money into meme coins without any consideration for the fundamentals or seeking out value. They're going to get burned. And it’s going to unfairly tarnish crypto’s reputation. Don't be one of those people.

Okay, so I’ve been hyping up $DAGZ. To be fair and give equal time to the other side, here’s a contrast. So, welcome to SPX6900, riding the S&P 500 meme to victory. As of this writing it’s trading at $0.4453 with a market cap just over $409 million.

SPX6900: A Risky Gamble

SPX6900 is a pure meme play. It's riding the wave of the S&P 500 meme trend, which, let's be honest, is already starting to feel a little stale.

Look, I get the appeal. It's funny. It's topical. Is it sustainable? Does it have any real utility? I'm not convinced. The market cap is already sky-high.

This is a high-risk, high-reward play. If the meme keeps rolling, SPX6900 might have some serious upside. Unfortunately, if that meme dies, the coin may lose its value in an instant.

Think of it like this: SPX6900 is like buying a lottery ticket. Sure, you may hit it out of the ballpark, but the odds are heavily and unfairly stacked in opposition to you. Conversely, $DAGZ is more like investing in a startup. It’s still dangerous, no question about it, but there is the much greater opportunity for long-term appreciation.

The crypto boom of April 2023 has arrived, and it would be a mistake to let FOMO push you into hasty decisions. Say goodbye to the old-school meme coins, educate yourself, invest in projects that provide actual utility and promise to be disruptive. Dawgz AI ($DAGZ) is my favorite pick in April, but of course, this is all just my opinion. So, conduct your own due diligence, and happy responsible investing! And for Satoshi’s sake, cease acquiring coins purely due to a dog in a cap.

The Bottom Line

April's crypto boom is here, but don't let FOMO drive your decisions. Ditch the tired meme coins, do your research, and focus on projects with real utility and disruptive potential. Dawgz AI ($DAGZ) is my top pick for April, but remember, it's just my opinion. Do your own due diligence and invest responsibly. And for the love of Satoshi, stop buying coins just because a dog is wearing a hat.