STARS Token Rallies 22% as Exchange Listing Fuels Meme Coin Momentum
Crypto All-Stars, the unified staking ecosystem for meme coins, is set to further elevate its native token, STARS, with upcoming listings on centralized exchanges (CEXs). This marks a significant milestone since $STARS became available on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) on December 23, 2024.
Since its launch, the token has doubled the returns of presale investors despite initial profit-taking. Gathering momentum, the project has attracted 22,600 token holders and reached a market capitalization of $18.25 million.
The much-anticipated CEX listing was unveiled via an X post at 6:30 PM UTC, with insider chatter suggesting the possibility of listings on multiple exchanges.
Following the announcement, STARS experienced a 22% price increase, reaching $0.00046 from a prior low of $0.0003587. Enthusiastic investors are now setting their sights on reclaiming the token’s initial listing price and potentially nearing its peak value of $0.00206. Trading volumes over 24 hours have already hit $6 million, and with CEX listings imminent, STARS is well-positioned to attract a mix of novice and experienced traders. Unlike DEXs, centralized exchanges offer reduced costs and improved accessibility, avoiding the Ethereum gas fees common in DEX transactions.
Despite currently trading below its DEX listing and presale prices, STARS presents an advantageous opportunity for early adopters looking to lower their entry cost. New investors can also enter the market at an enticing price point. A $500 investment at the current level could potentially generate a 224% return, should the token rebound to its listing-day value.
Anticipation is building for the upcoming launch of Crypto All-Stars’ MemeVault, slated for January 2025. Although the exact launch date remains undisclosed, excitement is palpable following the $20K Last Meme Standing Competition's success. This event encouraged community engagement by inviting members to stake their favored meme coins, rewarding the largest staking pool with a $20,000 prize.
The competition’s unique countdown system, ranking tokens based on the freshest staking activity, kept stakers vying for leaderboard dominance. Any new staking activity reset the timer, and eventually, the contest concluded once activity ceased. Pepe emerged as the winner with stakes totaling 3.6 billion tokens.
This competition dispelled doubts about MemeVault’s innovative unified staking system. Constructed on the ERC-1155 standard, the platform ensures seamless multi-token handling, underpinning Crypto All-Stars’ robust ecosystem.
MemeVault currently accepts widely loved meme coins such as Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Pepe, and Floki Inu, among others.
With further coin additions on the horizon, the appeal of the ecosystem is set to broaden. Stakers of $STARS tokens are entitled to triple rewards, incentivizing long-term investment in the native token. Audits by Coinsult and SolidProof have been completed, ensuring Crypto All-Stars is a secure investment, freed from worries about rug pulls or security vulnerabilities.
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