How Big Eyes Meme Coin compares to Shiba Inu, Tamadoge

Big Eyes (BIG) is about to enter its presale stage 3 with $3.2 million raised and counting. The cat meme coin appears to be growing very fast and is set to achieve its promise to reach the top of the meme coin rankings.

Let’s take a look at how Big Eyes (BIG) Coin compares to cryptocurrencies like

Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Tamadoge (TAMA).

Shiba Inu and a very clever Rivalry

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is a decentralised cryptocurrency meme coin created in 2020 as an alternative to Dogecoin- or in the words of the creators, the ‘Dogecoin Killer’. SHIB runs on an open-source Ethereum network and, at the moment of writing, is ranked 14th in online markets at $0.00001086 with a market cap of $6,077,608,741.

Shiba Inu was created to destroy Dogecoin; this animosity played nicely into the meme arena because who doesn’t love a turf war? After all, it’s a dog-eat-dog world.

But Shiba Inu knew what it was doing when it jumped on the bandwagon of Dogecoin and Bitcoin (which was considered a meme even though it was not one). It used the same 2013 meme of the Shiba Inu Japanese dog breed as its idol and took to the internet with an express desire to outdo Dogecoin.

With this carefully considered rivalry, Shiba Inu marked out its equal in Dogecoin, targeting a community and, at the same time, Elon Musk, who threw his weight behind Dogecoin in April 2019, which was a massive catalyst for growth.

This affiliation and community drive behind the rivalry between Shiba Inu vs Dogecoin set SHIB up for being in the right blockchain at the right time.

In 2020 Elon Musk shared cryptic tweets about the Shiba Inu coin and that he was moving from Dogecoin. This really propelled the coin into the limelight.

#TamadogeArmy put utility first

Tamadoge is on a war path to be the king of the meme coins by addressing one of the issues that a lot of meme coins face after their rapid growth. There is a harsh price retrace which can hurt a lot of holders. Shiba Inu and Dogecoin, although successful, are now considered novelty coins by many.

Tamadoge has used the doge aesthetics and combined it with play2earn gameplay mechanics to revolutionise the meme coin’s potential.

In the Tamaveres, Pets are NFTs that you can mint, pet and raise to do battle with friends to earn points and rewards at the end of the month.

How does Big Eyes (BIG) compare?

Big Eyes (BIG) is a new community meme token as a homage to a very cute cat with sparkling green eyes. The goal of Big Eyes (Big) is to transfer wealth into the Defi ecosystem and protect and preserve our oceans and seas.

Both Shiba Inu and Tamadoge have followed in the footsteps of Dogecoin (DOGE); even if they have both sought to outdo DOGE, it is currently ranked higher than both of them.

Big Eyes knows that everyone isn’t a dog person; people love cats as well. Especially in China and Japan. Where the feline is a big deal- just like crypto.

It’s a rival, but it’s not trying to replace Dogecoin but create a space for cat lovers too. There are so many of them out there that it’s no wonder that the coin has seen such rapid growth in its presale stage.

While Tamadoge (TAMA) is all about adding utility with its play to earn mechanics, Big Eyes has opted for the more philanthropic utility of charitable action. Big Eyes have pledged 5% of their coins to help clean up our oceans.

The Future is Green

It’s obvious the Big Eyes team understand that there is a huge green investment trend flourishing in every industry at the moment, which the crypto world is a part of with the recent switch to PoS. So big Eyes unlike Tamadoge have created a meme coin with a utility everyone can get behind.

Big Eyes Coin (BIG)
Website: https://bigeyes.space/
Telegram: https://t.me/BIGEYESOFFICIAL
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BigEyesCoin

 

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