Why Top Investors Are Quietly Buying This Unlisted Coin for Less Than 1 Cent

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Now that Olympics season has ended, crypto fans are bracing for the token claim and exchange launch tomorrow of The Meme Games ($MGMES), a brand new buy-to-win token presale that raised over $440,000.

Degens called $MGMES the official meme coin of this year’s Olympics, thanks to its unique ability to help holders put their money to work. It also charmed meme coin fans with a star-studded cast of meme coin avatars that pays homage to some of the biggest meme coins in Web3 history.

The token claim will drop tomorrow, Tuesday 10 September, subsequently landing on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) later that day.

The main lure of The Meme Games is the token’s central event, an event with randomized chances of winning called the 169-meter race.

To run the race, participants simply purchase tokens on the presale website and then select one of five avatars inspired by Olympian meme coin projects, each with an equal chance – Dogecoin ($DOGE), Pepe ($PEPE), DogWifHat ($WIF), Brett ($BRETT) or Turbo ($TURBO).

If the purchaser’s chosen athlete wins, they’ll receive 25% extra $MGMES tokens as a bonus on their original purchase.

It collected $100k within minutes of launch earlier in the summer as investors crowded the stands to snap up the meme coin of the summer.

Now, the total amount of funds raised is closing in on half a million.

$MGMES currently sells via the presale website at a fixed presale price of $0.00945.

Less than 24 hours remain at this price tier, so investors can bag 10,000 $MGMES tokens for just $94.50 ahead of this week’s token claim and DEX listing.

That means anyone who buys 10,000 $MGMES has a 20% chance of automatically