Solana News Update: Snorter Merges Meme Trends with Technology to Seize Solana’s Bull Market Momentum
- Snorter, a Solana-based meme coin trading bot, raised $5.4M in presale ahead of October 27 exchange listing. - The bot offers sub-second trades, 0.85% fees, AI rug-pull detection, and direct liquidity pool access. - Solana's 4.5% daily gain and "megaphone" price pattern amplify Snorter's potential in the bullish meme coin sector. - Analysts predict 50x SNORT token gains, citing its utility-driven approach and 107% staking APY for early holders.
The crypto market is currently experiencing a strong upward momentum, as
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One of its main advantages is a highly competitive fee model: SNORT token holders are charged just 0.85% per transaction, which is lower than competitors such as Trojan and
Recent price movements for Solana have further boosted the outlook for this project. The network has bounced back from a $175 low to $188, forming a “megaphone” chart pattern that could drive prices up to $240. This resurgence has renewed enthusiasm for Solana’s meme coin space, where projects such as
As the crypto sector anticipates a possible surge in meme coins, Snorter’s combination of speed, security, and low transaction costs could help it become a leading player. With Solana’s ecosystem gaining momentum and on-chain activity on the rise, the launch timing for Snorter seems particularly favorable.
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Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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