Interesting how I’ve been in many meme communities and one thing I’ve noticed within most is the passion to drive their tokens success, but success in this case is not something that is wished for.

A tokens success doesn’t happen because you wish it to or because holders are raiding the space hard, and by the “space” I mean Twitter, or because buyers are not selling, nope.

In fact, where most people get it wrong is when they think a token is only successful when numbers are going up, because going up is one thing. Staying up is another thing.

Distribution

A very important overlooked factor is the tokens distribution, your token in as much hands as possible is very important because it directly impacts the longevity and sustainability of the project.

When a token is well-distributed across a wide range of holders, it means that the project has a larger, more diverse community. This diversity brings stability, as the token is less likely to be affected by the actions of a few large holders—often referred to as "whales."

In a well-distributed community, the risk of a massive sell-off is minimized because ownership is spread across many participants, each with their own levels of commitment and investment.

This creates a more resilient market where the token's value isn't easily manipulated, and where true organic growth can occur.

Moreover, wide distribution fosters greater engagement and adoption. The more people who own and use the token, the more it's integrated into various aspects of the ecosystem—whether that's through trading, staking, or utilizing it within dApps (decentralized applications).

This kind of widespread participation is what drives real, sustainable success. It's not just about creating hype or achieving short-term gains.

Another crucial point is that when more people hold your token, the chances of it being talked about and shared increase exponentially.

This kind of grassroots marketing is invaluable. It leads to more organic reach, more believers in the project, and ultimately, more long-term holders who are invested not just financially, but emotionally as well and even “spiritually” as I like to say.

What then is the right approach in tackling the issue of distribution in meme tokens? I will delve deeper into this in another post. But let’s quickly get this, firstly, there is no “one” right way to do this, but observations have it that some are more efficient than others.

Now check this and tell me how efficient you think it is. So we successfully CTO’d a meme on Solana, crazy lore, reach and appeal, price action has been crazy, but we would like to approach our mode of token distribution from a different angle from what most are used to.

Meet My Friend Khal

I have a friend Khal somewhere in the U.S that built a platform where the community earns their token based on their social activity within the platform, it operates on its own mode of traditional algorithms, I’ve used the platform for 4 years so I know exactly how it works.

Because I know how much work has been put into that platform, I’ll offer him a deal of at least $1m, yeah, then I’ll ask him to fork his platform, but for my meme token, in this case the name of the meme is $SIGMA,

….so, imagine….Twitter,….but where each “like” is a percentage of reward for the liked post. This reward will be in $SIGMA tokens, they will come from a reward pool that has been designated in the blockchain,

$SIGMA holders will determine the amount of $SIGMA tokens a post will get from the reward pool based on the amount of $SIGMA they hold. After 7 days, each posts accumulated $SIGMAs will be claimable in their wallets.

Since my friend Khal is already a guru at this, it wouldn’t be so difficult. By doing this, tokens are better distributed especially into hands that provide the most value.

This will be the starting point. Then we can iterate as we see fit.

Kindly share your thoughts

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