MemeCore's Wild New Rewards Program: Bots Beware!

Hang onto your hats, crypto fans! MemeCore, the memecoin powerhouse, just dropped a bombshell rewards program designed to flush out those pesky bots once and for all.

It's memecoin madness out there, and platforms are pulling out all the stops. On Friday, June 27, MemeX, the hottest memecoin launchpad on the MemeCore blockchain, kicked off a viral campaign that's got everyone talking. Not only are they showering users with cash, but they're also tackling the AI menace head-on.

Get this: MemeX is splashing out a whopping $700,000 in rewards, but they're not just handing it out to anyone. Oh no, they've got a plan to keep the bots at bay. Enter their hilariously named verification system, Proof of Sh*t. It's genius, really—bots might be smart, but they sure as heck can't fake a good ol' human dump!

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In celebration to collaboration with @KaitoAI, we are introducing the new PoS, Proof of 💩 — a simple human verification system where users prove human with every day 💩

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This crazy stunt has users logging their daily doo-doo, with photographic evidence sent straight to MemeX. Sure, it's a head-turner, but MemeX insists it's the real deal—a verification method that AI just can't crack.

For those who make the cut, rewards are up for grabs based on how much buzz they create during the campaign. The top 30 users will each pocket a cool $10,000, while spots 51-100 will score $2,000. A total of 400 lucky users will walk away with ranked rewards in MemeCore tokens when the curtain falls on July 24.

Bots: The Airdrop Killjoys

Token airdrops are the lifeblood of crypto engagement, but they've got a bot problem that just won't quit. These digital pests can whip up thousands of wallets, fake engagement like pros, and swipe the rewards right out from under real users' noses.

It's called airdrop farming, and it's driving crypto projects up the wall. Sure, KYC and biometrics could sort it out, but without them, telling real users from bots is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. And let's not forget, some projects go overboard and end up stiffing legit participants. It's a wild world out there, folks!