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You may want to ask, "What is Coze?" and "Why should I care?" Well, as it is stated on their official website, Coze is a next-generation AI Agent building platform. Coze enables users with all levels of programming (and no code) experience to create various chatbots and deploy them across social platforms and messaging apps like Discord, Telegram, LINE and Slack. Why should I care? Coze has been proven to be very helpful and easy to use. Here is why: - Coze allows you (as a user) to use GPT-4 Turbo (128K) for free. We have seen different techniques, such as RAG and GPT4V. Usually, these require a lot more work to do locally. There is software to install, many things to configure, and many errors to solve. But with Coze, all of these can be done easily, even with no code experience. - As a platform, other bots can be used (as Multi-agent) via their Agent (Bot) Store. Besides, the bot can also be deployed on many other social platforms such as Discord and Telegram.   Imagine sharing your own AI bots with your friends. Isn't it cool? To crown it all, before I show you how to build a GPT4 Workflow/ Chatbot with Coze, the Coze platform offers a Coze Assistant bot, which already has a strong ability to help you create any bot (even with no code experience) and can call another user-created bot by simply typing '@'. How to Build GPT4 Workflow/Chatbot With Coze Step 1 Simply click the '+ Create bot' button on the top left. Give it a name and description of your bot. Click the 'Generate' button below, and the profile picture can be generated easily using Coze AI. Step 2 Then is the most interesting part; a workspace where you can design everything of your bot, in creation. Have you seen 'GPT-4 (8K)' on top? Look up. Here, you can switch the model and change its parameters, such as temperature. Have you heard the debate about whether ChatGPT gets stupid? It's funny right‽ Many said that it's because of the change in ChatGPT temperature. Here you are in control of the temperature of our own bot. Step 3 To begin, write down the persona and prompt of the bot, like 'You are a good translator, and you will translate chats according to the user's chats.' We can even use AI to optimize the translation prompts.  The optimized prompt looks more professional, right? After this, we can change its ability. For example, if we want to gain the ability to gather information from a picture uploaded by the user, we can add the GPT4V plugin in the menu that pops up after we click '+' on the left of 'plugin'. Step 4 A more interesting thing is that we can use our own knowledge base here. First, we need to create a knowledge base on the Coze platform. We can upload PDF documents, Notion links, and many other things here. We can do segmentation in either an automated way or a custom way. Later, we will still be able to edit the segmentation. After this, we add the knowledge base to the bot's workspace. We can choose a call method and set other parameters. If we choose 'on Demand Call', we must add 'recallKnowledge' in the prompt. In addition We can change its opening questions/greetings to reflect its appearance and experience. We can even choose the bot's voice to read its output automatically. Step 5 And finally, click the 'publish' button on the top right corner, and then we can deploy it across various platforms such as Coze's own bot store, Telegram configuring the bot with tokens obtained from BotFather in Telegram, and setting up the bot's interactions and responses. It's also super easy. Note: This does not mention other functions, such as Multi-agent, Skills, and Memory. Coze is really easy to use. You may want to ask, "What is Coze?" and "Why should I care?" Well, as it is stated on their official website , Coze is a next-generation AI Agent building platform. "What is Coze?" "What is Coze?" "Why should I care?" "Why should I care?" official website Coze enables users with all levels of programming (and no code) experience to create various chatbots and deploy them across social platforms and messaging apps like Discord, Telegram, LINE and Slack. Coze enables users with all levels of programming (and no code) experience to create various chatbots and deploy them across social platforms and messaging apps like Discord, Telegram, LINE and Slack. (and no code) Why should I care? Why should I care? Coze has been proven to be very helpful and easy to use. Here is why: - Coze allows you (as a user) to use GPT-4 Turbo (128K) for free. We have seen different techniques, such as RAG and GPT4V. Usually, these require a lot more work to do locally. There is software to install, many things to configure, and many errors to solve. But with Coze, all of these can be done easily, even with no code experience. (as a user) - As a platform, other bots can be used (as Multi-agent) via their Agent (Bot) Store. Besides, the bot can also be deployed on many other social platforms such as Discord and Telegram. Imagine sharing your own AI bots with your friends. Isn't it cool? (as Multi-agent) (Bot) Imagine sharing your own AI bots with your friends. Isn't it cool? Imagine sharing your own AI bots with your friends. Isn't it cool? To crown it all, before I show you how to build a GPT4 Workflow/ Chatbot with Coze, the Coze platform offers a Coze Assistant bot, which already has a strong ability to help you create any bot (even with no code experience) and can call another user-created bot by simply typing '@'. how to build a GPT4 Workflow/ Chatbot with Coze, how to build a GPT4 Workflow/ Chatbot with Coze, How to Build GPT4 Workflow/Chatbot With Coze Step 1 Step 1 Simply click the '+ Create bot' button on the top left. Give it a name and description of your bot. Click the 'Generate' button below, and the profile picture can be generated easily using Coze AI. '+ Create bot' '+ Create bot' 'Generate' 'Generate' Step 2 Step 2 Then is the most interesting part; a workspace where you can design everything of your bot, in creation. Have you seen 'GPT-4 (8K)' on top? Look up. Here, you can switch the model and change its parameters, such as temperature. 'GPT-4 (8K)' 'GPT-4 (8K)' Have you heard the debate about whether ChatGPT gets stupid? It's funny right‽ Many said that it's because of the change in ChatGPT temperature. Have you heard the debate about whether ChatGPT gets stupid? It's funny right‽ Many said that it's because of the change in ChatGPT temperature. Have you heard the debate about whether ChatGPT gets stupid? It's funny right‽ Many said that it's because of the change in ChatGPT temperature. Here you are in control of the temperature of our own bot. Step 3 Step 3 To begin, write down the persona and prompt of the bot, like 'You are a good translator, and you will translate chats according to the user's chats.' We can even use AI to optimize the translation prompts. The optimized prompt looks more professional, right? 'You are a good translator, and you will translate chats according to the user's chats.' 'You are a good translator, and you will translate chats according to the user's chats.' After this, we can change its ability. For example, if we want to gain the ability to gather information from a picture uploaded by the user, we can add the GPT4V plugin in the menu that pops up after we click '+' on the left of 'plugin' . '+' '+' 'plugin' 'plugin' Step 4 Step 4 A more interesting thing is that we can use our own knowledge base here. First, we need to create a knowledge base on the Coze platform. We can upload PDF documents, Notion links, and many other things here. We can do segmentation in either an automated way or a custom way. Later, we will still be able to edit the segmentation. After this, we add the knowledge base to the bot's workspace. We can do segmentation in either an automated way or a custom way. Later, we will still be able to edit the segmentation. After this, we add the knowledge base to the bot's workspace. We can choose a call method and set other parameters. If we choose 'on Demand Call' , we must add 'recallKnowledge' in the prompt. 'on Demand Call' 'on Demand Call' 'recallKnowledge' 'recallKnowledge' In addition In addition We can change its opening questions/greetings to reflect its appearance and experience. We can even choose the bot's voice to read its output automatically. Step 5 Step 5 And finally, click the 'publish' button on the top right corner, and then we can deploy it across various platforms such as Coze's own bot store, Telegram configuring the bot with tokens obtained from BotFather in Telegram , and setting up the bot's interactions and responses. It's also super easy. 'publish' 'publish' Telegram configuring the bot with tokens obtained from BotFather in Telegram Note: This does not mention other functions, such as Multi-agent, Skills, and Memory. Coze is really easy to use. Note:

Design and Deploy AI Chatbot Using Coze: How to Build a GPT4 Workflow/Chatbot for Free

THE POPLAR-WEEVIL

HackerNoon Reporter: Please tell us briefly about your background. I was enthralled with technology and entrepreneurship from a young age. I was born in Australia but grew up in Hong Kong. One of my favorite past times was wandering through the bustling electronics markets of Hong Kong, searching for different games or computer parts. When it came time for high school, I had my eye on the entrepreneurial action of Silicon Valley, so I convinced my parents to let me travel solo to the US and attend school in the San Francisco Bay Area. I ended up trying my luck on a few mobile app ideas after high school, including one that let people retrieve digital photo memories (before Snapchat, Facebook, and Google). I was accepted into a San Jose-based incubator called Teens In Tech. In the meantime, I fell in love with Santa Clara University after reading the story of a student named Diane Keng, who graduated after having built and sold multiple startups. That’s how I ended up at Santa Clara University, which is where we founded Poplar Homes (formerly Onerent). What's your startup called? And in a sentence or two, what does it do? Our company is (formerly Onerent). We’re a tech-enabled property management service for residential real estate. Poplar makes renting a home as easy as buying a book off Amazon and helps property owners manage properties like they manage their stocks. We do everything from listing a home for rent to fixing the pipes when there’s a leak! Poplar Homes What is the origin story? We founded Poplar Homes in 2014 after our own terrible housing experience as college students. My co-founders and I were all left without housing one year and figured that was a pretty fundamental problem also experienced by many of our peers. We set up shop in a garage on Poplar Street (part of the inspiration for our new name) and got to work. Our platform ended up renting 90% of the off-campus housing inventory. Eventually, we realized the big opportunity in modernizing not just off-campus housing, but property management as a business model. In late 2015, we expanded beyond college campuses to the general market and started offering full-service property management. Today we manage over 2,200 homes across 10 major markets in the US, doing everything from leasing to maintenance and rent collection. What do you love about your team, and why are you the ones to solve this problem? Our team is not afraid of taking big leaps of faith and weathering the storm. We‘re serious and persistent in our mission to simplify the entire real estate lifecycle. As founders when we started, we personally managed a small portfolio of around 20 properties. We’d go out and take photos, answer calls, clean up the homes, and even handle tricky situations like evictions all on our own. This in-the-field learning was essential for young founders who didn’t have decades of past experience in real estate in our back pocket. I think it gave us a lot of perspective on how difficult it is to be a landlord--even with all the bad rep people give them. We saw how strained relationships can become between a tenant and landlord. Eventually, we combined our organic experience with experienced real estate and tech operators, adding executives to our team from large US Real Estate Investment Trusts and some of the country’s largest property management businesses. Today, our executive team each carries over 10+ years of experience in real estate management, technology, and operations on portfolios as large as 50,000 homes managed across the country. Our advisory board includes Google’s Chief of AI as an investor and advisor. If you weren’t building your startup, what would you be doing? If I weren’t building this startup, I’d certainly be building another--likely in real estate as well. Real estate is a complex asset class. This is why it’s one of the lagging industries in technology adoption. Yet, it’s also the world’s largest asset class. I’m fascinated with building technology to bridge these complex offline-to-online experiences and I believe that’s the current era of innovation that we’re only beginning now. Even the most offline businesses can now benefit from technology and I see massive opportunity in that regard. At the moment, how do you measure success? What are your core metrics? Our primary measure of success is the number of doors (rental units) we have under management and customer satisfaction. As of this writing, we have around 2,200 doors under management and an 85% customer satisfaction rating (the industry average in property management is less than 40%). As we grow, more doors in our portfolio also means more opportunities for us to help renters and real estate investors in all steps of their journey—from renting, to buying, selling, and investing. What’s most exciting about your traction to date? We’ve grown 70% in the last six months as technology adoption in real estate was dramatically accelerated during the pandemic in 2020. We also added key new team members such as Travis Buchanan, our Chief Operating Officer who brings experience in managing tens of thousands of homes at American Homes 4 Rent (NYSE:AMH). What technologies are you currently most excited about, and most worried about? And why? The technology for anti-fraud and identity verification are critical in high-value transactions such as real estate. Over 5.2 million renters each year lose money in a scam when fraudsters spoof rental listings and pose as a landlord to rip-off unassuming renters. I’m excited and feel a sense of urgency around anti-fraud technology to stop the millions of dollars lost by renters. At Poplar, we built a tool called as one way to try and help renters identify scam listings. It’s important to put a stop to rental fraud. Scamlord.ai I would not fear or worry about technology if it weren’t for bad actors such as scammers. In that regard, I worry about the tech that these scammers have at their disposal. Software such as face manipulation or filter apps are concerning as we’ve seen fraudsters attempt to impersonate a stolen identity and bypass facial recognition tools. These data manipulation products, when in the wrong hands, could wreak havoc on people’s wallets and well-being. What drew you to get published on HackerNoon? What do you like most about our platform? We’re big fans of HackerNoon’s editorial team and contributors. As a young startup founder, it’s unrealistic to expect you’ll learn the tricks of the trade in a purely academic setting. Publications such as HackerNoon and the communities built around it help young entrepreneurs absorb so many strategic and tactical best practices that have real application in the company yielding process. What advice would you give to the 21-year-old version of yourself? Go beyond flashy apps and look at the dirtiest, unsexiest problems out there to solve. Look at fundamental human needs and identify what part of the supply chain for that basic need is broken. Often there are fewer people taking action on those problems. Because of that, there is a massive opportunity if your solution is the right one and picks up traction. What is something surprising you've learned this year that your contemporaries would benefit from knowing? In the last year, I learned that the foundation of company culture is what gets you through extremely difficult times like those we all faced in the last year. We’ve been through many of the ups and downs of company-building, but my co-founders and I have worked together on this with full commitment for seven years. The foundation of trust we’ve built between each other is crucial to the success of our team and company. I learned that with the underlying trust, you can act more quickly when there are major changes to your business. Vote Poplar Homes for Startup of the Year in San Jose, California

Go for the "dirtiest, unsexiest problems out there to solve," say Poplar Homes Co-Founder & CTO

HackerNoon Reporter: Please tell us briefly about your  background. My adventure in healthcare started in 2011 when, with a friend of mine, I founded a company that is now called SkinVision, a skin cancer screening app. I was responsible for product and research so that is where I’ve gathered most of my experience in healthcare and got a first hand view of the challenges. What's your startup called? And in a sentence or two, what does it do? Medicai is the name of the startup and it is a web based medical imaging platform that changes the way doctors and patients coordinate care, especially for chronic or rare conditions that require handling of complex medical data - i.e. imaging, digital pathology etc What is the origin story? In 2018 I wanted to do something else after I left my first company. I gathered a team made up of people I worked with in the past and we started exploring. We have experience in computer vision and AI so medical imaging made sense but when we started talking to stakeholders we realised we were surrounded by CDs (which don’t really mix with AI). We started looking into why this is still happening and realised we could make a big difference by changing the way doctors and patients interact. The question actually is: how would interactions between doctors and patients change if had an online tool that allows instant collaboration on those “data sets” - i.e. what if, as a patient, I could view/edit my MRI scan together with my doctor directly online? What do you love about your team, and why are you the ones to solve this problem? I feel we have reached a point where everyone is aligned in doing what is best for the company and we can now focus on that. I believe culture is crucial and we managed to create an open and inclusive environment that can help us build to last. If you weren’t building your startup, what would you be doing? Building another startup? At the moment, how do you measure success? What are your core metrics? We are still very much in the product building phase so we measure engagement and usage. We want a great product so we focus on what our users want and need. Any KPI that can help us better understand what our users want/need is important so DAU/MAU, time spent on avg. -  that type of thing What’s most exciting about your traction to date? We see a lot of doctors using the platform every day for multiple hours. Doctors are notoriously difficult to convert and that’s why we’re pretty happy about it. On top, we have a real chance of changing things in a very important field to many people What technologies are you currently most excited about, and most worried about? And why? We focus on AI and we strongly believe it will change a lot of things in healthcare but also that we are not there yet. A few things need to change so that AI can be adopted and one of them is infrastructure. What drew you to get published on HackerNoon? What do you like most about our platform? The community of like-minded people and the quality of the content. What advice would you give to the 21-year-old version of yourself? Dig deeper. What is something surprising you've learned this year that your contemporaries would benefit from knowing? I don’t know. I guess I’m not sure others would be surprised by it:) Vote for Medicai for Startup of the Year, Bucharest

On Rebuilding the Future Of Medical Imaging: Mircea Popa, Medicai Co-Founder

Before we begin, a note: This isn’t a sponsored article. The Keyboard Company are an excellent bunch, but they’ve never given me anything for free. Spend enough time browsing forums frequented by mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, such as , and somebody will inevitably declare that they’ve achieved “end-game” with their latest clackety love interest. /r/mechanicalkeyboards It’s a tongue-in-cheek reference to the fact that mech owners are rarely satisfied — there’s always a smoother switch, a shinier Gem Artisan keycap set or a more comfortable wrist rest out there yet to be discovered. Essentially, to achieve end-game is to discover a keyboard that ticks nine of 10 boxes; it’s as good as things are going to get at that moment in time. (End)Game on After bashing out articles on a MacBook Air since 2011, I decided last summer that something had to change. Apple’s demotion of its classic laptop in 2016, combined with my own growing interest in mechanical keyboards, led me to pursue my own end-game nirvana. Ten keyboards, a few thousand pounds later and more hours pulling off keycaps than I care to admit, my search ended. The , a Japanese-made keyboard designed for touch-typists that uses variable weight Topre switches, emerged as the victor one year later. But the interesting part to this story is not so much where I ended up, but how I got there. Realforce 87UW The journey wouldn’t have been possible without help from The Keyboard Company, which lent me numerous boards in the past 12 months and sold me the 87UW in the end. When I was working as computing editor for TechRadar last year, we spent one glorious summer day visiting the company’s Stroud HQ, interviewing its eloquent MD Bruce Whiting, aka for a . We also heard a particularly interesting tale about the time Terry Pratchett bought several keyboards from the company in the 90s. @FilcoUK, video on the psychology of mechanical keyboard users The journey Here’s a run through of the various keyboards I bought or sampled, and why each one leading up to the 87UW didn’t scratch my proverbial keyboard itch: : A gaming keyboard, one that formed my love of low-profile keyboards. It featured excellent build quality, ideal height keycaps and a wrist rest that’s so luxurious I use it to this day. Its linear Cherry Red switches actuated under too little pressure, however, forcing me to make frequent typos. Their lack of tactility meant they weren’t very satisfying to type on, either. Cherry MX Board 6.0 Razer BlackWidow X Chroma: Failing to learn my lesson about opting for gaming keyboards, I picked up a BlackWidow with Cherry Blues. I spent an entire evening inserting three rubber ‘O’ rings on the stems of each keycap to prevent the keys from bottoming-out (depressing all the way down), which resulted in a curiously satisfying clicky typing feel. The whole setup was a bit too daft to use as a permanent solution though and, shortly after, I discovered… : This was more like it. The board that introduced me to the world of Topre switches changed things forever. Using it felt like composing on weighted piano keys and made Cherry’s switches feel cheap and crude in comparison, but its plastic chassis failed to inspire and the mech suffered from excessive key rattle. I wondered what other keyboards out there used the same switch, and so I stumbled across the Japanese company Topre. Cooler Master NovaTouch TKL : My first Realforce was bought from The Keyboard Company via Amazon, and it felt like a game-changer. Sporting uniform 45-gram Topre keyswitches, a minimal design and an alluring stealthy grey-on-black color scheme, the 87U resembled a more luxurious (and solidly built) version of the NovaTouch. Hammering away on it produced a deeper “thock” sound than the CoolerMaster too. Topre Realforce 87U 45g Topre Realforce 87U 55g: This is where I can pinpoint the time that my psychological state began to shift (and my wallet began to empty). I was fairly content with the 45G 87U, but many Topre enthusiasts online swore that weightier 55-gram switches were the real deal — and I couldn’t ignore them. However, I was less impressed. For slower typists who don’t have to drum out thousands of words per day, I could see the appeal: each key press felt pinpoint and purposeful — like keyboard whack-a-mole. They were simply too heavy for me, however, and led to finger fatigue over longer sessions. Still, it was worth a punt. Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional 2: Anybody worth their Topre salt has at least given the legendary HHKB a go, and I was no exception. While its bag-friendly portability was a real plus point, I never took to its cheap-and-cheerful typing feel. Extremely lightweight, it lacked the reassuring heft of the Realforce and gave off a curiously hollow sensation. Like the NovaTouch, it also suffered from key rattle, and its unusual layout often had me reaching for keys that weren’t there. Finally, its chassis design was too tall for my tastest after coming from the Realforce. In other words: I wasn’t a fan. Leopold FC660C: For a good few months, I’d convinced myself that I’d achieved end-game with the FC660C. Combing the Happy Hacking Keyboard’s portability with switches that felt somewhere in-between Topre’s 45g and 55g switches, the FC660C genuinely stood out from the pack. For a while I regretted letting it go, and only did so because deep down I knew that I preferred the comparatively low-profile design of the Realforce. Realforce boards were the only option from here on in. Topre Realforce 104US: I didn’t realise that this keyboard existed until Keyboard Company sent me it out of the blue, and it made an impact. It possessed two features that I’d never come across in a mech: silencing, and variable-weighted keys. Combined, the 104US was both lightning fast to type on and quiet to boot. On the negative side, it was a big old traditional-sized keyboard with a numberpad, which I didn’t much care for. Did a smaller model exist? Topre Realforce 87U “Silenced”: Of course it did; and, to nobody’s surprise, I ordered one. Once again, I thought that this time would be the end of the road after enjoying using it for a few weeks. Over time, however, I began to miss the deeper and more pronounced “thock” of the non-silenced Realforce, which is a trade off when using the quieter model. Looking at the positives, this latest mech only reinforced my view that Topre’s variable switches are superior for typing than uniform ones. My pinkie fingers in particular felt less stressed after hammering away at keys for hours on end. That left one more keyboard to try… : Here we are: the culmination of nine previous keyboards. I sought a low-profile keyboard, so a Realforce was the only way to go; it needed to possess a tenkeyless layout and non-silenced, variable-weighted keys. In theory, the 87UW had everything — and thankfully it delivered. I’ve been putting this mech through its paces for around a month now, and for the first time I can’t think of how its typing feel could be drastically improved. Topre Realforce 87UW A Uniform 45G 87U (left) and Variable 87UW (right) So, there you have it. Compared to (actual, proper) keyboard enthusiasts who spend all day long lubing their Massdrop-purchased Zealios and learning Dvorak, I’m something of a novice. But I do type many words for my job from one month to the next, and as such owning a comfortable keyboard that enables me to enjoy my work is paramount. After a long search, the 87UW is finally making that happen.

Topre of the pops: How I achieved mechanical keyboard ‘end-game’ after a year of searching

Creating a tenant in Apache DolphinScheduler is an essential step for managing resources and permissions when scheduling tasks. However, sometimes we may encounter an issue where creating tenants fails. This article analyzes common reasons for this issue and provides detailed solutions. Problems When you try to create a tenant in Apache DolphinScheduler, you may face the following issues: No response or an error message pops up after submitting the form on the DolphinScheduler UI.
There are no clear error messages in the logs, or tenant records are not successfully inserted into the database. Possible Reasons Insufficient Permissions DolphinScheduler requires an admin user to create tenants. If the current user lacks sufficient permissions, the system will reject the tenant creation request.
Database Configuration Errors DolphinScheduler relies on a backend database (usually MySQL or PostgreSQL) to store tenant information. If the database configuration is incorrect, it may fail to connect or perform the necessary operations.
Configuration File Errors There may be errors in DolphinScheduler's configuration files, especially if tenant management settings are misconfigured or not correctly enabled.
Database Table Issues When creating a tenant, the tenant information is written to the database. If the related tables (like the t_ds_tenant table) do not exist or are corrupted, the tenant creation will fail.
Version Compatibility Issues Different versions of DolphinScheduler may have inconsistencies in feature implementation. If you are using an outdated version, there might be bugs that prevent tenant creation. Solutions 1. Check User Permissions Ensure that the currently logged-in user has admin privileges. You can check the user's permissions by following these steps: Log in to the Apache DolphinScheduler management interface.
Verify whether the current user’s role is set as “Admin.”
If the user lacks sufficient permissions, contact the system administrator to assign admin privileges, or switch to a user with admin rights to proceed with the operation. 2. Check Database Configuration Check the Apache DolphinScheduler configuration file (application.properties or conf/config.yaml) and ensure the database connection is correct. Pay special attention to the following configurations: spring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/dolphinscheduler
spring.datasource.username=root
spring.datasource.password=your_password Make sure the database URL, username, and password are correct and that DolphinScheduler can connect to the database. 3. Log Troubleshooting Review DolphinScheduler’s log files (usually located in the logs directory) to identify error messages related to tenant creation. For example: ERROR 2024-09-25 10:00:00.123 - Tenant creation failed: ... Based on the error in the log, determine if it is caused by a database connection failure, insufficient permissions, or other issues. You can quickly locate error messages using the grep command: grep "ERROR" logs/* 4. Check Database Tables Verify whether the tenant table t_ds_tenant exists. If the table is missing or corrupted, you can recreate the table using the following SQL statement: CREATE TABLE `t_ds_tenant` (
    `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
    `tenant_code` varchar(64) NOT NULL,
    `tenant_name` varchar(64) NOT NULL,
    `queue_id` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
    `description` varchar(200) DEFAULT NULL,
    `create_time` datetime DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    `update_time` datetime DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8; If the table exists but data cannot be written, check the database logs for relevant errors. 5. Upgrade DolphinScheduler Version If you are using an older version of Apache DolphinScheduler, consider upgrading to the latest stable version. Newer versions of DolphinScheduler often fix known bugs and introduce additional features. Conclusion The issue of failing to create tenants in Apache DolphinScheduler is usually caused by insufficient permissions, incorrect database configuration, or version incompatibilities. By checking user permissions, configuration files, database table structures, and logs, you can identify the problem and take appropriate measures to resolve it. We hope this article’s analysis and solutions will help you successfully resolve this issue. Creating a tenant in Apache DolphinScheduler is an essential step for managing resources and permissions when scheduling tasks. However, sometimes we may encounter an issue where creating tenants fails. This article analyzes common reasons for this issue and provides detailed solutions. Problems When you try to create a tenant in Apache DolphinScheduler, you may face the following issues: No response or an error message pops up after submitting the form on the DolphinScheduler UI. There are no clear error messages in the logs, or tenant records are not successfully inserted into the database. No response or an error message pops up after submitting the form on the DolphinScheduler UI. There are no clear error messages in the logs, or tenant records are not successfully inserted into the database. Possible Reasons Insufficient Permissions DolphinScheduler requires an admin user to create tenants. If the current user lacks sufficient permissions, the system will reject the tenant creation request. Database Configuration Errors DolphinScheduler relies on a backend database (usually MySQL or PostgreSQL) to store tenant information. If the database configuration is incorrect, it may fail to connect or perform the necessary operations. Configuration File Errors There may be errors in DolphinScheduler's configuration files, especially if tenant management settings are misconfigured or not correctly enabled. Database Table Issues When creating a tenant, the tenant information is written to the database. If the related tables (like the t_ds_tenant table) do not exist or are corrupted, the tenant creation will fail. Version Compatibility Issues Different versions of DolphinScheduler may have inconsistencies in feature implementation. If you are using an outdated version, there might be bugs that prevent tenant creation. Insufficient Permissions DolphinScheduler requires an admin user to create tenants. If the current user lacks sufficient permissions, the system will reject the tenant creation request. Insufficient Permissions Database Configuration Errors DolphinScheduler relies on a backend database (usually MySQL or PostgreSQL) to store tenant information. If the database configuration is incorrect, it may fail to connect or perform the necessary operations. Database Configuration Errors Configuration File Errors There may be errors in DolphinScheduler's configuration files, especially if tenant management settings are misconfigured or not correctly enabled. Configuration File Errors Database Table Issues When creating a tenant, the tenant information is written to the database. If the related tables (like the t_ds_tenant table) do not exist or are corrupted, the tenant creation will fail. Database Table Issues t_ds_tenant Version Compatibility Issues Different versions of DolphinScheduler may have inconsistencies in feature implementation. If you are using an outdated version, there might be bugs that prevent tenant creation. Version Compatibility Issues Solutions 1. Check User Permissions Ensure that the currently logged-in user has admin privileges. You can check the user's permissions by following these steps: Log in to the Apache DolphinScheduler management interface. Verify whether the current user’s role is set as “Admin.” If the user lacks sufficient permissions, contact the system administrator to assign admin privileges, or switch to a user with admin rights to proceed with the operation. Log in to the Apache DolphinScheduler management interface. Verify whether the current user’s role is set as “Admin.” If the user lacks sufficient permissions, contact the system administrator to assign admin privileges, or switch to a user with admin rights to proceed with the operation. 2. Check Database Configuration Check the Apache DolphinScheduler configuration file ( application.properties or conf/config.yaml ) and ensure the database connection is correct. application.properties conf/config.yaml Pay special attention to the following configurations: spring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/dolphinscheduler
spring.datasource.username=root
spring.datasource.password=your_password spring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/dolphinscheduler
spring.datasource.username=root
spring.datasource.password=your_password Make sure the database URL, username, and password are correct and that DolphinScheduler can connect to the database. 3. Log Troubleshooting Review DolphinScheduler’s log files (usually located in the logs directory) to identify error messages related to tenant creation. logs For example: ERROR 2024-09-25 10:00:00.123 - Tenant creation failed: ... ERROR 2024-09-25 10:00:00.123 - Tenant creation failed: ... Based on the error in the log, determine if it is caused by a database connection failure, insufficient permissions, or other issues. You can quickly locate error messages using the grep command: grep grep "ERROR" logs/* grep "ERROR" logs/* 4. Check Database Tables Verify whether the tenant table t_ds_tenant exists. If the table is missing or corrupted, you can recreate the table using the following SQL statement: t_ds_tenant CREATE TABLE `t_ds_tenant` (
    `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
    `tenant_code` varchar(64) NOT NULL,
    `tenant_name` varchar(64) NOT NULL,
    `queue_id` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
    `description` varchar(200) DEFAULT NULL,
    `create_time` datetime DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    `update_time` datetime DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8; CREATE TABLE `t_ds_tenant` (
    `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
    `tenant_code` varchar(64) NOT NULL,
    `tenant_name` varchar(64) NOT NULL,
    `queue_id` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
    `description` varchar(200) DEFAULT NULL,
    `create_time` datetime DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    `update_time` datetime DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8; If the table exists but data cannot be written, check the database logs for relevant errors. 5. Upgrade DolphinScheduler Version If you are using an older version of Apache DolphinScheduler, consider upgrading to the latest stable version. Newer versions of DolphinScheduler often fix known bugs and introduce additional features. Conclusion The issue of failing to create tenants in Apache DolphinScheduler is usually caused by insufficient permissions, incorrect database configuration, or version incompatibilities. By checking user permissions, configuration files, database table structures, and logs, you can identify the problem and take appropriate measures to resolve it. We hope this article’s analysis and solutions will help you successfully resolve this issue.

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Bitcoin's surge past $70,000 has reignited the memecoin market, with tokens like $GOAT delivering mind-bending returns of 10,000x in just five days. After analyzing trading data from the TOP 25 memecoins, we've uncovered four proven strategies that separate successful traders from the crowd. Here's your comprehensive playbook for navigating this high-reward market. Editor’s note: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are speculative, complex, and involve high risks. This can mean high prices volatility and potential loss of your initial investment. You should consider your financial situation, investment purposes, and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The HackerNoon editorial team has only verified the story for grammatical accuracy and does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the information stated in this article. #DYOR Strategy 1: Master the Holder Distribution Game Understanding holder distribution patterns has become a crucial edge in memecoin trading. My analysis reveals a three-tier system that smart money watches closely. The first tier, comprising addresses exceeding 800,000 holders, is led by SHIB with 1.51M addresses, followed by DOG, DOGE, MEME, and DEGEN. These tokens consistently demonstrate higher trading volumes and market stability. The second tier, ranging from 300,000 to 800,000 holders, includes BONK and BRETT, each maintaining approximately 700,000 addresses. Notably within this tier, PEPE and WIF have shown growth trajectories, with 30-day increases of 3.02% and 4.86% respectively, outpacing other larger counterparts. The third tier encompasses tokens with 50,000 to 300,000 holders. MEW and MIGGLES stand out with over 100,000 addresses each, while HIGHER, FLOKI, POPCAT, MOCHI, PONKE, MOODENG, and MYRO occupy the 50,000 to 100,000 range. This tier exhibits the highest volatility but also presents significant growth potential. Strategy 2: Decode Liquidity Patterns for Optimal Entry Memecoin trading demands sophisticated liquidity analysis. According to bitsCrunch data, SHIB and WIF currently lead with seven-day volumes reaching $70.2B and $67.3B respectively, but raw volume only tells part of the story. The real profit opportunity lies in understanding the evolving nature of memecoin liquidity. Large-cap memecoins are increasingly becoming pseudo-stable assets, attracting strategic "buy the dip" behavior. Meanwhile, small-cap tokens maintain their role as speculation vehicles, offering higher risk-reward ratios. A prime example is TRUMP's recent performance, showing a buy/sell ratio of 1.66 and 15.9% price increase during the US election events. This demonstrates how traders leverage news catalysts for enhanced returns. Strategy 3: Implement the Advanced Security Matrix Successful memecoin trading requires mastering three critical security dimensions. First, monitor authority concentration metrics to spot red flags early. Second, verify liquidity lock status to protect against rug pulls. Third, analyze address overlap patterns to identify potential market manipulation. My research shows that projects with founder allocations below 5% demonstrate significantly higher success rates. This metric alone has proven invaluable for early identification of promising investments. The emergence of sophisticated trading patterns requires constant vigilance. Watch for complex fund flows between large holders - these often precede significant price movements. Projects showing unusual 24-hour gains warrant particular scrutiny, especially when accompanied by suspicious wallet interactions. Strategy 4: Leverage Social Analytics The social landscape of memecoin trading has evolved dramatically. Traditional metrics focusing on KOL followers (previously requiring 3-5 influencers with 100K+ followers) have given way to more nuanced indicators. Current market leaders often emerge from projects with moderate but highly engaged communities rather than those with massive but passive followings. The temporal distribution of social engagement has become a key success predictor - projects gaining steady support consistently outperform those relying on concentrated promotion campaigns. The New Playbook for Success The Meme Tool Ecosystem Landscape presents five core segments of the overall industry: research tools, safety checks, tracking systems, trading platforms, and launch platforms. Success in today's memecoin market demands a sophisticated approach combining these four strategies. First, establish baseline metrics for project evaluation. Successful launches typically achieve $500-1000 hourly volumes within their first trading day. The crucial $100K market cap milestone serves as an early validation point - 87% of successful projects cross this threshold before significant growth phases. Next, implement a comprehensive monitoring system tracking technical indicators, on-chain analytics, and social sentiment. Pay special attention to volume anomalies, position concentration shifts, and liquidity pool dynamics. Finally, maintain strict risk management protocols. Use tiered stop-loss systems, monitor liquidity ratios continuously, and track social sentiment shifts across platforms. Remember, even the best strategies require proper position sizing and risk controls. The memecoin market continues to offer exceptional return opportunities for traders who approach it systematically. By implementing these four strategies while maintaining rigorous risk management, you position yourself to capture the next wave of memecoin profits. Disclaimer: This analysis is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry significant risks, and thorough research is essential before making any investment decisions. Bitcoin's surge past $70,000 has reignited the memecoin market, with tokens like $GOAT delivering mind-bending returns of 10,000x in just five days. After analyzing trading data from the TOP 25 memecoins, we've uncovered four proven strategies that separate successful traders from the crowd. Here's your comprehensive playbook for navigating this high-reward market. Editor’s note: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are speculative, complex, and involve high risks. This can mean high prices volatility and potential loss of your initial investment. You should consider your financial situation, investment purposes, and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The HackerNoon editorial team has only verified the story for grammatical accuracy and does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the information stated in this article. #DYOR Editor’s note: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are speculative, complex, and involve high risks. This can mean high prices volatility and potential loss of your initial investment. You should consider your financial situation, investment purposes, and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The HackerNoon editorial team has only verified the story for grammatical accuracy and does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the information stated in this article. #DYOR Editor’s note: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are speculative, complex, and involve high risks. This can mean high prices volatility and potential loss of your initial investment. You should consider your financial situation, investment purposes, and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The HackerNoon editorial team has only verified the story for grammatical accuracy and does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the information stated in this article. #DYOR Strategy 1: Master the Holder Distribution Game Understanding holder distribution patterns has become a crucial edge in memecoin trading. My analysis reveals a three-tier system that smart money watches closely. holder distribution patterns The first tier, comprising addresses exceeding 800,000 holders, is led by SHIB with 1.51M addresses, followed by DOG, DOGE, MEME, and DEGEN. These tokens consistently demonstrate higher trading volumes and market stability. The second tier, ranging from 300,000 to 800,000 holders, includes BONK and BRETT, each maintaining approximately 700,000 addresses. Notably within this tier, PEPE and WIF have shown growth trajectories, with 30-day increases of 3.02% and 4.86% respectively, outpacing other larger counterparts. The third tier encompasses tokens with 50,000 to 300,000 holders. MEW and MIGGLES stand out with over 100,000 addresses each, while HIGHER, FLOKI, POPCAT, MOCHI, PONKE, MOODENG, and MYRO occupy the 50,000 to 100,000 range. This tier exhibits the highest volatility but also presents significant growth potential. Strategy 2: Decode Liquidity Patterns for Optimal Entry Memecoin trading demands sophisticated liquidity analysis. According to bitsCrunch data, SHIB and WIF currently lead with seven-day volumes reaching $70.2B and $67.3B respectively, but raw volume only tells part of the story. The real profit opportunity lies in understanding the evolving nature of memecoin liquidity. Large-cap memecoins are increasingly becoming pseudo-stable assets, attracting strategic "buy the dip" behavior. Meanwhile, small-cap tokens maintain their role as speculation vehicles, offering higher risk-reward ratios. The real profit opportunity lies in understanding the evolving nature of memecoin liquidity. A prime example is TRUMP's recent performance, showing a buy/sell ratio of 1.66 and 15.9% price increase during the US election events. This demonstrates how traders leverage news catalysts for enhanced returns. Strategy 3: Implement the Advanced Security Matrix Successful memecoin trading requires mastering three critical security dimensions. First, monitor authority concentration metrics to spot red flags early. Second, verify liquidity lock status to protect against rug pulls. Third, analyze address overlap patterns to identify potential market manipulation. My research shows that projects with founder allocations below 5% demonstrate significantly higher success rates. This metric alone has proven invaluable for early identification of promising investments. The emergence of sophisticated trading patterns requires constant vigilance. Watch for complex fund flows between large holders - these often precede significant price movements. Projects showing unusual 24-hour gains warrant particular scrutiny, especially when accompanied by suspicious wallet interactions. Strategy 4: Leverage Social Analytics The social landscape of memecoin trading has evolved dramatically. Traditional metrics focusing on KOL followers (previously requiring 3-5 influencers with 100K+ followers) have given way to more nuanced indicators. Current market leaders often emerge from projects with moderate but highly engaged communities rather than those with massive but passive followings. The temporal distribution of social engagement has become a key success predictor - projects gaining steady support consistently outperform those relying on concentrated promotion campaigns. The New Playbook for Success The Meme Tool Ecosystem Landscape presents five core segments of the overall industry: research tools, safety checks, tracking systems, trading platforms, and launch platforms. research tools, safety checks, tracking systems, trading platforms, and launch platforms. Success in today's memecoin market demands a sophisticated approach combining these four strategies. First, establish baseline metrics for project evaluation. Successful launches typically achieve $500-1000 hourly volumes within their first trading day. The crucial $100K market cap milestone serves as an early validation point - 87% of successful projects cross this threshold before significant growth phases. Next, implement a comprehensive monitoring system tracking technical indicators, on-chain analytics, and social sentiment. Pay special attention to volume anomalies, position concentration shifts, and liquidity pool dynamics. Finally, maintain strict risk management protocols. Use tiered stop-loss systems, monitor liquidity ratios continuously, and track social sentiment shifts across platforms. Remember, even the best strategies require proper position sizing and risk controls. The memecoin market continues to offer exceptional return opportunities for traders who approach it systematically. By implementing these four strategies while maintaining rigorous risk management, you position yourself to capture the next wave of memecoin profits. Disclaimer: This analysis is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry significant risks, and thorough research is essential before making any investment decisions.

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One random night in 2013, Jackson Palmer, an Australian marketer who worked at Adobe, was bored. Nobody, not even himself, would have guessed that the idea he had that random night would result in the addition of billions of dollars to the whole cryptocurrency market capitalization. That means there are a lot of people and companies worldwide injecting that money into the market, and all of this because lol, memes. As it turned out, a meme (a memecoin) could be quite profitable. Jackson Palmer, along with the American software engineer Billy Markus, are the creators of the first-ever memecoin in existence: Dogecoin (DOGE). As the name suggests, memecoins are, well, coins based on memes —Internet jokes. To be more specific, they’re cryptocurrencies as much as Bitcoin or Ether, with most of the same features, but their utility is, basically, to make us laugh. And maybe to give some of us some profits along the way. Did you know that anyone can create their own cryptocurrencies, and those new cryptocurrencies could acquire real-world value if they become popular enough? That’s how memecoins get their prices. They can even turn out to be “the next big thing” for investors. And yes, you could even make your own right now. It’s not even that difficult or expensive, depending on the platform, and it could turn out very well if we consider past cases. A Funny Landscape Memecoins started with Dogecoin and this one is still the most popular, but they didn’t end there. Shiba Inu (SHIB), the second largest by market cap in this category, appeared in 2020 and some people actually became rich by buying early, at laughable prices. Besides, SHIB brought something new into the memecoin landscape, something that Dogecoin didn’t: Decentralized Finance (DeFi) features. Or the possibility to re-invest your money inside its ecosystem via liquidity mining. If you provide liquidity (funds) into one or more of the pools of their Decentralized Exchange (DEX), you can earn tokens in return from the fees paid by other users. This way, you’re not only counting on the main currency (SHIB) rising in price but also getting a predictable income from swap fees. Of course, liquidity mining isn’t limited to memecoins, but the mix with them was so successful for Shiba Inu that others started to copy it with different degrees of success. That’s likely how we have now over 2,694 memecoins swarming the crypto space, with a total market cap of over $37.1 billion to date [CMC]. Apart from Dogecoin and Shiba, among the most popular ones we have Pepe (PEPE), dogwifhat (WIF), Bonk (BONK), Floki (FLOKI), Brett (BRETT), Popcat (POPCAT), Mog Coin (MOG), and Cat in a Dog’s World (MEW). Funny enough, there’s also a memecoin called Memecoin (MEME). All of them may offer unique features… or not. Challenges vs. Growth Not gonna lie here, memecoins are a risky investment if you decide to try them. They depend on how fun and popular they become, and yes, some may offer interesting features like liquidity mining or even a Metaverse, but others are just… there. Case in point, Pepe (PEPE), the third one by market cap in the sector, doesn’t have a clear utility or plans beyond being a communal joke. They even said this on their webpage: “$PEPE is a meme coin with no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return. There is no formal team or roadmap. The coin is completely useless and for entertainment purposes only.” One would believe that would deter people from buying, but PEPE launched on Ethereum in April 2023 and became widely popular by May. Its price skyrocketed by over 7,000% within just one month, and its market capitalization reached a peak of over $7 billion in the same period. As of now, it boasts a market cap of $3.1 billion, it’s available on major exchanges, and even some companies are investing in it. Hey, people like a good meme. Despite their intrinsic challenges, like volatile prices, lack of real utility, credibility, and even security risks in some cases, this is the wild free market, and anyone can buy for fun or future profits without any requirement at all —beyond the Internet and a wallet. At least for now, because regulators worldwide are quite busy with stablecoins instead, not paying much attention to memecoins. If we follow previous figures, we can see that the whole market cap of memecoins has grown by over 402% since March 2021 [CMC], and they keep coming. That’s quite a good sign against all odds. Institutional Investment In the meantime, successful memecoins have active and passionate communities that foster a sense of belonging among holders. Community engagement via social media buzz, viral marketing, and grassroots movements must be there to drive adoption —that’s the gist of memecoins. They need an active community to thrive, and the more active, the better. Even institutions have been attracted to these profitable financial jokes. A report from Bybit, titled "Beyond the Hype: The Realities of Institutional Memecoin Investments," highlighted a significant rise in institutional interest in memecoins. Between February and March 2024, institutional holdings in these assets soared by 226% to $204 million, peaking at $293.7 million in April before dropping to $139 million due to market volatility. But actual companies are buying memecoins as investments, and who would have thought? The report notes that institutions eagerly joined the memecoin trend as it peaked in late March, reflecting a strategic approach to capitalize on their popularity. Despite selling off some holdings, they still hold substantial memecoin investments, anticipating future market improvements. Some companies are buying things like DOGE, PEPE, and SHIBA, that’s a fact. And not only a few cents but likely millions. If those tokens made it just by being viral, why can’t that happen to your own memecoin as well? Perhaps it’s worth a shot. If you don’t get rich, at least you’ll have some inexpensive fun —but not on all platforms. Creating your own memecoin Creating a memecoin often starts with leveraging an existing ledger, but not all chains offer the same advantages. Networks like Ethereum, while popular, can be prohibitively expensive with high transaction fees that often can reach two figures in USD. For those with limited resources or unwilling to waste their resources, this isn’t ideal. On top of that, launching a token on Ethereum often requires programming knowledge or hiring a developer, which can cost thousands of dollars. This can turn a fun project into a costly endeavor. With Obyte, creating your own memecoin isn’t only more affordable but also easier, even for beginners. The Asset Registry on Obyte’s platform allows you to craft customized tokens, including memecoins, without needing to write any code. You simply fill in basic details, such as the name and supply, and pay a tiny fee of less than $1 in GBYTE. The decentralized nature of Obyte’s DAG system adds another layer of appeal, as it helps ensure that your memecoin is less prone to censorship and operates in a highly decentralized environment. Now, beyond creation, you’ll need to focus on heavy promotion. A memecoin needs its own website and social channels with tons of memes to build its own strong community. You’ll be selling an idea, a funny one at that, so that’s work to do. You could also offer incentives for holding and using the coin, and collaborate with influencers to increase visibility and attract more users. Success is never secured. But the code is there, available for everyone to use, and you’ll never know if you don’t try it. Just like previous creators, have some fun! Featured Vector Image by Freepik One random night in 2013, Jackson Palmer, an Australian marketer who worked at Adobe, was bored. Nobody, not even himself, would have guessed that the idea he had that random night would result in the addition of billions of dollars to the whole cryptocurrency market capitalization. That means there are a lot of people and companies worldwide injecting that money into the market, and all of this because lol, memes. As it turned out, a meme (a memecoin) could be quite profitable. Jackson Palmer , along with the American software engineer Billy Markus, are the creators of the first-ever memecoin in existence: Dogecoin (DOGE). As the name suggests, memecoins are, well, coins based on memes —Internet jokes. To be more specific, they’re cryptocurrencies as much as Bitcoin or Ether, with most of the same features, but their utility is, basically, to make us laugh. And maybe to give some of us some profits along the way. Jackson Palmer Jackson Palmer As the name suggests, memecoins are, well, coins based on memes —Internet jokes. To be more specific, they’re cryptocurrencies as much as Bitcoin or Ether, with most of the same features, but their utility is, basically, to make us laugh. Did you know that anyone can create their own cryptocurrencies, and those new cryptocurrencies could acquire real-world value if they become popular enough? That’s how memecoins get their prices. They can even turn out to be “the next big thing” for investors. And yes, you could even make your own right now. It’s not even that difficult or expensive, depending on the platform, and it could turn out very well if we consider past cases. A Funny Landscape Memecoins started with Dogecoin and this one is still the most popular, but they didn’t end there. Shiba Inu (SHIB), the second largest by market cap in this category, appeared in 2020 and some people actually became rich by buying early , at laughable prices. Besides, SHIB brought something new into the memecoin landscape, something that Dogecoin didn’t: Decentralized Finance (DeFi) features. Or the possibility to re-invest your money inside its ecosystem via liquidity mining. by buying early by buying early If you provide liquidity (funds) into one or more of the pools of their Decentralized Exchange (DEX), you can earn tokens in return from the fees paid by other users. This way, you’re not only counting on the main currency (SHIB) rising in price but also getting a predictable income from swap fees. Of course, liquidity mining isn’t limited to memecoins, but the mix with them was so successful for Shiba Inu that others started to copy it with different degrees of success. Of course, liquidity mining isn’t limited to memecoins, but the mix with them was so successful for Shiba Inu that others started to copy it with different degrees of success. That’s likely how we have now over 2,694 memecoins swarming the crypto space, with a total market cap of over $37.1 billion to date [ CMC ]. Apart from Dogecoin and Shiba, among the most popular ones we have Pepe (PEPE), dogwifhat (WIF), Bonk (BONK), Floki (FLOKI), Brett (BRETT), Popcat (POPCAT), Mog Coin (MOG), and Cat in a Dog’s World (MEW). Funny enough, there’s also a memecoin called Memecoin (MEME). All of them may offer unique features… or not. CMC CMC Challenges vs. Growth Not gonna lie here, memecoins are a risky investment if you decide to try them. They depend on how fun and popular they become, and yes, some may offer interesting features like liquidity mining or even a Metaverse , but others are just… there. Case in point, Pepe (PEPE), the third one by market cap in the sector, doesn’t have a clear utility or plans beyond being a communal joke. They even said this on their webpage : a Metaverse a Metaverse their webpage their webpage “$PEPE is a meme coin with no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return. There is no formal team or roadmap. The coin is completely useless and for entertainment purposes only.” “$PEPE is a meme coin with no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return. There is no formal team or roadmap. The coin is completely useless and for entertainment purposes only.” “$PEPE is a meme coin with no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return. There is no formal team or roadmap. The coin is completely useless and for entertainment purposes only.” One would believe that would deter people from buying, but PEPE launched on Ethereum in April 2023 and became widely popular by May. Its price skyrocketed by over 7,000% within just one month, and its market capitalization reached a peak of over $7 billion in the same period. As of now, it boasts a market cap of $3.1 billion, it’s available on major exchanges, and even some companies are investing in it. Hey, people like a good meme. Its price skyrocketed by over 7,000% within just one month, and its market capitalization reached a peak of over $7 billion in the same period. Despite their intrinsic challenges, like volatile prices, lack of real utility, credibility, and even security risks in some cases, this is the wild free market, and anyone can buy for fun or future profits without any requirement at all —beyond the Internet and a wallet. At least for now, because regulators worldwide are quite busy with stablecoins instead, not paying much attention to memecoins . with stablecoins with stablecoins to memecoins to memecoins If we follow previous figures, we can see that the whole market cap of memecoins has grown by over 402% since March 2021 [CMC], and they keep coming. That’s quite a good sign against all odds. Institutional Investment In the meantime, successful memecoins have active and passionate communities that foster a sense of belonging among holders. Community engagement via social media buzz, viral marketing, and grassroots movements must be there to drive adoption —that’s the gist of memecoins. They need an active community to thrive, and the more active, the better. Even institutions have been attracted to these profitable financial jokes. A report from Bybit , titled "Beyond the Hype: The Realities of Institutional Memecoin Investments," highlighted a significant rise in institutional interest in memecoins. Between February and March 2024, institutional holdings in these assets soared by 226% to $204 million, peaking at $293.7 million in April before dropping to $139 million due to market volatility . But actual companies are buying memecoins as investments, and who would have thought? A report from Bybit A report from Bybit Between February and March 2024, institutional holdings in these assets soared by 226% to $204 million, peaking at $293.7 million in April before dropping to $139 million due to market volatility The report notes that institutions eagerly joined the memecoin trend as it peaked in late March, reflecting a strategic approach to capitalize on their popularity. Despite selling off some holdings, they still hold substantial memecoin investments, anticipating future market improvements. Some companies are buying things like DOGE, PEPE, and SHIBA, that’s a fact. And not only a few cents but likely millions. If those tokens made it just by being viral, why can’t that happen to your own memecoin as well? Perhaps it’s worth a shot. If you don’t get rich, at least you’ll have some inexpensive fun —but not on all platforms. Creating your own memecoin Creating a memecoin often starts with leveraging an existing ledger, but not all chains offer the same advantages. Networks like Ethereum, while popular, can be prohibitively expensive with high transaction fees that often can reach two figures in USD. For those with limited resources or unwilling to waste their resources, this isn’t ideal. On top of that, launching a token on Ethereum often requires programming knowledge or hiring a developer, which can cost thousands of dollars. This can turn a fun project into a costly endeavor. high transaction fees high transaction fees With Obyte, creating your own memecoin isn’t only more affordable but also easier, even for beginners. The Asset Registry on Obyte’s platform allows you to craft customized tokens, including memecoins, without needing to write any code. You simply fill in basic details, such as the name and supply, and pay a tiny fee of less than $1 in GBYTE. The decentralized nature of Obyte’s DAG system adds another layer of appeal, as it helps ensure that your memecoin is less prone to censorship and operates in a highly decentralized environment. With Obyte , creating your own memecoin isn’t only more affordable but also easier, even for beginners. The Asset Registry on Obyte’s platform allows you to craft customized tokens, including memecoins, without needing to write any code. Obyte Obyte Asset Registry Asset Registry Now, beyond creation, you’ll need to focus on heavy promotion. A memecoin needs its own website and social channels with tons of memes to build its own strong community. You’ll be selling an idea, a funny one at that, so that’s work to do. You could also offer incentives for holding and using the coin, and collaborate with influencers to increase visibility and attract more users. Success is never secured. But the code is there, available for everyone to use, and you’ll never know if you don’t try it. Just like previous creators, have some fun! Featured Vector Image by Freepik Featured Vector Image by Freepik Freepik Freepik

Why your Memecoin Could Get Institutional Investment

কেন আপনার মেমেকয়েন প্রাতিষ্ঠানিক বিনিয়োগ পেতে পারে

Por qué tu Memecoin podría recibir inversión institucional

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Pourquoi votre Memecoin pourrait bénéficier d'un investissement institutionnel

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Perché il tuo Memecoin potrebbe ottenere investimenti istituzionali

なぜあなたのミームコインが機関投資家から投資を受ける可能性があるのか

Эмне үчүн сиздин Memecoin институттук инвестицияны ала алат?

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Nima uchun sizning Memecoiningiz institutsional investitsiyalarni olishi mumkin

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