Bitcoin reached the $100,000 mark for the first time ever on Wednesday night.
With that milestone making headlines worldwide, the meme coin sector is also seeing an uptick in investor interest.
In the midst of this trend, Crypto All-Stars has passed the $9 million mark in its presale ahead of its first exchange listing.
Bitcoin crosses $100,000, boosting Crypto All-Stars’ token presale
Bitcoin finally crossed $100,000 earlier this week – a moment traders once considered impossible.
After reaching a high of $103,900 yesterday, the coin has since stabilized around $98,500.
But investors’ enthusiasm remains strong.
This watershed moment has spread across the crypto market, bringing attention to smaller-cap projects that have been developing in the background.
Among these is Crypto All-Stars, a meme coin that passed the $9 million mark in its presale yesterday.
👾 A TOAST TO THE ALL-STARS 👾
— Crypto All-Stars (@all_stars_coin) December 5, 2024
The All-Stars have succeeded whereas many have failed!
We are blowing past all expectations with just 2 weeks left in the presale. We couldn't be more excited for the launch and for everyone to get a taste of the MemeVault. ✨ pic.twitter.com/PRT3W1jwiK
With two weeks left before the presale ends, the project continues to attract investors at $0.0016782 per STARS token.
Crypto All-Stars’ team accepts both crypto and bank card payments for presale purchases.
While no one can predict what will happen next, Bitcoin’s breakthrough appears to be creating more interest in new meme coins like STARS.
This optimism is reflected in social media growth, with Crypto All-Stars’ X (formerly Twitter) following reaching 19,200.
The project’s Telegram community has also hit 5,200 people.
MemeVault – a unified staking platform for popular meme coins
Crypto All-Stars is all about unifying the meme coin sector with its signature feature, MemeVault.
Instead of juggling different staking platforms and trying to remember which coins went where, MemeVault consolidates them in one place.
Imagine holding DOGE, SHIB, and PEPE, then staking them together in one platform.
That’s the experience MemeVault offers.
Each coin will earn rewards in the form of STARS, the project’s native ERC-20 token.
Existing STARS holders receive higher staking yields – creating compound earning potential within the ecosystem.
This setup gives utility to coins that are traditionally speculative.
On the security front, Crypto All-Stars’ team hasn’t taken any shortcuts.
Two firms, Coinsult and SolidProof, have completed audits of the smart contracts, reporting no critical vulnerabilities.
The team has also set aside 25% of the STARS token supply for the MemeVault ecosystem – aiming to develop its capabilities over time and add support for more meme coins.
STARS staking app draws early investors as first exchange listing nears
Alongside MemeVault, Crypto All-Stars offers a separate staking app dedicated to STARS, yielding 249% annually.
These rates are expected to adjust as more tokens enter the staking pool.
Already, presale investors have committed 2.9 billion tokens to the platform – suggesting strong early confidence.
This kind of momentum isn’t going unnoticed.
Popular voices in the space, like Austin Hilton and ClayBro, have put out videos exploring how Crypto All-Stars might differentiate itself in the congested meme coin space.
All this interest is coming just as these coins hit the mainstream.
What started as a crypto subculture has become a key part of the market, with the sector now valued at $126 billion.
Spot trading volume hit $26 billion in the past 24 hours.
Against this backdrop, Crypto All-Stars is finalizing preparations for its exchange debut.
While the exact exchange remains under wraps, investors are keeping tabs on the project’s development – particularly given Bitcoin’s break past $100,000 and the impact it has had on meme coins.