Crypto All-Stars (STARS), a new meme coin staking platform, has hit a major milestone - raising over $2 million in its presale.
The project, which aims to create a unified staking solution for meme coins, is starting to draw serious attention from both investors and crypto journalists.
STARS presale passes $2m milestone with significant investor interest
Since launching on August 10th, the STARS presale has seen significant interest.
In just two months, it has raised $2 million in early funding, with STARS tokens currently priced at $0.0014828 each.
The presale offers flexibility, accepting payments in ETH, USDT, BNB, and even credit cards – making it accessible to many investors.
And while the exact end date of the presale hasn’t been announced, early investors are already staking their STARS tokens to potentially increase their returns.
Investors have staked over 1 billion STARS already.
Staking yields are estimated at 719% per year at the time of writing, although they will drop as more tokens are locked up.
The Crypto All-Stars team plans to list STARS on a DEX following the presale.
According to the project’s whitepaper, 10% of the total STARS supply will be used to provide initial liquidity.
There are even plans for a CEX listing if investor demand permits.
As expected, these exchange listing plans have been well-received by the community, driving conversations on Crypto All-Stars’ Telegram channel.
MemeVault feature introduces unified staking for major meme coins
Crypto All-Stars is introducing something new: a unified staking protocol called MemeVault.
This protocol aims to bring together all the major players in the meme coin world under one system.
MemeVault is built on the versatile ERC-1155 standard, allowing users to stake multiple meme coins – like DOGE, PEPE, and SHIB – in one place.
That means no more moving between different platforms.
Users who stake their coins in the MemeVault will earn STARS tokens.
And those who already hold STARS will receive triple the staking rewards.
At launch, MemeVault will support 11 popular meme coins, with plans to expand this lineup further.
The ultimate goal is to create a “hub” for meme coin investors, where they can stake their tokens easily and grow their STARS balance.
This setup has caught the attention of several crypto influencers.
For example, the experts at 99Bitcoins released a YouTube video last month discussing their optimism for Crypto All-Stars.
Security & transparency drive confidence in Crypto All-Stars’ future
The team behind Crypto All-Stars isn’t just relying on a flashy concept to win over investors.
They’ve taken extra steps to ensure security and transparency.
This includes having Crypto All-Stars audited by two respected firms, SolidProof and Coinsult, who found no issues with the project’s code.
Crypto All-Stars’ team has also set aside 20% of the STARS supply for marketing.
And with a further 25% dedicated to expanding the MemeVault ecosystem, they have big ambitions for the future.
Their efforts are already paying off – STARS has risen to 4th place on CoinSniper.net’s rankings.
The Crypto All-Stars Twitter page has also passed 13,500 followers.
As meme coins regain momentum, more investors are starting to notice this project.
Time will tell whether it can be a success, but for now, Crypto All-Stars remains on many traders’ radars.