Google Bard Says Pomerdoge Could Overtake Pepe and Shiba Inu in Early 2024
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I had a chat with Google Bard about a new P2E project called Pomerdoge. We also discussed Pepe and Shiba Inu. After that, I asked Bard to tell me its thoughts about these three memecoins. This is what it said:
“Pomerdoge could overtake Pepe and Shiba Inu in early 2024.
Prediction:
If the Pomerdoge project is successful, it is possible that POMD could see a 4000% gain in early 2024.
Pomerdoge has a strong community of supporters. The Pomerdoge community is passionate about the project, and they are actively promoting the token. This could help to drive demand for POMD and increase the price.
Pomerdoge has a unique use case. The Pomerdoge game is a play-to-earn game that allows users to earn tokens by playing the game. This could make POMD more attractive to investors, as it offers a way to earn money while having fun.
Pomerdoge is still in its early stages. POMD is only a few months old, and it has the potential to grow significantly in the future. This could lead to increased demand for the token and higher prices.”
When I asked Bard to compare Pomerdoge with Pepe and Shiba Inu it told me this:
“Here are some of the problems with Pepe and Shiba Inu that could prevent them from making as high gains as Pomerdoge (POMD) in the next 6 months:
PEPE:
No utility. Pepe is a meme coin that has no real-world utility. This means that it is not used to purchase goods or services, and it does not have any other purpose. This could make it less attractive to investors, and it could limit its potential for growth.
High supply. There is a total supply of 420 trillion Pepe tokens, which is a very high number. This means that the price of Pepe is likely to be more volatile than other cryptocurrencies, and it could be difficult to increase the price significantly.
SHIBA INU:
High market cap. Shiba Inu has a market cap of over $5 billion, which is very high for a meme coin. This means that it would take a lot of new money to flow into the project in order to drive the price up significantly.
Lack of innovation. Shiba Inu has not really innovated since its launch. The project has not added any new features or use cases, and it is not clear what the long-term plans for the project are. This could make it less attractive to investors, and it could limit its potential for growth.
Overall, I believe that Pomerdoge has the potential to make more significant gains than Pepe and Shiba Inu in the next 6 months. Pomerdoge has a strong community, a play-to-earn game, and a limited supply. These factors could help to drive demand for the token and push the price up. However, it is important to remember that these are just predictions, and the actual price of POMD could go up or down depending on a number of factors.”
Conclusion
When given the tokenomics and features of Pomerdoge, Google Bard says that POMD is likely to overtake SHIB and PEPE in the next six months, and thinks that 4,000% gains could be a reality.
Although I think that Bard’s assessment of Shiba Inu (having no innovation) was a little bit unfair, the math still means that a 4,000% increase for SHIB is not possible.
While Pepe and Shiba Inu may still have room to grow, investors looking for the next big coin would be wise to follow Bard’s lead and take a look at Pomerdoge.
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