Simon’s Cat Becomes First Cat Meme Coin to List on Binance Spot, Pumps 47% – is Catslap Next?

Could the new viral meme coin Catlsap be next on the platform’s listing radar?

Simon’s Cat has made history as the first cat-themed meme coin to secure a Binance listing.

Binance announced on Monday that it would launch Simon’s Cat alongside Pudgy Penguins’ new meme coin Pengu on the Binance Airdrop Portal.

#Binance is excited to announce @SimonsCatMeme $CAT and @pudgypenguins $PENGU on Binance HODLer Airdrops!

The Airdrop page will be available on the Binance Airdrop Portal in 10 hours. Plus, these tokens will be listed on Binance soon!

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However, Simon’s Cat was the first to break the news to its community, cheering that “CAT season made history” as the project became Binance’s first cat coin.

Which is the first cat coin to be listed on Binance? $CAT SZN HAS MADE HISTORY pic.twitter.com/bJQ2VoA9e3

The listing had a huge impact on the CAT price. It’s currently trading at $0.00006, up 47% in the past 24 hours, 36% this week, and 19% this month.

It holds a $408 million market cap and a $488 million 24-hour trading volume.

The Binance listing follows other recent CAT developments, such as a Polynex listing and an expansion to the Solana network.

With a market cap of $488 million, a prominent trader has labeled Simon’s Cat undervalued compared to the top cat-themed meme coins, Popcat and Mog Coin.

It's crazy that $CAT is the first cat coin to list on Binance.

What's even more crazy that it is still FAR more undervalued compared to $POPCAT and $MOG.

CAT will be the #1 cat coin VERY soon, there is no 2nd best.

In addition to listing on Binance, Simon’s Cat has the advantage over these two projects because it has intellectual property (IP) rights to Simon’s Cat artwork.

This is a huge deal right now because Mark Longo, Peanut the Squirrel’s former owner, filed a lawsuit against Binance on Monday for “unauthorized use of Peanut’s likeness.”

JUST IN: Mark Longo, owner of Peanut the Squirrel, sues Binance over $PNUT listing, alleging unauthorized use of Peanut’s likeness. Demands IP removal by Dec. 31, 2024. pic.twitter.com/2Rfv4z6s8j

Another advantage is that Simon’s Cat is a BNB chain-native meme coin. The BNB coin currently holds a $103 billion market cap, yet its meme coin ecosystem remains thin.

This presents a huge opportunity for Simon’s Cat to grow, especially compared to Solana-based meme coins, which have fierce competition.

With these advantages and a tailwind from its Binance listing, Simon’s Cat’s future looks bright.

Binance overlooked Popcat and Mog Coin in favor of a more interesting and high-potential alternative.

This is a listing strategy that Binance has embraced in recent months, bypassing well-known meme coins in favor of smaller alternatives.

With that, traders are turning to Catslap as the next potential Binance listing.

Like Simon’s Cat, Catslap stands out among cat coins with multiple innovative features.

But here’s why speculation is brewing about a Binance listing: Catslap is set to unveil a “major announcement” in two days, and it’s expected to be a tier-1 centralized exchange listing.

The project was recently listed on MEXC and has been off to a flying start. The exchange has processed 63.43% of Catslap’s entire trading volume today.

https://twitter.com/CatSlapToken/status/1866816265391690014

The MEXC launch also caused Catslap’s price to reach a new all-time high (ATH), which sparks hope of another price rally in the coming days.

Catslap places a huge emphasis on tokenomics and community rewards.

Starting with tokenomics, it has staking, burning, and buyback mechanisms, which help improve $SLAP’s supply and demand dynamics.

Moving to community rewards, the project boasts a “Slap-to-Earn” game in which users can slap an image of a celebrity and earn points, making them eligible for an airdrop. The ten highest scorers will even get to share a $100K prize pool.

Users can also enter the airdrop by completing social quests, which will help grow Catslap’s community.

Analyst ClayBro pointed to these features alongside its forthcoming announcement as a reason $SLAP could have 50x potential.

Catslap currently holds a $20 million market cap.

This leaves room for a 20x to catch Simon’s Cat and more than a 50x to catch Mog Coin or Popcat.

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