Hold on to your keyboards, crypto enthusiasts, because FatFinger [$FAT], the token that turns every “Oops!” into an “LOL!”, made its grand debut on the Stellar network!
Issuer: Issuer: GCL7ND2TB3MYBWWJIXJQGZMGCIVYFGARWG5AZ4HOW7NCE743QYQXM6GK
In the wild, untamed world of crypto, where fortunes are made and lost in the blink of an eye, one meme coin stands tall above the rest: FatFinger. Born from the blunders of transaction mishaps, FatFinger is here to turn your most colossal errors into pure comedic gold.
DMFam.org meme FatFinger [$FAT] is build with the DMF Modular functionality. All the FatFinger tokens are launched to the market only by demand (FAT-XLM sell orders) with a fully automated and transparent buyback-burn system, and double liquidity pool deposits (FAT-XLM and FAT-DMF).
Picture this: You're a seasoned trader, navigating the volatile seas of crypto, when suddenly—BAM!—you accidentally confirm a sell order at a fraction of the market price. The chat explodes, your friends can’t stop laughing, and you’re left shaking your head in disbelief.
Because every mishap deserves a laugh. Because turning a profit is great, but turning a disaster into a legend is priceless. Because in the unpredictable world of crypto, sometimes the best investment is in a good story.
FatFinger token FAT is available on the Stellar network. You can access it using your DMF Wallet or any other wallet or DEX service provider that supports Stellar tokens. To add the token, look for an option to "add token" or "add custom token" and use the following information:
Name: FAT
Issuer: GCL7ND2TB3MYBWWJIXJQGZMGCIVYFGARWG5AZ4HOW7NCE743QYQXM6GK
FatFinger does not have the Treasury functionality that DMF has. Instead, FatFinger focuses on liquidity. This is why the FatFinger token supports two different liquidity pools automatically: FAT-XLM and FAT-DMF. By emphasizing liquidity, FatFinger ensures robust trading and exchange options for users.
You can view all the FatFinger token [FAT] burns on Stellar.expert by typing "FatFinger" into the search bar.
Alternatively, you can use the issuer account address: GCL7ND2TB3MYBWWJIXJQGZMGCIVYFGARWG5AZ4HOW7NCE743QYQXM6GK in the search bar.
This will give you access to all the relevant details and burn history related to FatFinger tokens.
No, the DMF Ecosystem does not provide tokens for the FAT-DMF liquidity pool. All DMF tokens for the FAT-DMF liquidity pool deposit are bought from the market by swapping XLM to DMF. Every swap and deposit is publicly viewable on the Stellar blockchain, ensuring complete transparency.
FatFinger does not have a referral system directly. However, you can earn referral payments by using the DMF Wallet with your friends. This means you can earn rewards even when they swap to FatFinger or any other tokens. It's a great way to benefit from introducing others to the DMF Ecosystem!
Good Will and Donations account purpose is to support education and educational materials for the less fortuned children's in South Africa.
Every support allocated, will be posted on the DMF Ecosystem official X account.
That's an excellent question!
Most meme tokens out there are just that—memes. They often don't have much utility and are created primarily to make money for their creators, sometimes leading to rug pulls or other scams.
FatFinger is different. We built FatFinger to support liquidity and community. It's inspired by those "Oopsie," "OMG," and "NOOO!!!" moments caused by simple human mistakes. We've turned that concept into a unique meme token with a real purpose.
FatFinger stands out because it supports double liquidity pools (FAT-XLM and FAT-DMF) and has a genuine use case that benefits the community. It's designed to provide real-life opportunities for giving back to less fortunate communities, making it more than just another meme token.
By focusing on both liquidity and community impact, FatFinger offers a meaningful and transparent way to engage in the crypto space.
So, if you've ever facepalmed after a transaction or chuckled at a fellow trader's misfortune, FatFinger is your coin. Embrace the legend. Own your mistakes. Ride the rollercoaster of crypto chaos with a smile.
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