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# Memez.gg

### <mark style="color:yellow;">MemeFi... what? Do you mean DeFi</mark>

MemeFi (Meme Coin + Finance) are DeFi applications designed specifically for meme coins. Meme coins have carved their presence in the web3 industry as a vehicle to grab attention, new users and build culture. We have seen social trends and memes spread world wide because of meme coins.&#x20;

Dapps built for meme coins need to take into account their users are not afraid of risk, fees, high slippage nor volatility. They provide developers with the opportunity to explore new instruments as they are as constraint like in DeFi.

### <mark style="color:yellow;">Ok, What is Memez.gg ?!</mark>

<mark style="color:yellow;">**Memez.gg**</mark> is an end to end protocol to launch,  bootstrap liquidity and trade meme coins.

* <mark style="color:yellow;">**Memez.Fun**</mark> is a virtual liquidity launchpad with three different distribution mechanisms to price meme coins and bootstrap liquidity.
* <mark style="color:yellow;">**Memez.Dex**</mark> is an exchange designed to appreciate meme coins by implementing <mark style="color:yellow;">**special mechanisms**</mark> that benefit buyers and discourage sellers.

> All Meme coins created on Memez use the [IPX Coin Standard](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]

### <mark style="color:yellow;">Official Links</mark>

* [https://www.memez.gg](https://www.memez.gg/)
* <https://x.com/memezdotgg>

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