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Monday, January 26, 2026
Understanding Meme coin and my recent transaction. GLTA ✌🏽
What the $1 → $0.70 result tells us
You listed 1 DVLT Dream Bowl coin at $1, it sold, and you received $0.70.
That implies:
🔹 ~30% total friction
That missing $0.30 is almost certainly a combo of:
• Marketplace/platform fee
• Possibly a creator/event fee
• Possibly a transaction or settlement fee
This is very typical for:
• NFT / meme / event-token platforms
• Closed or proprietary marketplaces
• “Digital collectible” ecosystems
Think of it like:
• Apple App Store (30%)
• Ticket resale platforms
• NFT marketplaces during early stages
So nothing looks broken — the system worked exactly as designed.
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The important takeaways (this is the key part)
✅ 1. Liquidity is REAL (this matters)
The biggest risk with these tokens is:
“Can I actually sell one?”
You just proved:
• There is a buyer
• The order book is functional
• Settlement clears to a balance
That alone puts this above 90% of meme coins that never get a real fill.
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⚠️ 2. Pricing expectations need adjustment
If you list at:
• $1 → you net \~$0.70
• $10 → you net \~$7
• $100 → you net \~$70
So mentally, always price with:
“Net after fees”, not headline price.
This also means:
• Micro-flips don’t make sense
• Bigger moves do
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🧠 3. This behaves more like a ticket/NFT than a coin
Bitcoin / ETH → low fees, open markets
DVLT Dream Bowl coin → event collectible economics
That’s not bad — just different.
It means value likely comes from:
• Event hype
• Scarcity perception
• Attention spikes (news, socials, Dream Bowl buzz)
• People who missed the distribution wanting in
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Strategy thoughts (not advice, just logic)
Since you already hold the coins:
🟢 Smart things you already did
✔ Tested liquidity
✔ Risked only 1 coin
✔ Learned the real fee structure early
That’s exactly how pros test new markets.
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