In this article, I’m going to be showing you A Giant Crypto Project Now Helps SAFEMOON to Reach $1. So make sure you stick around to the end of this article.
We’ve just received some breaking news that will make all SafeMooners pretty excited. No time for doubts anymore, guys.
This is it! SafeMoon is on its way to $1 and in this article, I’m going to be showing you why I’m so confident that this is happening. So, make sure you read this article to the very end so you don’t miss anything. Trust me to make this worth your while so keep watching!
Hey SafeMoon army! Welcome back to the Seresmaza and to those joining in for the first time, a special welcome to you. In today’s article I will be telling you why SafeMoon is on its way to $1.
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Alright, we’ve got a lot to talk about, so let’s get into today’s article Giant Crypto Project Now Helps SAFEMOON To Reach $1.
But before we get to SafeMoon’s price, I’d like us to talk about the SafeMoon Wallet a little. As you know, the Android version dropped in the Google Play Store a couple of days ago.
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Giant Crypto Project Now Helps SAFEMOON To Reach $1
So, the SafeMoon wallet has officially launched and that’s pretty exciting. Naturally, people have had a couple of questions regarding how the wallet is supposed to work.
Don’t forget that this is our first product, so of course people are going to have questions. However, there is a particular challenge many people are having with the SafeMoon wallet that I want to make clear once and for all.
And that’s the issue of other cryptocurrencies in the SafeMoon Wallet. I have other cryptocurrencies in my wallet, but when I imported my wallet to the SafeMoon Wallet, the only ones that showed up were smart chain and SafeMoon. Why does it not show BNB, Doge, or other balances?
Now, first off, the fact that you can see the prices of different coins or tokens on the SafeMoon Wallet does not necessarily mean that your wallet can hold the coin. Currently,
SafeMoon has a list of supported coins and tokens which will be increased in due time. I believe that answers that. But there are still a couple other things you need to understand when it comes to trust wallets, the SafeMoon wallet, importing your tokens, and SafeMoon.
- If you imported your Trust Wallet / MetaMask seed phrase to SafeMoon, you can still access the token via the old wallet and buy more SafeMoon from there through the ways you know. You don’t need SafeMoon.
- If you created a new Wallet in the SafeMoon app, you can also import the seed phrase into Trust Wallet / MetaMask and use the options there to buy more SafeMoon or to swap SafeMoon for SafeMoon and vice versa.
- SafeMoon, if I am correct, doesn’t get any reflections right now, it is just a bridge to the ETH Network. ETH can get pretty wild fees for gas. If you can’t handle $10 to $250 per transaction as gas, you probably shouldn’t buy it.
- Swapping from SafeMoon to SafeMoon will give you BNB gas, so no worries if you already bought SafeMoon. Just import your seed phrase to Trust Wallet / MetaMask and swap them for regular SafeMoon. They will, after that, be shown in your SafeMoon Wallet.
And since we’re on the SafeMoon Wallet topic, iOS users are getting antsy and wondering when the SafeMoon Wallet for iOS will be released.
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Well, when UnicityArt asked in the SafeMoon Discord when the wallet will be available for iOS, CEO Karony simply said “as soon as it’s available.”
Before we get to the iOS wallet’s probable release date, let’s talk about how CEO Karony’s answer was received by the SafeMoon community. Well, most were actually impressed by Karony’s answer, explaining that not giving a particular date meant lower chances of disappointments.
This is what I was saying. Being too transparent is not a good thing. It sets high expectations and people cannot control themselves.
You don’t tell them everything and they are satisfied with the timeline because they are not expecting anything. Like it’s not exciting knowing something is coming next week. Like if your favorite artist randomly dropped an album that was fire, you’d be stoked.
But if they announce this awesome album and it comes out the exact date and it’s mediocre, you will not be so stoked. You’d probably disconnect as a fan because your expectations were not met.
So, stop asking for stuff and let it come. The wallet will come eventually, blockchain eventually and hopefully $1 eventually. Not tomorrow because you will be disappointed and just letting yourself down.
But I’m excited for the improvements they’ve made. Now, that said, what’s the plan for the iOS wallet? We had anticipated that the iOS version of the wallet would be ready by now since it was to be re;eased shortly after the Android.
However, that might not be so considering that Apple will be launching iOS 15 pretty soon. The SafeMoon team stated they don’t want to have to update the wallet shortly after it launches. iOS 15 is out on September 20. Apple just released the “Release Candidate” for it. So,
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I’m guessing the SafeMoon team will test the wallet on the iOS15 RC that came out today and make sure it’s good, and there and then submit it for release. I would maybe expect an announcement that they submitted it for App store review within a day or two.
And hopefully the wallet will be on the App Store on or around the 20th. In other words, I would be surprised if they launch the wallet unannounced in the next few days.
So, those patiently waiting, expect more like a week and less of a maybe tomorrow. So, SafeMooners using iOS devices, it seems you have another week of waiting ahead of you.
But all of this is still speculation. No one is sure when to expect the iOS wallet but, at least, we now have an idea of when it’s likely to drop. By the way, let me know what your thoughts on the probable release date for the SafeMoon wallet is.
Good thing Apple reviews and decides on apps super fast. So, once the SafeMoon Wallet is listed, it only takes a couple of days max for Apple to come to its conclusion which will in turn mean that we might get SafeMoon for iOS earlier than we probably expect.
Anyway, moving away from the wallet, we’ve got some updates about the SafeMoon team. With everything that happened with Hank quitting the team and all, there obviously has been some restructuring in the team which led to a certain SafeMoon Hound entering the picture.
If you haven’t met him, his Twitter profile reads that he is the global head of products at SafeMoon. And in the last AMA we had, we saw The SafeMoon Hound actively involved as part of the team and fielding questions. Jacob Smith tweeted
Any core team member being listed on the website is a choice. @TheFudHound won’t be added unless he wants to be, and if I get the OK to do so. Same goes for any other core team member.
@TheFUDHound then responded Let’s roll! So, for your information, if thefudhound is not displayed on safemoon website doesn’t mean that he is not a part of a safemoon team.
Whatever the case, we wish him the very best and hope he does his best to take SafeMoon where it ought to be because we have a great vision. Safemoon team has much more people than just four, as currently displayed on their website. Just imagine where we’ll be in five years.
By Twitter followers only, Bitcoin has been around for 12 years and has a Twitter followership of 3 million. Dogecoin has been around for 7 years with 2 million followers.
Now SafeMoon has only been around for five months, and we already have 1 million followers. The numbers don’t lie, guys. People are seeing the hard work the SafeMoon tem is putting in and they are getting interested.
If we’ve managed to capture the attention of this many people in five short months, imagine where we will be in five years. This is nothing short of ludicrous speed!
Alright, that said, Sunday is SafeMoon Sunday and we will be having a Twitter space. Please, do not forget. Come with all your pressing questions and confusions. CEO Karony has let on that we will be having Ryan, himself, and Thomas, that is, Papa, depending on how things go.
You sure don’t want to miss this. So, make sure you’re there. Now to our topic for today. Like I told you guys, SafeMoon is on its way to $1 and here’s how I know. A couple of days ago, Watcher Guru made a pretty interesting tweet. It said
Breaking News: SafeMoon crashes to $0.01. And the date that follows reads, 05.05.2025. That is, May 5th, 2025. So, how does this affect the price of SafeMoon?
We already launched the wallet and now we’re working toward the exchange, the blockchain, and Project Pheonix, especially Project Pheonix.
Some people have pointed out that the Gambia does not have sufficient GDP to help SafeMoon’s prices significantly. But we need to remember that it is more than that. The vision is to serve the unbanked and underbanked.
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Conclusion – Giant Crypto Project Now Helps SAFEMOON To Reach $1
If that happens, it means a lot of daily transactions which means more volume and more burn. And when we have an increasing volume of daily transactions coupled with more burn, what do we get? Of course, it pushes our price up significantly.
And if SafeMoon hits $1 before that date and the crash happens, people are going to buy the dip and we will bounce back again. Unfortunately, that’s the much we can take for today’s article. If you enjoyed this article, then please leave a comment in the comment section.
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Disclaimer – This article does not encourage you to buy any of the cryptocurrencies / or investing at all. This is just the opinion of an amateur, not a financial advisor. Before investing in cryptocurrency, I recommend talking to your financial advisor and do your own research.
