#MemeCoins are all the hype at the moment and Crypto Season is fast approaching. There are thousands of MemeCoins these days, however, between 2010 to 2020 MemeCoins or #Altcoins as they were known then and actually still are, were not everyone's cup of tea, in fact they were frowned upon and exchanges like #Binance , they would respond to listing requests with "We only list coins with Real World use cases or utility"

Fast forward a few years and Binance have launched an avalanche of MemeCoins, Altcoins and pretty much any coin is now seen as list-able. The life of a Crypto developer between 2010 to 2022 was challenging to say the least as the cost of running a crypto project was huge, multiple servers were needed to run nodes and MasterNodes coin Dev's needed to have their own seednodes at least 10 of them to be sure the chain did not fork off to the wrong chain. A blockexplorer for transaction history already brings the number of servers to 11 that does not include the website and a dedicated server for Masternodes to run on. The monthly cost for just servers alone was a massive strain on developers and the die hard developers would be dedicated to their projects full time so no day job or part-time job was possible due to the demanding nature of a crypto currency community.

#TittieCoin $TTC as it was known in 2014 when it was launched had it's first home at Crypto Rush Exchange then later Cryptopia and #Cryptsy both of witch ended up being "Hacked" and Devlopers and community members lost millions of TittieCoin with mounting server cost and lost assets things took a bad turn as the Dev was not able to keep the lights on and even the water was cut off, working from bars and coffee shops to get WIFI Just when things looked as though there was no way forward but and the only option was to close down the project, the TittieCoin

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