Generation Z commonly referred to as Zoomers, refers to individuals born between the mid-1990s and the early 2000s. They grew up primarily with many online commodities already existing such as social media and video games – often forming friendships through the internet. Therefore, it is no surprise that Zoomers are the main consumers of crypto alongside Millennials, taking up 94% of crypto buyers in 2022.
A crypto network that has done a good job in garnering the attention of Zoomers is Dogecoin (DOGE), the first meme coin to hit the crypto market. This is mainly due to its appealing and fun nature, enticing the audience of a younger generation. An upcoming meme coin that aims to follow the same ethos is Rocketize Token (JATO), but what can make it distinguishable?
As previously mentioned, Rocketize Token (JATO) is new to the crypto market and centres itself around being driven by its community. The blockchain network is devoted to supporting the arts and cultivating a creative environment for its users. It plans to create a pioneering crowdfunding platform for the community as part of its goal of empowering content creators and artists with new business models that can take advantage of the vast potential of NFTs and micro-transaction applications in the cryptocurrency market.
Rocketize stands out from the majority of meme currencies with dogs as mascots, many of which are attempting to replicate the popularity of Dogecoin (DOGE). The Web 3.0 Rocketize platform employs decentralised technologies and democratic-style governance, allowing its community known as the 'Atomic Nation' to vote and make choices on the cryptocurrency's future.
This strategy will likely pull Zoomers closer to the platform by convincing them that they are a component of something larger than themselves, which they are. Rocketize heavily relies on the support of its users, making their input critical to the success of JATO tokens. They provide revenue sources to JATO token holders, substituting 1% of every completed transaction into the holder's wallet.
Dogecoin (DOGE) is known for being the first meme coin, responsible for pioneering and introducing the meme coin sector of the crypto market. The blockchain network originates from the 2013 'doge' meme, which depicts a Shiba Inu dog looking at the camera while being surrounded by snarky internal monologues in coloured Comic Sans font.
Dogecoin's creators intended it to be a cheery and funny cryptocurrency that would appeal to those outside of the traditional crypto networks such as Bitcoin and Litecoin. This is one of the primary reasons it is popular amongst Zoomers, as it takes a more satirical approach to a complex and volatile market. Interviews conducted in 2021 by the American platform CNBC conveyed that many zoomers found Dogecoin to be appealing crypto because it is 'very cheap, affordable and easy to understand'.
DOGE is a currency that is mostly utilised as a tipping system on social media platforms such as Twitter and Reddit to encourage content sharing and growth. The popularity of Dogecoin has also been attributed to the admiration that entrepreneur Elon Musk has for it, an individual that many zoomers may find inspirational due to being one of the wealthiest people in the world.
Dogecoin pioneered a movement of meme cryptocurrencies which paved the way for networks such as Shiba Inu, Floki Inu, and Dogelon Mars to emerge into the market. Outside of meme coins, many Zoomers would opt to purchase Bitcoin, Ethereum and NFT-based networks due to the incentives that they provide. Rocketize Token's community-governed platform will seemingly be the unique selling point that would appeal to a younger crowd – giving it huge potential to succeed soon.
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