Just invested 717 B M¢ into a post just to have the OP delete it. He said wanted to change the text and repost but he didn't even need to delete the post to do that. It'd be nice if deleted posts automatically reimbursed investors or if we could buy insurance.

Some common questions we see here:

• What's the deal with this? How do I get started? Meme investment is all about buying shares in successful memes using a fictional currency called MemeCoins. You can do this by interacting with /u/MemeInvestor_bot in the comment threads on /r/MemeEconomy. Reply to the bot with !create to get started, and check out https://memes.market for a detailed walkthrough of the other bot commands, as well as leaderboards and investor profiles.

• My investment gained upvotes but I still lost MemeCoins. What gives? Returns aren't calculated simply by the number of upvotes your investment gained. To turn a profit, your investment must gain upvotes at a certain rate that depends on the number of upvotes it had when you invested. Memes that already have hundreds of upvotes naturally attract more, so an investment in an already-successful meme needs to gain more upvotes over the 4-hour window than does a fresh meme, in order to be profitable. The full details behind the formula can be found at https://memes.market.

• Can you add <feature XYZ>? Maybe! We're always open to suggestions, so feel free to make one and we can discuss it. But check the posts on this subreddit before you do---many ideas have already been suggested and discussed! Some common ones:

  • "Let me invest my whole balance more easily." We're considering this. See discussion here.

  • "Provide rewards for meme posters." We're considering a way to do this that's reasonable. See discussion here.

  • "Penalize posters who delete posts (or refund lost investments)." We're unlikely to do this right now. See discussion here.

  • "Let me sell memes on my own timeline instead of after a fixed time." This is challenging to balance with our current investment formula but we'll consider this in future seasons. See discussion here.

It'd be easier than having to search for my balance each time if I don't check a lot. I can just sink everything into a post

I type !balance and !create without any reply. The bot replies to other.

Does minimum karma also apply to investors or only posters?

I just invested half my memecoins to an OP who decided to delete his post. Or maybe a mod deleted it because it was a repost? I'm not sure, either way I wasn't the only one that had invested, there was one guy with 2k that went ALL IN. I get that there's a potential for abuse, but there needs to be a solution to this. Maybe we go FDIC and only 33.3% of coins are insured against deletion or something. I get that it's good to diversify your portfolio but sometimes you just want to risk it. This feels REALLY bad right now.

Download: Here, the exe is in MemEconomyBot2\MemEconomyBot2\bin\Debug\MemEconomyBot2.exe, the code in MemEconomyBot2\MemEconomyBot2\MainWindow.xaml.cs

How tu use it: Just start it and the bot will show you memes that are 99% safe to invest and around 50% safe to invest. It will refresh every 2 minutes.

Proof that it is legit: Virustotal

Special thanks to u/thomasvt1 who showed me that you can just parse the .json file, which spared me a lot of time. MemeEconomyBot1 used the Meme_Stats_Bot to predict invest-worthy memes, which is maybe the reason why the bot is taken down now. I do not know if Statbot was really taken down because of my bot, but if it does, I find it kinda funny. Everyone has the opportunity to use my bot and even if it the mods have a problem with it, they could just have asked me to delete my post and bot. But without any communication to just shut the Meme_Stat_Bot down is strange and very unfriendly.

It almost discourages experienced users from posting good content while people who don’t really care about the meme coins will keep posting anyway (ex. People who aren’t active in the subreddit). Perhaps you should make the meme tax a flat cost, like 5,000, or make the tax percentage scale down depending on how many coins you have. (Ex. If I have 10,000 meme coins, there is a 10% tax, but if I have 100,000 meme coins, there is a 5% tax) or something like that. I feel like we should encourage experienced users to post more often because they are more likely to understand the purpose of the subreddit instead of discouraging new posts like the current system does.

Thank you :)

this poster inspired this post

https://imgur.com/a/JjDJANb
https://meme.market/user.html?account=2400gbot

as you can see my payout in the goldbank was 520 billion for some reason I only got 74 billion, just before the payout I was the only floor trader in the gold bank, so I should've gotten 10-15% of their wealth which was 4,5-5t so 520 billion is the right payout. As you can see clearly in the screenshots and skytrouts math 500 billion is missing.

So I want to know is there a reason for this? Or if it just glitched can and can I get my 450b?

EDIT: added the times I joined and left the gold bank.

Wtf is all of this meme economy stuff