In an innovative move unique to the NFT sector, Slerf, the founder of the Meme project SLERF, announced a strategy to engage users and promote token pre-sale. Slerf clarified that users who contribute more than 5 SOL during the token pre-sale will be able to claim an upcoming NFT using their funds not received in the pre-sale.

For each NFT claim that a user opts to make, 5 SOL will be deducted from the user's balance. This creative method provides an additional incentive for users to contribute more and get involved in the project.

The initiative, as per an earlier announcement by Slerf, is part of a series of actions designed to induce activities such as the raising of remaining funds and stimulating donations for pre-sale participants. It marks yet another interesting development in the burgeoning world of NFTs and the increasingly imaginative strategies employed to drive user engagement and fundraising in these projects.

According to CryptoPotato, Slerf (SLERF) has experienced a significant price surge, becoming one of the top Solana-based meme coins. The cryptocurrency sector has recently returned to green territory, with the global market capitalization spiking above $2.8 trillion. Bitcoin (BTC) and other leading digital assets have rallied significantly, but their ascents can’t be compared to Slerf’s (SLERF). The price of the recently-emerged token has jumped by 35% on a 24-hour scale, surpassing the $0.80 mark. Its market capitalization exceeded $400 million, making it the fourth-biggest Solana-based meme coin. The top three assets of that type remain dogwifhat (WIF), Bonk Inu (BONK), and BOOK OF MEME (BOME).

SLERF’s previous resurgence enabled savvy traders to make multi-million profits. However, it is not all sunshine and roses with SLERF since the token was also involved in suspicious activity. A week ago, the developer behind it accidentally burned $10 million worth of funds raised from investors during the presale. This came as a reminder that dealing with meme coins can lead to devastating losses due to their tricky nature and infamous volatility.