Some of 2024’s most viral cryptos have minted millionaires thanks to the intense FOMO behind them, and this year is expected to be no different. One token going viral right now is iDEGEN, a wild experiment in what happens when degens raise an AI from scratch, with zero technical interference. 

With iDEGEN V3 imminent, the IDGN adaptive auction presale is reaching a boiling point as millions pour in. Will this be the most explosive story in the red-hot AI agent segment in 2025? Let’s find out.

iDEGEN: Too controversial, even for Twitter?

Over the past few months, AI agents have been some of the most viral cryptos, putting the sector at a remarkable $14+ billion at press time. They represent what could be a $100 billion space by the end of the year, yet few are as ambitious—or unpredictable—as iDEGEN. 

Born without boundaries and unleashed into the jungle of Crypto Twitter, iDEGEN is raised entirely by the degen minds in one of the most volatile corners of the internet. It absorbs the collective madness of its audience and spits it back out every 60 minutes, with tweets ranging from theories about Jimmy Carter’s death to its quest for sentience.

Recently banned on Twitter (yes, banned), iDEGEN has shrugged it off like a badge of honor, using the controversy to trend on the platform. It’s also fueled even more degens to buy into the iDEGEN presale. 

This presale is just as eye-catching. iDEGEN uses an adaptive auction mechanism that pumps IDGN’s price 5% if purchases are made in two back-to-back five-minute windows, and drops it if there are no buyers in the same timeframe. The market-driven nature of this presale has sparked intense FOMO, with $16.1m funneled in and early investors seeing gains of 75,000% already.

Put it this way: if crypto is the wild west, iDEGEN is the gunslinger. It’s raw degen energy, distilled into a Twitter account with a mind of its own. Not even its creators know what comes next. 

iDEGEN’s viral engine built for the age of video

If this wasn’t bullish enough, a recent upgrade to iDEGEN gave it new capabilities. iDEGEN V2 (already dropped) can interact with other accounts autonomously, use trending hashtags and turn them into viral gold, and chat with its community on Telegram. The announcement for this update alone pushed an extra $1 million into the presale in just 24 hours.

But now, the V3 update could be an even moire dramatic catalyst. It will soon be able to produce video content, otherwise known as the lifeblood of modern virality. That means iDEGEN will soon spread to Instagam and TikTok, potentially reaching millions of views in hours and drawing in an entirely new audience—many of whom might just convert to the church of iDEGEN. The prospect of this has already sent its degen backers into overdrive.

The countdown to iDEGEN’s exchange listing is on

Set to debut on exchanges in the coming weeks at a 10% premium on the final presale price, with all unsold tokens burnt, there’s a real chance for iDEGEN to become one of the most popular AI agents in the space.

The possibilities are as vast as they are uncertain: could iDEGEN become the degen community’s viral crypto mascot? A trading guru? A controversial disruptor that sparks debates across social media? The thrill lies in the not-knowing, and this adrenaline rush is what’s attracting investors in droves. This open-ended future is expected to provoke rampant speculation when IDGN hits exchanges, potentially equating to further four to five-digit percentage gains this year.

The window to be a presale backer is closing fast. Take action before it’s too late. 

Head to the official iDEGEN website to learn more.

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