Multiple promotional articles from CoinoMedia are aggressively positioning the upcoming meme coin Diamond Hands ($DH) as the superior investment choice compared to established, enterprise-focused cryptocurrencies like VeChain (VET), Hedera (HBAR), Cosmos (ATOM), and Internet Computer (ICP). The core narrative argues that while these mature projects have delivered real-world utility and technological innovation, their growth trajectories have become too slow and predictable to generate explosive returns in an impending bull market.
The articles frame VET and HBAR as examples of "enterprise chains" that, despite achieving credible business adoption and robust governance, move at the pace of corporate boardrooms, lacking the "urgency" and "asymmetric upside" that drives market rallies. Similarly, ATOM and ICP are presented as foundational infrastructure projects—Cosmos solving interoperability and ICP rebuilding internet architecture—whose major technical breakthroughs are already priced in, leaving limited room for dramatic revaluation.
In contrast, Diamond Hands ($DH) is marketed as a "post-enterprise" play, launching first as a meme coin on Binance Smart Chain (BSC) but with an immediate roadmap to become a dedicated Layer-2 ecosystem called "Diamond Hands Chain." This ecosystem is promised to feature ultra-low fees, fast settlement, and meme-native applications including NFTs, GameFi mechanics (Play-to-Earn, Tap-to-Earn), a native DEX, a community launchpad, and staking rewards. The project emphasizes early-incentive mechanisms like BNB giveaways and a whitelist for its presale, which is described as "filling fast."
Key selling points highlighted for $DH include strong anti-dump and holder-protection mechanics, locked liquidity, on-chain transparency, and a completed smart contract audit by Coinsult. The project advocates for community-led governance over "closed-door control." The promotional material repeatedly urges readers to consider $DH as "the best crypto to buy now" and "the best meme coin to buy now" ahead of the next bull run, claiming it captures the phase of maximum flexible valuation before narratives mature and liquidity compresses upside potential.
