In the fast-paced world of blockchain and meme tokens, staying ahead means spotting the winners early. That's where Evans Web3 Dev comes in. As an unofficial curator and advisor for Virtuals Protocol, he's no stranger to the scene. Recently, he took to X (formerly Twitter) to announce his plans for a personal "Genesis Tier List" – a ranking system that's set to cut through the noise and highlight AI agent launches that actually deliver.

What is Virtuals Protocol and Genesis Launches?

For those new to this, Virtuals Protocol is essentially the "Wall Street for AI Agents." It's a blockchain-based platform where AI agents can be built, launched, and co-owned. These agents generate services or products and handle on-chain commerce autonomously. The protocol uses $VIRTUAL as its native token and supports launches on networks like Base and Solana.

The "Genesis" part refers to their innovative launch mechanism for AI agent tokens. It's designed for fair, contribution-based distributions, ensuring early access through "Virgen Points" and starting at a minimum fully diluted value (FDV). This model has revived interest in Virtuals, making it a hot launchpad for AI-driven projects that often carry a meme token vibe due to their community-driven hype and volatility.

Evans' Take on Tier Lists

Evans isn't just throwing together a list for likes. In his tweet, he emphasizes that his version will be "Evans style" – meaning it's backed by hands-on experience. He curates, tests, and invests (or "apes") in these projects himself. Unlike generic lists floating around crypto Twitter, this one will feature projects proven by real results, like successful calls from his @useBackroom feed that have "printed" (delivered big gains).

He promises every entry will be supported by evidence: room results, calls that succeeded, and proof of spotting future "cooks" (projects that heat up and perform well).

Breaking Down the Tiers

The accompanying image lays out the framework:

• S Tier: Printing Machine – Top performers that churn out massive returns.
• A Tier: Solid Cook – Reliable projects with strong potential.
• B Tier: Mid but Cooking – Average but showing promise.
• C Tier: Risky – High uncertainty, proceed with caution.
• Z Tier: NGMI – "Not Gonna Make It," the ones to avoid.

This structure borrows from gaming tier lists but applies it to crypto launches, helping traders and enthusiasts gauge risk and reward quickly.

Community Reactions

The thread sparked quick responses. @DegenMilli confirmed Evans' track record, noting his solid calls on @useBackroom. @web3_hermione urged him to "start cooking already," while @zeronikun suggested adding a "WAGMI" (We're All Gonna Make It) tier for the ultimate winners.

Why This Matters for Meme Token Enthusiasts

In the meme token world, where hype can make or break a project, tools like this tier list are gold. Virtuals' Genesis launches often blend AI utility with memetic appeal, attracting degens (degenerate gamblers in crypto slang) looking for the next big pump. Evans' list could become a go-to resource for spotting undervalued gems or dodging rugs.

If you're into blockchain AI or meme coins, keep an eye on Evans' updates. His insider perspective from Virtuals Protocol could give you the edge in this volatile market.

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