SafeMoon was created by Karony and two of his fellow developers from TANO, a Provo, Utah-based video game studio with a bare-bones website. It launched in March with a big social media push, including a giveaway of 100 billion tokens (then trading for less than $0.00000001 each) for “lucky winners” who followed @safemoon, liked and retweeted then tagged three friends.
SafeMoon may have some investors concerned that it will not return to its prior glory. Despite a very promising starting performance, SafeMoon has settled far below the hopes of the investors that held onto the token.

To avoid legal action, the creators dropped “West” from the name, changed the logo to a “half man, half fish hybrid” that resembles West — a biting reference to a “South Park” episode that pokes fun at West’s massive ego — and released Coinye as planned.
As Bitfury is building new mining centers around the world and is preparing for a funding round, the top will be remodeled. The company achieved a $ 1 billion valuation in the 2018 funding round, which could exceed this time. Equivalent sizes and sizes, Peers Genesis and Core Scientific, were recently valued at $ 3.5 billion and $ 4.3 billion, respectively.