SafeMoon stands from "Safely to the Moon", a phrase that was adopted by Redditors about DogeCoin which refers to the price flying upwards "as high as the Moon".
Although analysis of a single factor and cryptocurrency combination, as above, is of interest, more general findings across multiple cryptocurrency/factor combinations can also be pursued. Fig 7 shows, for each cryptocurrency and factor combination, the mean coherence values during the bubble and non-bubble regimes. Each horizontal subplot shows a different coherence period band, from the lowest period band (2–4 days) at the top to the highest period band (256–512 days) at the bottom. As the duration of data for each cryptocurrency varies, certain ranges are left blank when that cryptocurrency does not have enough data to produce values for such bands.

In conclusion, our Safemoon forecast has covered what this token is and how it functions. As you can imagine, Safemoon’s small size combined with the media attention it has received has meant that many retail investors believe it could reach dizzying heights. Although this could be true, the fact that Safemoon doesn’t have any real-world uses as of yet could be an issue; however, if this changes, we could see some significant moves in the months and years ahead.
There are so many areas that Safemoon falls short. In products, there is so much competition that Safemoon receives from Bitrise cryptocurrencies. For example, the Safemoon wallet is considered inferior to the Bitrise dApp wallet.