Solfart ($SOLF) — joke name, serious launch? Curious what others think about this presale approach

I came across the Solfart ($SOLF) token presale recently, and yeah, the name made me laugh but after looking into it a little more, I started to take it more seriously than I expected.

It’s definitely in the meme category, with the creators calling themselves Fart McSatoshi and Mark Zuckerfart, but under the surface, it looks like they are trying to do things with more structure than most meme projects. Here are a few things that stood out:

Around $48k has already been raised in the presale

They are claiming a $6 million liquidity injection at launch

The presale accepts ETH, SOL, BNB, USDT, USDC, and even credit cards

It’s not just a token on Ethereum, they are planning it as a real coin

There’s a crypto adventure game being developed tied to the token

They plan to list on both centralized and decentralized exchanges

So while the branding is clearly designed to go viral, the mechanics feel a bit more thought through. It reminds me slightly of what happened with Dogecoin or GameStop, humor first, followed by some surprising traction.

That said, funny branding alone doesn’t make a solid project. I’m curious how this sort of launch fits into the broader market right now. With 2025 heating up and regulation likely on the horizon, presales like this feel like one of the last cycles where meme coins can really go wild.

Is anyone else tracking this? I’d like to hear what others think:

Do meme projects like this still have a chance at serious returns in 2025?

Does a strong launch strategy and game integration make a real difference?

Or is this more of the same with just a new coat of paint?

This isn’t financial advice, I just wanted to open up a conversation around how people are seeing these kinds of projects in the current cycle. Appreciate any thoughts.