Walk Random
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Walk Random
@randomwk0
NFT Collector (Punk, Art Blocks, Yuga Labs, Azuki, 1111, Bitcoin Puppets, Vivid) | Meme Trader | AI/Web3 Believer | Always in the Trenches | NO financial advice

0xa1F72459dfA10BAD200Ac160eCd78C6b77a747be $clawnch

seeing some chatter today around opensea's decision to default to USD prices. let me share a few thoughts. first, you can always swap back to crypto with the flip of a switch. so anyone who prefers seeing pricing in crypto of course still can. perhaps there are ways we can make that option more obvious - feedback heard. that aside, everyone in our space is always asking "how do we get more mainstream adoption?" did you know that you can buy an ETH mainnet NFT on opensea today with SOL? or with REKT? or with USDC on Base? or with fiat via a credit card? when a brand new user comes to opensea and wants to buy something, we want them to immediately understand the price and be able to purchase using whatever currency they're holding. easily and seamlessly. abstracting away complexity is one of the best ways we can encourage adoption. we're also now aggregating portfolio balances across wallets, asset types and 24 chains. so denominating everything in ETH can actually create friction and in some cases, inaccuracies. we read everything and are always listening. please keep the feedback coming.

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This is how the pumpfun KOL coins work: KOLs have GCs where they communicate with each other, these are not the fnf TGs that you're invited to that they have in their bios, these are separate backdoor channels They bundle (buy large % of supply from many wallets at a low MC, many apps help with this) and send each other coins for free, this is why there are periods where the whole TL seems to shill the same thing all at once, it's not random, it's coordinated They then buy these coins on their main wallets, and they will hold them there to zero since they have several anon wallets they are doing their actual trading on. They can tell their followers they "lost money too" while they dump on their side wallets Then they share in their fnf TG groups and Twitter to retail (that's you) It's at this point they generally start "farming," most of the time they will actually sell off all or most of their side wallets at this early step. Nobody believes in these coins less than the KOLs shilling them. This is where most coins die However, if there is enough retail interest, the coin will continue to rise, many KOLs will be out at this point and move on to something else (or even try to vamp with a similar coin) The remaining KOLs will now send more coins out to higher tier influencers, KOLs with copytraders, and of course the bagworkers Give it a little while and these people will always start undercutting each other and selling. It's easy for them to know if they are dumping on each other cause they can check the wallets that sent them the coins, this is why so many coins seem to have a random and violent end, at some point they all kinda dump at once While this has become commonplace, make no mistake - if you are shilling a coin you received for free, asking people to take risk when you have taken none, then you are a scammer. But if you are going around shilling a pumpfun KOL coin that you paid your own money for, then you are a fool











