Kareem retweetledi
I remember when bag working and shilling memecoins was the move.
It was the best form of marketing especially for CTOs or projects with no taxes and no budget.
If you believed in something, you pushed it. And it worked.
But something I realized way too late is that the game has changed.
Now, if you find a good project, it’s almost better to just buy it quietly and let the market decide.
Because the market doesn’t move off shills anymore… it moves off who’s actually buying, and whether those wallets are real.
Those days of dropping a CA in group chats and everyone running with it?
Gone.
And honestly, you can’t even blame people.
When you shill a coin now, others hesitate to share it because they don’t want to be tied to it if it fails. Nobody wants to look like they rugged their own people.
That’s why you see so many subliminal posts instead of direct calls.
No contract address. No conviction. Just hints.
Because people are scared to get burned.
I remember when bag working meant this:
You drop the CA in 5 group chats → each of those shares it to 5 more → momentum builds → the coin grows.
Now?
You share it to 5 groups… people might buy… but nobody shares it.
And suddenly you’re the only one exposed, looking like you set your own people up, even when you didn’t.
That’s the reality now.
So for me?
I’d rather just chill. Let the market recover. Let things play out naturally.
I’m still bullish on memes. I’ll still buy them.
But watching how short-lived everything is right now…
I’d rather just enjoy the timeline than force anything.
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