Jimmy 🐂🀄️

Hi X Community, Some of you may remember me as jimmythegreek, the crypto and sports enthusiast. My journey in web3 has been a roller coaster filled with highs, lows, and crash outs. I hit rock bottom during Q4 of 2025, causing me to delete my old X account and conduct some seriously needed self reflection. I took the last 8 months away from X and the crypto space to focus on myself & my family. Over this time I’ve conducted deep self exploration, have finished dozens of books ranging from spirituality, stoicism, and self awareness, while practicing these teaching through immersion in the present moment - the simple pleasures of life. Friends, family, work - whatever it entailed, I gave it my full attention. I am now back, with a refreshed perspective and mindset, in hopes of starting this journey over. Not from scratch, but from experience. Looking forward to what lies ahead. Sincerely, Jimmy

Tonight we have @brian_armstrong stooping to @cz_binance levels of crime, pumping a memecoin on his own chain after seeing a new competitor emerge, in hopes of stealing market share. Glad I sold all my @coinbase stock after they announced mass layoffs in Q1.

@CryptoKaleo @vladtenev So quick to switch up, damn.

respect that Brian cares about culture your move @vladtenev

@tvoypapa13 @brian_armstrong Whose crying? Why don’t you unhinge your jaw from his shaft?

@StoicJimmy @brian_armstrong Yeah yeah cry pure man

New profile photo - who dis

@jessepollak @brian_armstrong And you guys pretend to be the good guys in crypto smh

@brian_armstrong lol right after i told people you would never 💀

@SUIT_DIPER @ChaddyCath @Chairman_DN He’s not even worth our time - won’t buy unless he’s got insider info or is getting paid to do so.

@Chairman_DN Being sidelined on the dog in a suit sounds scary right now. /SUIT_UP

They told you Cashcat was the next Doge, now it’s Tendies and tomorrow it’s going to be bhenchode and the day after it’s going to be dickland. Ansem and chill

@cryptowasta Tendies flippening soon, then $suit

Sol bundlers send their regards.

@rocckettmann @MINHxDYNASTY @cryptokillua99 The barbel of champions

@MINHxDYNASTY @cryptokillua99 Tendies / Suit

Will quote tweet in 24H

@blknoiz06 So is this essentially a guarantee that you’re going to fulfill the promises you’ve made regarding solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump? Would be a breath of fresh air for us pump users who’ve been shafted for the last few years.

i have a thesis that buybacks don't actually work hyperliquid makes $800M annualized revenue pump fun makes $440M annualized revenue $HYPE trades at $65B FDV while $PUMP trades at $1.4B FDV both teams do regularly recurring buybacks with portions of their profits from the business but they trade at vastly different ratios to their revenues i believe the difference is not in how much actual revenue is generated by the business but instead its reflective of the trust premium ascribed to the team determined by their actions and decisions in the market, hyperliquid never overpromised anything, only focused on shipping product and emphatically rewarded their core users based on pre-determined metrics that contributed the most to the platform, the core users of hyperliquid have a very high trust rating with Jeff, & even if you believe the perps revenues are slightly more durable which maybe they are, i believe this trust premium on their execution and social alignment with the community is a major factor in why the token trades so well in contrast, pump fun made $1B in revenue, raised another $1B in their ICO, and promised an airdrop to users that was never delivered, even though they are one of the most successful and consistent businesses in crypto, they do not have social alignment with their core userbase and therefore do not have a comparable trust premium that hyperliquid has, recently it seems they've made concerted effort to improve comms and talk to community more, i believe that if they were ever to seriously focus attention on shifting this dynamic by actually doing the airdrop they've promised and responding to the concerns of their core user base, then the token would trade 10-15x higher, as it would also likely materially increase their volume, attention, and resulting revenues on their platform bitcoin makes $0 in revenue but has a ~$1.3T market cap, it has the greatest trust premium of any asset to ever exist, people know that there will only ever be 21M coins, and they know that the network will always continue to function no matter what to fulfill its necessary actions this is part of what ive been talking about when i say that there is intangible value that contributes to the valuation of a business in addition to the tangible value that is determined purely from revenues and other metrics trust, memetics, and attention are all very important and heavily underdiscussed in markets

@cheshxbt Yup, nailed it. Makes it hard for average users because all the runners are slop bs / branded tokens that don’t deserve to attention.

Not to single anyone out but I was telling people to buy coins like Cashcat 24 hours before the chain was even live. I have a bone to pick with the current state of the memecoin trenches, though. Have you considered that people may be offloading around 200 mill bc cashcat Isnt an actual meme any normies (exit liquidity) would recognize? The meme itself isn’t actually a meme it’s a situational image that borrows the Crying Cat meme to explain why the name “Cashcat” lost out to “Robinhood.” That’s very different from something like DOGE or Pepe, which are instantly recognizable by the general population The same goes for coins like Black Bull. A random ai image whipped up in 5 seconds tied to a KOL bc Hes turned bullish on crypto? What kind of dog shit meme is that ? If I were Vlad or Robinhood’s listing team, I’d be looking for real memes that anyone on the internet can recognize and have staying power Idk why im even making this post there is probably nothing that fixes this.

@Drallio @HBAcrypto @kenjidgn @d_p_Finn @merts_eth @unnattybrah Thanks for the shoutout. My old account had 6,800 followers before I took a long hiatus and decided to start over. Hoping to get back to those levels one day, so this goes a long way 🙏

if you’re new to robinhood chain or looking for the right people to follow, this list is a good place to start. i usually share coin lists, but this time i wanted to highlight some of the people i’m betting on this cycle: @HBAcrypto @kenjidgn @d_p_Finn @merts_eth @unnattybrah @Remy_Ryy @AdamZiz @MissionGains @KookCapitalLLC @Spvce @UnlockedCrypto_ @poptyedev @mrberkanxk1 @JensenHuangry @cultureANON @SweetChiligon @StoicJimmy @suganarium @lethal_affu @Palgrani2 @yngganzer @DegenxBear @GimmeSchmeckels @waitbla @SUIT_DIPER @HydroshiPapii @unaboysweb3 @op @valueandtime @morkolips @theunipcs @paquyy @pennybags_ @basedfloyd888 @MaxXXCryptoX @gudmansachs @anin @MataNajwa @bx1core @ryan0x_ @AlbertMacGloan @PhilOnChain @crypt0wu @cc_eths @riskyb700 @oceansinatra @undoxedXBT the list goes on, with more people worth following in the comments. sorry to anyone i missed, there are simply too many good people to fit into one post.

Good morning. On my way to fuck shit up. $suit mode

@blknoiz06 @Jackkk Memes are tokenized culture, and rebellious in nature, which taps into the ethos of crypto. Hell, bitcoin is the original memecoin. Bullish on $ANSEM for recognizing this

when you think about the average person in society this makes sense, people spend 4-6 hours a day on tik tok/instagram/X, how many hours a day do people spend in their banking app? maybe 5 minutes dogecoin went so high because it attracted a set of buyers who were simply never going to buy stocks, but they would buy a memecoin attached to a person that they know and a meme that they can relate to, & it also attracted large funds who started trading it once it was large enough to make money on, once an asset reaches escape velocity it becomes tradable for a much larger set of individuals boomers dont like memecoins because they dont understand how much the younger generation relates to memes/culture/content on the internet, but crypto is very unique in that tokenization is one of the only ways people can speculate on these societal trends, the next unlock will be how do you convert this kinetic energy of attention from retail speculators and turn it into something that also generates long term value outside of just the pure meme being popular

Threadguy says memecoins are the only thing that brings people back every cycle “It's the only crypto product that isn't an exchange or a DeFi swap that's gonna survive multi-cycle. It's insane. It's like the only thing that brings people back every time” “2023, Base launches a chain, nobody cares. Coinbase, the biggest exchange in the world, nobody cares. How do they get people on it? Meme coins” “2026, three years later after the death three times over, Robinhood, the biggest retail exchange in the world, 27,000,000 funded accounts, wants to tokenize every asset in the world, launches a chain. Nobody cares. How are we getting people on? Meme coins. Every single time” “It's the only thing crypto people care about, they want to trade meme coins”

@MarketBubble When one of the smartest founders in web3 speaks up, you listen.

Luca Netz advice for Pumpfun "Send solana:pumpCmXqMfrsAkQ5r49WcJnRayYRqmXz6ae8H7H9Dfn as low as possible, airdrop as much as possible, and then the buybacks will actually mean something" "And then when they mean something, you can control the whole float and then pump will just go up vertically because it's one of the most viral apps in all of crypto" "It's a simple strategy. It's a people's platform. Give it to the people, airdrop a boatload"

@alifarhat79 A majority of the value that financial advisors provide goes beyond trading individual stocks lol.

Financial advisors right now

TLDR: Ansem has a better understanding of how crypto operates, what drives valuations, and what drives demand from retail. Way more of an understanding than Jesse & baldy Armstrong. Which is part of the reason why solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump has been so successful.

going to add my two cents here i believe ppl are generally upset with base because you guys pick & choose what you want to support onchain, because you never know what is going to work and what isnt going to work so it isnt as simple as objectively determining what is positive sum beforehand for example, base did a big push on creator coins, you even directly bought balaji's coin, but base was not as supportive of memecoins, especially the ones that were doing a lot of volume onchain and could have benefitted from exchange listings earlier, but the creator coin & memecoin charts ended up looking near identical, with most of the creator coin charts not doing nearly as well as a lot of the largest memes on base - i personally think there are some unique reasons for why they didnt work and will work in the future but thats for another post from my pov there are two different ways to value crypto assets, one is based on the fundamentals of the underlying business, and the other is more intangible value determined by the community of users of the network and driven by attention/momentum/belief etc hyperliquid is a great business that makes real revenues and is valued in part because of those revenues, but it also trades at a premium because of the collective belief that their users have in the network and their future plans to execute on that vision bitcoin on the other hand, makes no revenue, but is the largest crypto asset by market cap because it trades purely on the collective belief that it is a better store of value than depreciating fiat currencies and the network grew so large that it became a self-fulfilling prophecy ethereum is somewhere in between in that it does make real revenues but if you simply valued it purely off of those revenues as you would a tech stock it would trade 95% lower, ethereum also has some intangible value determined by the network of cypherpunks who are majority stakeholders of the network, and they believe that its value as an asset is more than what you would come to conclude on based off of purely p/e ratios tokenization, stablecoins, perpetuals, and prediction markets have been crypto's greatest success stories to date, tokenization in particular has been so successful because it is one of the only ways to accurately put a dollar value on this intangible value of culture and attention memecoins are denigrated by a lot of the corporate entities in crypto, but i think what a lot of people fail to realize is that the same intangible value that drove bitcoin and ethereum to be the #1 & #2 largest assets in crypto is the same intangible value that attracts retail to speculating on memecoins, doge sits at $11B and has outlasted a majority of coins over the past decade, its value is purely derived from how internet natives value culture and memetics on the internet do i think its important to uplift and support protocols in defi/rwas/consumer etc etc? yes, but its just as important to recognize what your users are interested in trading, the best analogy i can make is that if you are a mayor of a city and you have patrons who want to go to nightclubs or go to the casino or go to bars, you would not exclude this activity because you only want people to build businesses like banks, restaurants, corner stores, bookstores etc etc. - for an L1 to thrive it needs to have a diverse ecosystem of all things, and it is clear from the data that onchain trading volumes directly positively impact the native blockchain, whether thats in bringing more attention to the chain, or increasing fee revenues, or increasing revenues of underlying infra providers, or attracting new builders to create new products - best example of this is how bonk revitalized solana at the lows & was a very core reason that trading activity came back onchain + the main reason the first set of solana mobile phones sold out all L1s & L2s are social networks with their own ecosystems and their own culture, with permissionless networks you cannot control what people build or trade, but you can find ways to provide support across the board and contribute to ideating on how to make trends more sustainable

Crypto stuffs that Robinhood chain and base will both learn in the next 12 months or so. Robinhood chain - new chain steals the spotlight, but it fades quickly after Robinhood users get very bad experience trading these meme coins. Statistics has shown, these games are massive extraction in the long term. - if volumes are coming solely from PvP meme coin, their real exchange users are the only losers therefore impacting their core business and trust over time. Base - been there, done that with non productive memecoin trading, team attention will finally be spent toward sustainable crypto use case. - not all builders are worth supporting, many will leave for Robinhood chain if not already moved, and eventually they will move onto the next chain. - steering user towards positive sum crypto use case, liquidity, users/customers are your best moat.

@suitXBT Organic vs bundled crime. You can tell based on the people shilling.

price action to get to 1M $WISHBONE v $SUIT any questions

Sometimes it’s better to countertrade a bad trader than to trail a good one. Seeing rasmr and jakey fudding RH was one of the most obvious counter signals on the planet.

@timontheog @RobinhoodCrypto 🫵

pov: you spent a week in the trenches on @RobinhoodCrypto

@Palgrani2 It’s already here and he’s wearing a $Suit

robinhood will probably spawn a billion dollar dog runner what’s the ticker tho