Xander

I think the crashout happening in the memecoin community is justified there were months and months of 100+ million marketcap coins spawning every day how could we go from insane life changing opportunities every day, to there being PVP on every narrative that pops up and everything is now a 200K topper? see, back during the bull the more you slept the more opportunity you would miss out on people were making insane money and there was unlimited opportunity I know a bunch of people who retired this cycle now that we're in a bear market, everyone is pointing fingers as to who the issue is "it's the trading terminals, it's the launchpads, it's the streamers" the reason memecoins aren't going as insane as they did back in 2024 isn't because of one specific group of people this is just part of the cycle when things slow down and things reset, and I've lived through these periods before people hate PVP, vamps, the launchpad wars, the bundles, the rugs, etc.. eventually things will reset, and the money will flow once again the last thing I'll say here is that whenever the market is going crazy, and I was making ridiculous money every day, people would join my group and say "wow how do you do it, I want to do what you're doing" my response was always the same: "I was here when everything was dead. if you really want to make a living from crypto then you need to be here when no one else wants to be and you have to put in more time than everyone else around you." per usual all those people are gone, and here I am waiting and searching for the best opportunities to come up once again you don't have to trade every single day, just stay active, wait for things to heat up again and sit back down at the table when the time comes

JUST IN: Hyperliquid now trades more oil, gold, and silver than crypto.

is it just me or $PIGEON is looking bottomed here?? 🤯 if i were you i would pay attention to bottomed-out charts by now. winter is almost done >> spring is coming. if you know you know.

PVP has been a massive point of contention over the past few days, and many plead for a fix from the launchpad layer. however, I believe the causation of PVP is misguided and isn’t the result of the launchpad, but a result of: 1) broader liquidity leaving the market 2) behavioral problems it’s no secret that we’re in a bear market & more liquidity has left the market than has entered over the past 6 months, hence why ceilings are much lower & opportunity feels scarce with lower liquidity & lower ceilings comes the desire to find edge elsewhere. if traders know they’re not going to succeed holding, and they can't beat other traders, there may be edge in redeploying an already successful coin; whether it’s under the guise of a better ticker, image, has tracked wallets, fee distributions, etc. while I think this behavior is incredibly destructive, I believe it is a permanent pendulum, and I believe we're currently at the extreme end of that pendulum, which is why we’re experiencing incessant & unrelenting PVP compared to what we see in a bull market (PVP exists, but faces nowhere near the level of participation as we see now)