jacob fast
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So I have not wanted to a gofundme but somebody launched a token on PumpFun that generated me nearly $50k in fees It feels super weird to generate money off of people trading a random token but thousands of people asked me to tweet the CA. So here it is: 5hiLgyybrAYPpUwNFa38agfZ8iEtnahWKAPixcfspump

Your worst sin is that you have destroyed and betrayed yourself for a job.

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@_bolivian Using sol as a currency is generally net zero. It’s bought then spent then sold.

However, we recognize that having too many options goes against the ethos that helped pump fun originally succeed 2 years ago: simplicity. The lack of simplicity may contribute to needless vamp attempts and makes onboarding new users more difficult. Therefore, we’re aiming to remove some of the launch features as the dominant launch options solidify themselves over time. Until then, we’ll continue to study usage, user behaviour & feedback. As always, your feedback is not just important for the existing eco, but for the betterment of the future, much larger, user base.

The structure for USDC pairs was designed with stability - and more importantly - a healthier ecosystem in mind, but how does it achieve that? Simply put, supply in the earliest stage of a coin’s life becomes a lot more expensive (67% more expensive) with USDC pairs: - It costs ~$12,161 to bond a USDC token, compared to ~$7276 for a SOL token - It costs ~$1682 to buy the first 30% of a USDC token, compared to ~$998 for a SOL token Now, supply abuse is more expensive & thus throttling token upsides at lower market caps will be mitigated.




















