Daniel⚡️

Liquidity is a psyop. Sure, you can exit anytime. But that also means the cost of exit is near zero. Any rational trader would race to be the first out. When everyone is racing to exit, average returns drop over time. This is what kills most tokens. Every holder assumes the other guy will sell the moment they've made enough, so they sell first. This is how we went from 1000x to 2x. 'TP at 2x and onto the next' is why memecoins are cooked.

Its always a coin no one talks about that randomly goes crazy. Rarely do i see a coin go crazy when everyone is in.

how a mf who wrote the first ever bundler for pumpfun probably felt

you see this next to you on first class, wyd?

The reality is that the trenches are now in a different phase; we are more in “attention markets” rather than “memecoins.” We have already sent all the possible existing tickers, we’ve sent 100 million dog coins, and the market has matured. Nobody is buying these coins anymore. Because the market is also scared to hold anything right now, since anything can be vamped and, in the end, everything rugs pretty fast, even long-term coins with strong communities. The demand for these coins is practically non-existent, and the market itself doesn’t have enough strength to push them back to ATHs or even move them meaningfully. Risking holding meme coins just on the hope that a market maker will pump them is an extremely risky move. So now everyone is buying coins related to attention, such as coins from Elon Musk posts or TikTok trends that might go viral, and traders are trying to front-run hype and attention. The most interesting coins are the ones related to big, fresh news, similar to what we saw with Cobie and Copper Inu, with $scam Altman in recent days, etc.

if you’ve never gone from 5 figs to 0 in a single day. ser, we are not the same 🫠🫠

We just hit 400 followers! Should we do a 1 SOL contest/giveaway at 500 followers?