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@jeetassassin Bing is patiently chilling. Awaiting his listing

If it wasn’t obvious by now, communities and established memes are going to thrive this 2026. Congrats to the $unc holders and community. This is what we like to see.

@moonshot If you don’t list Bing ima lose it solana:89S7oVB4hui8ceJqhHreWB7fcxdthfvoB7z2pfJtpump

unc ($unc) is now verified on Moonshot.

@MaxamedCrypto Study the alphabet….$ABCDEFG it’s being overlooked for some reason 🤷‍♂️

We already caught the bottom on $wojak, $neet, $troll, $buttcoin and many more Now I need the next one that is still sitting at the bottom or about to break out Shill me something actually worth bidding

@SpiderCrypto0x @elonmusk @toly @nikitabier

So you are telling me @elonmusk and @toly keeps mentioning or interacting with this meme while @nikitabier is suggesting that a coin needs to be launched and he is an ex advisor for solana (obviously hinting at $BURNIE) and you still prefer to get rugged on new pairs

@hyperdialect Based

this neet shit aint new 1 year of neet so soon

@DGMD22 Feel like it’s time to load up on ETH 💼

Btc will do well Eth will do reallllly well This is the tokenization cycle, the RWA cycle, the settlement layer cycle, financial rails cycle. Btc’s narrative is well established on the global stage already. The next year will cement Eth’s.

@MrWhale Made 3k in 5 hrs because I saw an emoji post a CA at 2 am saying buy this…never let memes coins die

Memecoins are FUNNY, but the gains are REAL.

@redemptionjizzy And on top of that, when they find a good coin, if it doesn’t skyrocket within two weeks, they jeet out. Then when it’s sitting at $10M a month later, they tell everyone how they called it… it’s exhausting

A brutal blackpill about memecoins is taste. Some people are confined to having a low-brow sense of humor. Nothing much they can do about it. They will forever buy terrible coins and not make anywhere near as much money as those with good taste.

Make crypto twitter great again.

@mert Been trying to tell people this. Do we really think central banks and massive institutions would give up control of this system? It’s a gold mine for them

he's right of course, the current state of crypto is a wet dream for suits we've created the machinery of mass financial control all your financial activity is now visible and naked, and the stables you use can be frozen at will spending controls and time limits soon

@FinanceLancelot Add to that a possible larger divide in classes, and a lot of the dead-end corporate jobs about to get wiped out by AI—it’s definitely a likelihood

@realistonchain Global lockdowns, fuel and food rationing, Central Bank digital currency, great reset?

Few understand that this war isn't about freedom or oil, it's about survival of the Dollar and The Great Reset.

@GodsBurnt Wrote an article on this. We’re about to see the largest transfer of wealth in history as finance moves on-chain over the next 5–10 years.

Nobody is connecting these dots... >BlackRock bought $269 million in Bitcoin. >ETF inflows hit $358 million in a single day. >The SEC just announced a crypto clarity roundtable for April 16. >Japan is classifying crypto as a financial instrument. Every single institution on earth is quietly accumulating while retail is distracted by the war. This is NOT a bear market. This is the biggest transfer of Bitcoin from weak hands to strong hands we've ever seen. These institutions NEVER lose money. We all know exactly what happens next.

You need to read more, and you need to consume less. You need to set aside time to do a workout for the mind, and you need to give it time to recover. Especially now that it's so easy for your cognitive capacity to atrophy. Refuse to become mentally obese.

🚨 UPDATE: Insiders are still dumping crazy amounts of shares and using retail as exit liquidity. That can only mean one thing…

@DanielSMatthews @pmarca

@realistonchain @pmarca Bruh, we are all mentally ill, it is just a question of degree.

Proselytizers of an apocalypse cult bear moral and legal responsibility for violence committed by their followers.

Yes—vulnerable people, not people with existing mental illness like schizophrenia, etc. I agree with most of what you’re saying but no his studies and books clearly state these people do not have existing mental illnesses. Dark psychology used to manipulate and radicalize youth yes. Rounding up the mentally ill and “programming “them no

That is a completely false take on what he found, the entire production line from selecting vulnerable people to weaponizing them was systematic and founded on dark psychology. They did have mental health problems and they were "programmed". The difference these days is that there is a shift to stochastic terrorism, where the left wing media, in particular, demonise a target until some random useful idiot strikes out at it.

@DanielSMatthews @pmarca As in not programming mentally ill people. Just lost souls

@DanielSMatthews @pmarca Merari’s research pointed more to social dynamics and identity—less about “programming” and more about how people are influenced by their environment. Especially young people

@DanielSMatthews @pmarca If anything, it puts more focus on the smaller things—micro societal norms, community, and helping people actually feel like they have a place. When people feel understood and grounded, they’re a lot less likely to be pulled in by something extreme