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@rottcrypto Agreed.
I was never mad at giving the right dev 10% of my buy.
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@bishop_eth__ Newfags could never fathom blasting 10/10 tax safemoon forks and raiding r/CMS threads for months 💔
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@bishop_eth__ @bishop_eth__ don’t you think it will come back? Crypto doesn’t seem to go anywhere.
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The scrawny Israelite blocked me and wants you to not be surprised he rugs coins all day long with his FNF because its 'honest trading'
In the waiting room looking for those groups I was banned from
Robbing people of thousands to party in Miami and be scared of woman:
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Over the coming months, we are going to see OG devs come back and start hard bundling 70-80% off launch, wash then push for weeks.
The tracked wallet and badged KOLs will tell you this is bad for the trenches.
What they are really saying is this is bad for their serial deploying and farming methods that have literally pillaged and raped the memecoin game we all love.
Back in 2020, ETH devs would launch and bundle 90%+ and people would be fighting for entry on launch.
People knew this was standard and it was not about "is this bundled", it was about "who bundled it" and "who is calling it in telegram" and "who is talking about it on X".
Reputation and trust will lead the next bull run and people will stop paying attention to tracked wallets and kols just cuz they have a badge next to their name. (this is already happening and it's so refreshing to see)
The biggest token I was involved with was back in 2020 ($SHIBADOGE on ETH), which went to $250m+ and of fucking course that dev team bundled it.
Cuz if they didn't then your cented, cupseys, and sharos would buy 30% of the supply at $10k market cap.
Bundling was NEVER the problem.
The terminals and KOLS just told you it was because it supported their prerogatives.
More data turned has turned overwhelm, where now these terminals are useless and built to support the exactly direction that we all do not want for memecoins.
You think it's a coincidence that @tryfomo is the fastest growing trading platform in Web3?
The best tokens over the past year have been mega bundled by long-term vision devs.
Hell, the best memes ever have been mega bundled.
Only way for us to onboard and keep new traders here is never send them to the slaughterhouse we call new pairs on Axiom, GMGN, and Padre.
Trenches are healing, anyone fudding tokens like $LOL is the problem.
PS - I have a solution that supports this direction we are heading dropping in the next few weeks.
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Eid Mubarak 🌙
This month I committed to ramadan as a personal challenge - not just physically, but mentally.
From Jumma prayers to breaking fast together, I experienced: gratitude in its purest form, a strong sense of brotherhood, and the importance of family and shared moments.
Fastest for 3 days straight once, to show barriers are only in your head and can be applied to all aspects of your life.
What you believe you can endure, you can, - keep winning. 🤍
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@0xBiZzy @stealthlauncher @_Shadow36 @Layeronpump how @Layeronpump really works. It only sells 7.77% on pumps, this is what the tiers are for. Also the sells go through almost atomically. Also it doesn't distribute supply, it distributes sol, weighted, it promotes holding rather than jeeting + 1 more important thing, it adds LP.
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Yea but unless the swap is done atomically during the buy it’s gonna make the chart and the tx log look terrible.
If you asked me how to implement this exact mechanism off the top of my head, I would say the best way is just to make a series of LPs.
If that was not an option then I would say maybe only activate sells on larger buys or have it strategically sell during high volume pumps or something like that. Constant 7.77% sells of every single buy is 100% not the way lol.
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@thejester A decent dev will never rely on creator fees.
They are just another incentive for rapist deployers, not good teams.
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@bishop_eth__ not really, tokenizing everything is the goal, what's the incentive for poors if there are no fees and also they can't bundle shit and rip it on people's heads?
I have no problems with fees as someone who has likely spend 6figs on them just last year alone
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the side of being a dev people don't know about:
$300 Dexscreener
$160-200 Jupiter strict list
$200-300 Moby Pro
$1000 Coingecko
$5k CMC priority token listing
$3-5k avg, up to $10k/month for artists and content creators
Running comms 7 days a week
CEX listings
Giving up sleep, time with family, etc
If you are truly running a token properly, this is all just the small list of things you NEED to do for the token to survive, not even thrive. Advertising, market making, proper LP structure, all of the other behind the scenes things that you need to make a coin actually thrive aren't even mentioned.
With no creator fees, the only way to get the money to pay for these things is by selling tokens.
So, the question is: Would you rather a dev who is actively making you money by running the coin make fees off txs to pay for this along with paying themselves, not selling their coins in return? Or would you rather the dev be selling tokens to pay for all of this, hurting the chart?
You can't have your cake and eat it too.
Hash@Hashbergers
Cashback is quite possibly the worst update in PumpFun history. > Cashback devs never want to pay DEX > None of the people getting cashback are injecting that money back into the coin, it’s just a bonus for dumping on your head. > Vamps are 2-3x worse than they were before. > The bundles have gotten drastically bigger > There is no desire to CTO because people can just relaunch > The rewards are literally like $20 at most for 90% of you The creator fees weren’t perfect but it was something that kept people motivated to deliver. Cashback is a dead end.
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Excited for our first experiment in the agent space! Much more to come.
When onchain agents first took the spotlight in 2024, many of us were incredibly excited about what could be possible, but most shrugged it off as a fad. Indeed, agents weren’t advanced enough to execute complicated tasks that could genuinely provide value to end users.
Now, this revolution is impossible to ignore.
We firmly believe that onchain agents will become a core part of the Trillion Dollar Agentic Economy, and that tokenizing them at the earliest stages will provide huge benefits for their creators and earliest believers.
Namely, tokens represent a distribution layer for agents, for humans and other agents alike. They can also fund themselves incredibly quickly and efficiently using creator fees and other onchain mechanisms.
Today’s update is a v0; it’s there to serve as a bedrock for future updates in this space. So we’re super happy to hear feedback and ideas for what we should build next that can provide value to a) agent developers and b) end users.
Pump.fun@Pumpfun
Onchain Agents are taking over, and we’re building tools to accelerate the Agentic Economy on Pump fun The first step: Automated Buybacks for Tokenized Agents - our solution to bridge the gap between agentic success and human opportunity Live now, here's how it works 👇
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If the highest edge in the market is deploying, bundling wallets, and engineering early activity, then traders are basically playing a game where the outcome is already decided before they even arrive.
Layer is trying to change that dynamic.
Instead of devs controlling the early supply and the exit, the allocation sits with the protocol and only releases mechanically as people buy. The value generated from that activity flows back to holders and liquidity rather than straight into insider pockets.
Different starting conditions lead to very different outcomes.
Kaelen@KaelenCapital
After seeing how popular deploying coins has become lately, I kept hearing the same thing over and over: devving is the biggest margin in the market with basically no risk. I’ve always been a trader though. That’s what I’m actually good at. I haven’t devved anything since the pre-pumpfun days. But with everyone talking about it, I figured I’d run a test myself just to see where all the hype is coming from. So I set up the max wallet limit, 100 wallets and deployed a decent coin. Before launching, I DM’d an agi dev and told him to claim the token after I finished bundling. Win-win for both of us. I 0-blocked with two groups of wallets (25 each), then used separate groups to create early activity, market make, and build some FOMO before the claim. Then I told him to claim the fees. BAM. The chart 30x’d in under 10 minutes and I’m up 300 SOL just like that, with nobody having any idea what actually happened behind the scenes. Conclusion: devving is where the real edge is right now. And I’ll probably keep doing it until I’ve drained every new-pair trencher on Solana.
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@TradeOnLiquid You should have done some audits to your AI slop build.
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I’ve been screaming about the liquidity problem from high heavens for months now.
I’ve been on the search for a solution, and @Layeronpump does honestly have a pretty unique way of building both liq on coins and their own token.
I haven’t said yet because a large launch has yet to be seen, but I think there’s definitely a shot for success there.
So I’ve been watching.
latebuild@latebuild
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We’re not trying to compete with @pumpfun. Layer simply builds on top of the existing launch model.
Think of it as a structural upgrade to the system.
Right now the biggest advantage in the market sits with devs and snipers. They capture large portions of the early supply and position themselves to profit first, while traders are left carrying most of the risk.
Layer changes that by redirecting value back toward the market participants who actually sustain the ecosystem.
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The only token launched on $LAYER protocol for @Pumpfun: $SLOP. Let's see how far it can go with this tek and good holders 👀
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Layer@Layeronpump
Everyone arguing trader rewards vs creator rewards is missing the real problem. Supply control. If devs and snipers control 40–70% of the supply, the outcome is always the same. Extract → rotate → next ticker. Layer fixes this at the root. The initial 50%+ of supply issued at launch is protocol controlled. It only sells algorithmically on buys. And the value flows back to holders and liquidity. Distribution > extraction. This is how we save the trenches.
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