There's nothing hard about launching a successful meme coin. People just don't want to put in the work first. There are over 100,000 coins a day launched when you you combine all of the launch pads. "CREATORS" (and I use that word extremely lightly) would rather just sit there and fire off meme after meme, hoping one of them catches and makes them a few dollars, rather than building an actual community. But if you can build a community around your coin, with a number as small as a thousand people who will actually buy on lunch, you are almost certain to get a real shot at making it. Any coin that gets a thousand unique buyers in the first few minutes we'll see those buyers pump tenfold from people chasing the hype... My advice to creators is to start building and quit launching... That's what I'm doing

I was just looking at $YAP. This is a very interesting concept. Actually, what it's doing is amplifying something that has always been possible, the only difference is it is singling out community members as opposed to dividing... I haven't researched it, so I don't know anything about the dev or the team's history, just the concept of the token and the platform. So definitely dyor. But the idea behind it is that anyone can launch a coin straight from their ex timeline (this tech was already available) and the community- the bag workers- receive the creators fees based on their bag working, and it's bull posting several platforms and not just X. It made me think of how much money some of the $Cate community members could have made, had cate been launched on $YAP. If it survives, if they get a runner, attention will be drawn to this platform, and bag workers will start forming their communities around tokens launched from there...

😂🤣 how do I get rid of these damn bot accounts that keep sending me messages about collabs? I put the below post out a couple hours ago, and I've now got five responses wanting to collab on it! 😂🤣

I really don't understand these so-called kols that have an account that does nothing but shill projects they know nothing about and send messages asking people to DM or collab... I put a post out a little while ago that has nothing to do with me. It was simply my opinions about the pump fund kols trashing StonkFun. I have received seven messages asking me to contact about a collab Collab for what? There's no project. Those things are simply bot accounts, with bots looking for certain keywords that send messages that have nothing to do with whatever they're talking about. Anybody stupid enough to pay those people to broadcast your project deserves all of the non-attention that you're going to get

I know. We're all sick of the oversaturated launchpad scenario. Now that any idiot with a $20 Claude subscription can produce one, we've got 25 new ones everyday. And I'm probably more sick of them than most people. I had never copy traded anyone b4, but I aped into $Sock and $Flx after seeing @theunipcs dive in. Got rekt on both. So I could have been perfectly happy if I never saw another new Launchpad. But I have to admit, I think I'm starting to like @lesgodotfun. They're putting together one of the biggest choices I've seen to pair your token against, I've taken a liking to to their little yellow emoji looking mascot, and I ran across a new community yesterday where the dev (who calls herself a reply girl) had made some of the wittiest comments I've seen in a while. (I'm sure I will mention this again whenever they get close to a token release). I haven't done any deep dives, I don't know who the team is, so I'm not advocating anything here... Just saying I like what I've seen so far. Keep up the good work

Everywhere I look I see Pump Fun's paid kols trying to trash @LaunchOnSF . They blast anything they can think of (or that Alon can think of), hoping that something will stick. The biggest complaint so far has been about the 3% tax on the reflection tokens. Pump's army likes to keep going on and on how much money that has made for Stonk, at the expense of traders. That's the key word right there: Trader (or, more aptly, and what these guys are upset about: Farmer) What these guys like to do is snatch up a big supply of a token, wait for it to go up, dump a bunch at once (to start a panic sell), then snatch up a bunch more at the bottom. Rinse and repeat. They are just now realizing how expensive that is with that reflection tax. But for an INVESTOR, who buys in because he/she believes in the coin or community, this tax is the best thing to ever happen to crypto. It works exactly as it's designed by reflecting 80% of those taxes back into holders wallets. The entire point of it of it is to reward true believers while punishing the people who routinely destroy projects. Does Stonk receive a fee for providing this service? Of course they do. Businesses aren't in business not to make money. Anyone who expects otherwise is crazy. $LOOM is a perfect example of how this works. I bought into Loom early. Put $900 in and held. The rewards paid in Solana, that were reflected into my wallet for holding, had returned my entire investment in under 10 days. Plus the price was up. Pump Fun, on the other hand, used to charge a much smaller tax... That they split with the Creator. None of that was ever returned to people who believed in the coin. Notice I used the past tense up there. Because now, while they're paid flunkies are out talking bad about Stonk, they have stolen the entire business model, offering creators the option of taking Creator's views or reflecting a heavy tax back to the holders. Hypocrites. I see posts by Scooter every single day. He has become a one-man campaign to destroy Stonk, saying that people only talk good about it because it benefits them. So I'm here to put the lie to that. I receive zero benefit for talking about StonkFun. I don't get paid and I only hold one token at the moment that was launched on Stonk, and its trading volume is practically not existent. If their system is so bad for tokens, why did pump fun steal the exact model from them?... Oh. I know this post is getting long but... For the most ridiculous thing I've seen lately is them telling people the Stonk dev is going to rug. How stupid does that sound? Stonk is eating into Pump's market share at a rate that will probably destroy PF in the next year or two. You don't rug businesses that make that kind of money for a one-time payoff... No matter what they've done in the past. (And I don't know that they've ever done anything like that in the past, but that is the accusation. It wasn't worth my time to chase down simply because the thought of it happening here is absurd) @imperooterxbt. @jackduval @SolanaDali. @tier1haterr

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I love $CATE. I really do. Best investment of the whole season. But right this minute, $CMC (COIN MARKET CAT) at under 1 m with them supporting it everywhere, even pinning it to their X-profile, is the single biggest no-brainer in the space... 0x43ed6706e35a1fff03e542c6ff7e58a41da37777

Everyday something surprises me to the point to where I say I really don't understand crypto... But this one's really got me confused... @CoinMarketCap is probably the most used tool in crypto. They're X page alone as 7.2 million followers This is CAT season in the trenches. $CMC (coin market cat) is still under 1M, and they are showing it all over their x page. Even have it pinned. Go over and check it out This should be the no-brainer ape of the season. 0x43ed6706e35a1fff03e542c6ff7e58a41da37777

IQ Test You: 1. Want to chase momentum and jump in in a fast moving pvp coin whose top holders are Frank deGods, Rasmr and Jack Duvall or 2. Want to invest your money in a token that seems to have zero volume at all, a minuscule market cap, and a real world catalyst a few months down the road? Really curious about people's answers here, so drop them in the comments

The other day I got the idea to start a telegram group in order to build an honest community geared towards future token launches. I am so sick of these wired up, cabal-paid launches, where some kol gets a guy to launch a token, him and his rich buddies buy in big at the beginning, and then they tank it after real investors have come in. (Y'all know the people I'm talking about). I didn't have any real plans for the group yet, just an idea of gathering like-minded people to share ideas and work towards the same goal of seeing a community-oriented launch actually succeed for a change. This was just something that I WANTED to do. But now I understand just how bad something like that is NEEDED. Had a guy join the group just a few minutes ago. He clicked the join button, said, "Hi fellas", and the moment I responded he wanted to talk in DMS. So I go over to the DMS. First thing he does is ask what type of group or project it is. I explained it. Second message was him telling me how much worth he could bring to the group, asking me to take it over, and telling me about a legal contract for how much he was going to get paid. 🤣😂 I explained that this was going to be an honest community built from organic growth, and that there were no paid positions. He responded that the people I had running it didn't know what they were doing, he could do better, bring in a bunch of chads😂. (There is no one running it. I just started it) I told him, " I think you're missing the whole point here. I'm not trying to set up cabal style launches where me and my buddies line our pockets at investor's expense. That is the shit that I am sick of" He immediately left the group. 🤣😂 The conversation was funny. The reason behind it is not. This guy was actually shocked that I didn't want to pay him to set up a token launch that would strip investors of their money... And that is the problem with this whole space. That is just the daily MO. It's been going on so long that everyone takes it for granted... I've had enough of that shit. There's a link up in my bio for anybody else who's had enough of it too and wants to join

Try as I might I will never understand the idiocy of the people in the trenches You are never going to make lasting money chasing momentum and following kols to become their exit liquidity. Yet everyday, that is exactly what people want to do. I can think of half a dozen coins right off the top of my head, two of them I hold decent positions in, where there was tons of volume during the bundle phase, sniper phase, PVP phase... But as soon as all that shit is over, people leave to go to the next one. Will someone please explain this to me, because it is a huge mystery. Why on Earth would you leave after all the scammers are gone and it's time to start pushing the coin freely? $Loom should probably be a $100 million coin right now. It is the original name of the Solana blockchain (The blockchain that has become synonymous with meme coins), it was the first token to start paying Sol rewards to its holders. It's top holders are notorious diamond handers. And half of its community is made up of members from the $Cate community, who happen to be the loudest and hardest bag working community in crypto. There's no snipers, no bundlers, none of the treacherous kols that are constantly dumping charts on their followers heads... Yet when I stopped in and checked a little while ago the market cap was only 980k. Somebody please try to make it make sense... Then there is $USDC (unconditional support dog coin). This one really makes no sense. This is a token with a real world narrative. The US government announced that they were going to issue a series of legal tender coins (meaning you can spend them) based off of working dogs. This token represents the first of those coins. As soon as it came out it was pvp'd by three other tokens. It won. During that PVP it ran up to about 650k. When the pump fun PVP didn't win, they had another trick in store: One of their kols had snatched up 6% of the token as soon as it dropped. He waited till about 2:00 in the morning, when most people were asleep, and tried to nuke the chart. $USDC survived that, barely, and at one point had dropped all the way down to 30k. Then another pump fun kol flunky (Jack Duvall, who is one of the most scandalous dudes in crypto, and was the second biggest holder) woke up to find his bags depleted and instead of doing a little research to find out what happened, immediately dumped and started bad mouthing @LaunchOnSF, blaming them and imaginary bots for something one of his PF cronies did. $USDC survived that. So you have a token with a real world narrative that is relevant and immediate, and will keep recycling through the news for the next couple years as each new coin is brought out. It's a reflection token and drops usdc straight into holders wallets from the transaction tax every couple of minutes. It proved in the first 24 hours that it had over 1,300 diamond handed holders willing to sacrifice their bags before giving into PF shenanigans. And yet it currently has a market cap of 48k, with minor volume. Both of these tokens (and there's many more of this caliber) are exactly what trenchers should be looking for. They've already been through the wars, they've already been through the scams, they've already proven they can run, and they're sitting there with clean slates and communities already bonded to them And yet the trenchers want to follow these scandalous kols around and keep being exit liquidity. It's the same people everyday that I hear in the thesis tabs on fomo crying about Frank or Rasmr or Dopaminefeen dumping on their heads again. Wake up people. We are approaching the bull run, and you need to think about what you want to do. I'll leave both cas, and for anyone looking to build or join an honest community, click on the telegram link in my bio and join the group. $USDC EtSVEVHfw75944qMeJs8JZKy3TpgU69pTXY78JvduBY1 $LOOM

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Damn man reasonable tbh

One play makes sense right now. ONE. $USDC (UNCONDITIONAL SUPPORT DOG COIN). EtSVEVHfw75944qMeJs8JZKy3TpgU69pTXY78JvduBY1 Yesterday the US government announced that they would be minting an entire series of coins dedicated to working dogs that would be legal US tender. This coin represents one of those actual coins. This is a narrative getting national attention. This coin was the first issued, and the last one standing after the pvps. It had good traction, was up over 600k, and then the Pump Fun kols tried to bring it down. The biggest holder was on pump fun and had 6% of the token. He waited till about 2:00 in the morning, when almost everyone was asleep, and nuked the chart. I was awake. I started pulling money from other positions on four different platforms and kept buying to keep the token alive. They got it down to around 30k when a couple of the other people woke up and helped me stabilize it. Jack Duvall woke up, saw how much the ticker had dropped, panicked and dumped his position. We held. Now they're all out. Snipers are out. Bundlers are out. Big kols are out. What's left is a monstrous narrative that will keep reoccurring media attention for the next several years, as each new coin gets released, on a token that is right around 100K market cap with 1300+ diamond hand holders, that drops usdc right into holders wallets off of every transaction. The path ahead is clear, the ceiling has no limit and we are right at the beginning of the bull run. Think about that. This is a token with a real narrative and a real community that nets you a 10x just by hitting a million dollar market cap, and this is going to hit so much more than that. It's time. You're early. This is the shot you're always telling people you wish you were lucky enough to get. Don't screw it up

Right now all the majors are running. That has pulled liquidity away from the trenches temporarily. This is the time to position yourself into your conviction trench plays, because nobody is running them up hard $USDC IS THE BEST NEW PLAY I HAVE SEEN. It's culturally relevant, with a narrative that is gaining national attention because of the commemorative working dog coin series that the US just announced is going to be legal us tender. It suffered all the attacks the pump fund kols could throw at it, bundlers, snipers, and dev hold is gone It drops UDC rewards right into holder's wallets every couple of minutes And it's sitting at under a 100K market cap right now, after having already proven last night that it could run 1,400 plus diamond-handed holders held through the night People the trenches don't get any better than this