Dear USD1 ecosystem enjoyoors,
Your fight is not with @mellometrics or @worldlibertyfi. It is against the previous powers in control of the @bonkfun eco who believe supply-controlled soulless garbage is the only way to win, and - because they missed out on $SPSC and some of the organic tokens currently thriving - are actively suppressing their price action.
There will be a changing of the guard in this ecosystem, and I do believe it will be led by knights of the Flame who support WLFI, $SPSC, and organic communities and narratives that actually make sense.
The only way to beat Pump is to stop being the platform where only crime can make a token win.
When that happens, all organic tokens will thrive and USD1 season will begin in earnest.
Mr. @ogafroman,
Firstly, congratulations and thank you for being a rare example of someone who stands up for himself in a way that's effective, honorable, and humorous.
Secondly, many have noticed you tested the waters with a @Pumpfun token back in September. "Creator Capital Markets," as @a1lon9 originally envisioned them, had a really fucking rough start, and the crypto space, in general, wasn't ready for them.
$Fro is a decent opportunity for you to generate decent income and capital from the attention and mindshare you rightfully are getting, and it can be done in a way that's above board, legitimate, and doesn't require you to answer DMs and questions from "holders" every day.
Someone like @RainsRevenge or @a1lon9 could (and should be trying to) help you.
As someone who is an unc in life and this space, the most important thing - and reason I'm writing this post - is to let you know you have ZERO obligation to the asshat grifters who will spam you with tags and DMs about "claiming fees" or "running" a token.
The relationship between a typical creator and a token should be purely transactional. You collect fees generated from volume of the token that's traded, with zero expectations of "showing up" or doing anything else, beyond simply acknowledging that the token does indeed have fees going to you (and only you).
Creators get fucked when they (justifiably) try to say they'll do this and that with a token, or buy it and hold their own supply, etc. In my opinion, this just results in being pestered with crypto assholes who expect you to make number go up 24/7.
It's "OKAY" and "LEGAL" to want to engage with the token - stream, mention it, etc. - but it should be PURELY because you want to or feel the need to interact with FANS, not "INVESTORS" or "HOLDERS."
Simply acknowledging that "Yeah, I launched that shit" but have ZERO intention to develop or look at it again, other than claiming fees every once in a while, will save you a LOT of time, make you (probably) a LOT of money, and leave the door open for if you want to have more fun with a bunch of degenerates on the internet that absolutely love your content.
There's a lot more to be said, but figured I'd at least try. Ignore the assholes asking you to post the contract, or stream, or anything else.
LMAO I wonder if ct will discover that @ogafroman released and streamed from a @Pumpfun token back in Sep 25 that just bonded.
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Absolute cinema.
https://t.co/EpW1UlVbIp
I hope he gets ALL the fees.
@degengamblah@Ga__ke
NEW: Afroman's music video "Lemon Pound Cake" played in court as "Officer Poundcake" was forced to sit and watch.
Adams County Sheriff's deputies are suing Afroman after he released a music video following a botched raid on his home.
At one point during the trial, the video was played during Officer Shawn Cooley's testimony.
The song was inspired after the officer allegedly glanced down at Afroman's desert during the botched raid on his home.
Officers claim that Afroman's songs and social media posts following the raid caused them "mental distress and danger." (ABC6)
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