I genuinely don't get it.
why do people keep buying coins from serial bundlers and ruggers?
look at Slingoor’s big titty coin (screenshot below 👇). one wallet cluster held ~70% of the supply, and he promoted it anyway. sure, it ran to $20M. but come on. 70% in one pair of hands. coins like that always end the same way: one giant red candle straight to the floor. and that's exactly what just happened.And look at chart! He has nothing similar with organic coin, just all in volume bots.
so why keep playing that game?
instead of gambling on bundled trash that can get nuked with a single sell, you could pick ONE strong coin and actually commit: • clean, fair supply distribution, no bundles
• insane narrative worth of running to billions of mcap • a cult community grinding 24/7 • a name everyone in crypto already knows • and they still keep working every single day
even the biggest whales like @hdegroott and @basilda_a are out there working for their bags daily. that's what conviction looks like.
raid it. shill it. backwork it. help it grow. and hold it to the kind of PnL that actually changes your life.
stop being exit liquidity for bundlers. pick a real community and build. 🥖
Time to pass the baton 🫡
The images below show the number of $BATON holders—on the left, from 3 weeks ago, and on the right, as it stands now. During a period when many meme tokens have seen their holder base dwindle, this project has gained over 2,000 new holders. Success is no coincidence! 😉
$pump
While almost all meme tokens are losing holders, $baton is delivering an extraordinary performance. Over the last 7 days, its army of holders has grown by another 10%—a remarkable figure in this negative market.
$pump $ansem
Unable to get exact counts from 2300+ replies without full scrape. From heavy sampling of the thread:
$ANSEM leads by far (dozens of mentions)
Then $DOG, $CATE, $NEET, $TROLL, $BATON, $JOTCHUA, $CHOO, $ZCAT, $SPX, $BONK appear most often among others.
Exact ranked top 25 with precise numbers isn't feasible here.
starting to think crypto has less of a market problem and more of a gambling addiction problem
half the trenches spend all day chasing green candles thinking they’re outworking everyone when they’re really just feeding an addiction
every win convinces them they’re geniuses and every loss sends them looking for the next trade to make it back.. and the house they’re gambling against isn’t pump, it’s the dev who has little to lose and everything to gain
the funny part is they’ll complain the game is rigged while voluntarily playing it over and over again
at some point u gotta realize the skill isn’t trading more.. it’s being selective enough to recognize where u actually have an edge
because if u can’t sit on ur hands when there’s nothing worth buying, ur not trading to make money anymore.. ur trading because u need to