Drafts.Fun

Trading talent and analytical skills are now real eSports. Because the market does not need more trading platforms. It needs an arena.

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

welcome to Drafts Club

If you could fight anyone, who would you fight?

tag one mutual you’d queue into the Arena against right now

we’ll randomly pick a few replies for early VIP beta access

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[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

The $KIMCHI story is a perfect example of how the trenches really work

The original token gets vamped; a new launch sends 75% of supply to a wallet linked to Kimchi, another sends 90%, and suddenly CT is celebrating ~$32M in unrealized PnL like it's some legendary trading performance

Meanwhile, the people who made him famous are buying the hype with actual money

That's the part nobody wants to talk about: your favorite trader gets the allocation, you get the risk

This is exactly the reason Drafts are being built around competing on market reads, not becoming exit liquidity for someone else's Lambo

[StarPlatinum @StarPlatinum_]

Explaining the $KIMCHI situation

For those who missed it (same here) Kimchi published his first vlog yesterday

There was already a $KIMCHI token before any of this happened.

The original token, known as Aura Final Boss, was launched on July 27

70% of its supply had been sent to a wallet believed to belong to Kimchi.

It had already reached a $6.2M market cap in August and started gaining momentum again recovering from $450K to $5M before the vlog.

Kimchi uploaded his video at 23:00 UTC.

In just 15 minutes, the original $KIMCHI went from a wick of $7.9M to 880K.

The wallet holding 70% of the original supply didn’t sell, the token got vamped

Almost immediately after the vlog was published, another $KIMCHI appeared on Pumpfun.

This token linked directly to Kimchi’s X profile and sent 75% of its supply to a wallet presented as his new public wallet.

Less than an hour and a half after the vlog, it reached $44.6M Mcap

So again, the original token that existed for almost three months was destroyed,

But of course, we couldn’t stop here.

Supermanonchain (Ansem token dev) decided to launch ANOTHER $KIMCHI

And instead of sending 75% of the supply to the wallet associated with Kimchi, he sent 90%.

Literally the same general playbook we saw with $ANSEM

That token reached $4.8M before falling back to $2.4M

All because Kimchi uploaded a vlog.

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@ftosol @Pumpfun That's so based for PF kols

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@SolanaSensei @solana @BlockworksData @Blockworks @toly @Ondo @Backpack @sunrise @SolanaFndn Seems awesome. But why some of companies like Across Protocol and Centrifuge declined the idea with their own token and 24/7 market?

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@StarPlatinum_ When a specific thesis in crypto becomes viral, it stops being alpha tbh

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

POV: it's your third cycle and you finally figured out how to play without becoming exit liquidity

[DeFi Warhol @Defi_Warhol]

POV: it’s your second cycle and you’re watching from the balcony

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@brian_armstrong True, it's almost instant

but acting on a market opinion still usually means buying an asset, managing a position and taking on the risks of holding it

What if testing your market read was as simple as jumping into a 90-second PvP Battle?

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@FabianoSolana That's easy af: the faster they turn us into exit liquidity, the richer they become

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

The funniest part of PvP is that your rival has no idea whether your Captain was a 200 IQ market read or a panic click with 2 seconds left

If it works, you're a genius either way

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@0xBNZ Im curious how ppl turns PvP mode ON every possible thing

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@inno_sol @Pumpfun Yea, stop being exit liquidity

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@browsfanatics True story for every crypto trader tbh

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

Imagine locking 5 tokens and watching every single one finish green

Sounds like a 100% W until your rival's Draft finishes even stronger

That's what makes PvP brutal

Being right about the direction isn't always enough when someone across the Arena read the same market better

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@bigchog if free pack ripping is so satisfying, why would anyone go back to paying for it?

casinos have free-play modes too. the point is to make you feel like the next win is inevitable, until you deposit real money

free gameplay isn't always a gift. sometimes it's the funnel

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@CryptoDufi Spike one imo

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

Weekly Draft Board is back with RWAs

STREAK: tokens that spent most of the week steadily moving higher

SPIKE: the names that printed the biggest 7D moves, pullbacks included

Two ways this sector rewarded a Draft last week: staying with strength or catching the explosion

Which side came out stronger ↓

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@TopCryptoKungfu Sounds fair enough

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@Smilemetaverse True. But how does the rest of the world look at the small group of degens who "know something", usually?

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@fuelkek Good days past

But the community made them good, and they are still alive here

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

@HappyX Grass-touching is godd. Autumn-touching is even better

gn

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

5/ That’s one idea behind Drafts we don’t talk about enough

You get 60 sec to make the Draft
The Battle runs for 90 sec. Then it ends

You see the result, learn from it, and decide if you want another one

Crypto can stay open forever. But on Arena, it's only your decision

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

What the most dangerous feature in crypto?

The NYSE gives traders 6.5 hours. Crypto gives you 24/7, tons of new tokens, limitless perps and a market for almost anything that happens in the world

We spent years calling unlimited access a feature. At some point it became a problem

[Drafts.Fun @DraftsFun]

4/ More markets aren’t inherently bad

But there’s a difference between giving people access and designing every product around keeping them exposed

Traditional sports understood something markets mostly forgot: a game needs an ending