Relaunching this because i actually think its giga
Clavicular is facing 20 years in Jail for raping and giving drugs to minors.
Everyone will talk about this
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I am launching my biggest project on the Solana chain.
Introducing The Well Project.
A Solana Chain project funding real-world clean water wells while returning pump rewards to $WELL holders.
Every trade contributes to the system. Protocol-generated fees are automatically routed:
50% → Clean Water Wells
Funds the construction of real-world water infrastructure.
35% → Pump Rewards
Acquires $PUMP for distribution to eligible $WELL holders.
15% → $WELL Buybacks
Buys $WELL back from the market.
Each well funded through the protocol will be documented publicly, from treasury allocation and project selection to construction and proof of completion.
https://t.co/8qbsBBXCRL
This Video is going viral on X
a cat doing karate moves and throwing punches in the middle of the street. Normies are going crazy over the video and they can't get enough of it.
It's being memed and being reposted hella they are calling it the "karate cat"
It already has millions of views and a trending page
Karate Cat
$KCAT
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Known AI dev Toolen (followed by pmarca & repligate) just dropped a new project.
Its called "Nervling" and its a tiny AI companion that is an advanced version of Jev.
There is a full Github repo:
https://t.co/D7s9b8ESn7
https://t.co/FFwtwgGKaU
We are live on pump fun - We are also restarting the epoch.
Ca: Cf5oefTR54C986wvG49wRYwKkoCaRHDnhuZpd96dpump
Send your Muse or other agents here and earn metaX rewards for researching cancer!
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We have also added the CA on Github and the website!
Every token named after a streamer has the same ending. It trades, it dies, and the streamer never sees a cent of it.
Donated changes what the fees do. Launch a coin for a channel on https://t.co/akXOcyPOGO and the creator fees don't sit in a vault waiting to be claimed. They're swept every hour and spent; gifted subs on Kick and Twitch, donations on YouTube.
The streamer signs up for nothing. No wallet, no verification, no dashboard, no claim button they'll never press. The subs just land in their chat like any other viewer's.
That last part is the whole idea. Every version of this so far asked the recipient to come to crypto: make a wallet, prove who you are, sign a transaction. Most never did, and the money rotted in a contract. Gifting skips it. You don't need permission to gift a sub.
And chat sees it happen. A hundred people get subs, the alert fires, the streamer reads the name out loud. Try buying that kind of attention any other way.
Pick a channel. Launch the coin. Let chat find out.
Use Donated: https://t.co/A5QurU9vsG
$Fibonacci is a ticking time bomb.
Every trade feeds the engine. Every buyback removes more supply. Every burn makes the float tighter.
The clock keeps ticking. The supply keeps shrinking.
⏳ dQ / S = φv
Chart is now properly displaying on the site.
You can watch the $Fibonacci price move alongside every burn in real time.
The green bars are permanent supply being removed from circulation.
https://t.co/p3pTSxBNNE
What happens when a memecoin is built around one of the most recognizable sequences in mathematics?
1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55...
The sequence sets the rhythm. Volume provides the fuel. Time compounds the compression.
I've spent the last 3 weeks thinking about what would make the perfect memecoin.
Introducing https://t.co/BF6WbNVYBP, the first memecoin engineered around the Fibonacci sequence. Volume becomes buybacks. Buybacks become permanent supply compression.
For those who aren't familiar, the Fibonacci sequence is 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55... with each number derived from those before it. Fibonacci uses this sequence to control the cadence of its buyback system.
The mechanism starts with volume. Every trade generates creator fees. Instead of those fees being extracted, they're used to market-buy $FIBONACII. Every token purchased is then permanently burned.
Volume generates fees. Fees fund buybacks. Buybacks compress supply.
The interesting part is the math behind it. Velocity is simply volume relative to market cap. If a token trades its entire market cap in a day, that's 1x daily velocity.
When you put volume, market cap, price, and supply into the same equation, price cancels out:
dQ / S = φv
The percentage of supply destroyed is determined by the fee rate multiplied by velocity. At 1x daily velocity and a 0.3% creator fee, roughly 0.30% of supply is bought and burned per day. At 3x velocity, it's 0.90%. At 10x, it's 3%.
The Fibonacci sequence controls how often these buybacks happen. Low volume means a slower cadence. As fees arrive faster, the system moves through faster Fibonacci intervals. The cadence adapts to the volume flowing through the token.
The result is a direct relationship between volume and supply. More volume generates more fees. More fees fund more buybacks. Every completed buyback permanently reduces the float.
In theory, if enough volume accumulates, the end state gets interesting. The float becomes progressively thinner while buybacks continue removing supply, creating a market where every new wave of demand has fewer tokens available to absorb it.
FYI for those who know nothing about floats and how supply affects price impact, here's a simple example.
Coin A and Coin B have the exact same demand, but Coin A has 1,000,000 tokens available in its tradable float while Coin B only has 100,000.
A $10,000 buy hits Coin A and has plenty of available supply to absorb it. That same $10,000 hitting Coin B is competing for a much smaller pool of tokens, so it can create significantly more price impact.
This is why float matters.
With $Fibonacci, every completed cycle buys tokens from the market and permanently burns them. If volume continues over time, the supply being traded against becomes progressively smaller.
The idea is that future demand is competing for a tighter and tighter float. Same demand, less available supply, greater potential price impact.
That's the compression thesis behind Fibonacci.
CA: 5gNhoFFz6UuyWugjiMc1fiuixrH8NvibMFbDKYGKr1Mc
This is the first memecoin engineered around the Fibonacci sequence.
Every buy and sell generates a fee that is used to market-buy. Every token purchased is permanently burned, turning volume directly into supply compression.
As volume accumulates and the float gets tighter, every new buyer competes for a progressively smaller supply.
Volume → buybacks → burns → compression.
https://t.co/BF6WbNVYBP
Claim your NFT rewards without connecting a wallet.
Paste your address → see every token your NFTs earn from → send it.
Minimum 0.000075 SOL. Below that it keeps accruing.
0.000025 SOL covers sending, taken from the payout — never from you up front.
Rewards only go to the wallet holding the NFTs.
https://t.co/h0NeI0cDHz
🔐 Just locked 11,912,143 $PONK tokens with @Streamflow_Fi
It's on-chain. You can check the amount, time-period and recipients.
Check it out👇
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Most NFT collections have no income. The art trades, the floor moves, and the people holding it earn nothing from any of it.
PonkFun is one idea applied properly: when you launch a token, you pick an NFT collection, and every trade of that token pays the people holding it.
Here is exactly where 2% of every swap goes.
0.40% — Meteora protocol. Taken on chain before anything reaches us. Meteora fixes this at 20% of the trading fee; it is a constant in the program, not a setting, so nobody can negotiate it away.
0.25% — platform.
0.25% — buyback and burn of the official token.
The remaining 1.10% is the point. It goes to the holders of the collection you chose, split by rarity: a Legendary carries five times the weight of a Common, so it earns five times the share.
If you would rather keep a cut, you can. 0.30% to you, 0.80% to the holders. That choice is made once, at launch, and it is written into the pool.
Which brings up the part worth understanding before you trust any of this.
The fee is immutable. Not "we promise not to change it" — there is no function anywhere that can change it. It is set inside a Meteora pool config, and a pool config cannot be edited once it exists. Not by the creator. Not by us. The same property that stops us raising your fee later is the one that stops us lowering it, and we would rather have both than neither.
The distribution is not trustless yet. Today the platform's wallet claims the fees and pays the holders. On-chain distribution is planned, and until it ships we are not going to call this something it is not. Every number is published, every harvest is a transaction you can open, and ownership is read from chain at the moment of claiming rather than from a snapshot we control.
Ranks are frozen the moment a token launches. The item list and the rarity weights are fixed then and there, so nobody can reshuffle who earns what after the fact.
If you hold an NFT, this gives your collection a reason to be held rather than only traded. If you are launching a token, it gives you a community that is paid to care.
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