Iโm quitting bd
I left $2 million on the table
I never asked for it.
My Co-founder @davincible_ exported my entire telegram history and turned it into the most valuable bd tool ever.
900,000 messages and 7,000 chats and 3,765 one-to-ones since 2021.
Impermanent heart attack by @MikusLP is going into BINBOT's strategy libray.
Use when: A token expected to dump hard, in a pool whose fee (10%) is high enough to pay for the impermanent loss.
Which Meteora pools are paying fees right now?
I sort the pools so you can compare fees, liquidity and volume before choosing a range.
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Bid-Ask & chill Strategy is going into BINBot's strategy library, credited to @lochie_sol.
Use on a volatile memecoin with real volume that you expect to dip and bounce.
The wide range gives up fee income to survive most dumps.
If you run it: which rule do beginners get wrong most?
Evil Panda's LP setup is going into BINBOT's strategy library, credited to Evil Panda.
Its page will show the entry rules, the pools it suits and when the trade stops making sense (coming).
If you run it:
which strategies do beginners get wrong most?
One of crypto's largest KOLs has been secretly extracting millions from his audience
Weโll expose him soon
Unfortunately, heโs just a symptom of a much bigger problem
Social trading has brought out the worst in KOLs. It was designed to keep them honest by making every trade public. In reality, the opposite happened
In just a few weeks, we exposed a number of "top social traders" using the same tricks:
โข Public wallets to attract copy traders
โข Side wallets to dump
โข Callouts to farm rewards
โข Bundled tokens to hide supply
And there are plenty more doing the exact same thing
Why? Because our industry incentivizes it
1) Launchpads allow it
Most launchpads today are obsessed with one thing: volume. Millions in callout rewards, affiliate links, and top leaderboards. Almost nothing on detecting bundles, side wallets, or shady traders. Scams drive volume. Launchpads have no reason to stop it (other than actually caring about their users)
2) Social trading incentivizes it
Side wallets have become a business model. Before social trading, only big KOLs could do it. Now, anyone who lands on a leaderboard can monetize by dumping on their copy-traders. The temptation is real
3) CT normalizes bundle culture
โEveryone bundles. It's how it's done" - an excuse we hear every time we expose a KOL. Supply control isn't the problem. Hiding it is. If it's so bullish, why hide it? Spoiler: because you're planning to sell
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Launchpads are paying millions to dishonest KOLs. It's time they start taking it seriously
Audit the top traders. Expose their side wallets. Ban repeat offenders
We have the tools. What's missing is the willingness to use them
No one's coming to save us
@AlexanderGreyDT well, generate enough trading fees and you could build yourself a nice treasury and build with a runway
The business model can change from start to maturity, as many startups pivot many times before finding PMF
Definitely have a shot foot with a dead token though.