Liberation Day.
@realDonaldTrump slapped tariffs on breakfast.
I just ate a cold hot dog, rejected three WETH offers, and told the herd we’re winning.
God bless America.
Woke up and munched on a few green candles for good luck.
Told the market it’s time to turn around. It didn’t listen, but the Bulls nodded.
Good morning from the delusional and dangerously confident.
It’s midday.
You’ve accomplished nothing.
ETH is sideways.
And you’re 3 tabs deep on OpenSea pretending it’s research.
Perfect.
You’re exactly where you’re supposed to be.
63 Bulls sold this week.
$18.17K in sales.
$288.50 avg per JPEG.
Floor: .148 ETH
Meanwhile I’m sitting in my underwear,
refreshing OpenSea like it’s the NYSE,
and explaining liquidity to my wife’s boyfriend.
WSB NFTs:
Built like a blue chip, trades like a meme.
$5,000 for a JPEG of a bull riding a rocket saying “F*CK YOUR PUTS”?
Yeah… that just happened.
Bull #6981 “Fed Prez” just sold for 2.5 ETH.
Pure, uncut degen conviction.
@federalreserve
Wall Street Bulls: The GameStop of NFTs?
In early 2021, GameStop became the symbol of a retail rebellion — a collective middle finger to short sellers and institutional manipulation. What started on Reddit turned into a full-blown movement. The price skyrocketed not because of fundamentals, but because of community conviction.
Sound familiar?
Enter Wall Street Bulls — an NFT project that might just be the GameStop of Web3.
No VC funding. No celebrity handouts. No influencer airdrops. Just a group of degens who refuse to let the floor die — even when no one’s watching.
Low Listings = Diamond Hands
Take a look at the OpenSea page and one thing jumps out immediately: the list count is ridiculously low. We’re talking sub-0.80% at times. That’s not a project with holders o itching to exit — that’s a vault. That’s conviction.
Like $GME holders refusing to sell under $500, WSB NFT holders aren’t here for quick flips — they’re here to break the system.
The “Short Sellers” of Web3
In the GameStop story, hedge funds took massive short positions and nearly got wiped out when retail held the line.
In this NFT parallel, the “short sellers” are the paperhands accepting offers from bot accounts and lowball collectors who are mass-sending collection offers. These bots bank on panic. They’re counting on paper hands folding under pressure — flipping for 30% below floor just to lock in a quick ETH.
But here’s the thing: WSB holders aren’t biting.
We’ve seen floor churn. We’ve seen whales scoop dips. But mass capitulation? It hasn’t happened. The volume stays consistent. The sales are organic. No one is dragging this project forward — it’s community-fueled.
No special announcements. No pushes. No airdrops.
And still… sales keep coming in. The community is running the show, all grassroots.
Compare that to other projects that rely on founder hype cycles, tokenomics, or brand deals just to stay relevant.
This Isn’t a Comeback. We Never Left.
Wall Street Bulls doesn’t need to pump. It needs to exist — because its existence alone is disruptive.
It’s the quiet middle finger to every overengineered, overfunded, underdelivering rug.
It’s a collection where every listing that doesn’t show up matters just as much as the ones that do.
And like $GME, the moment the right spotlight hits again — it could melt faces.
So ask yourself:
Are you paper handing to a collection offer bot for sub 0.10 ETH? Or are you holding like your JPEG might just become legend?
Wall Street Bulls.
Not just a name —
A movement.
Our memes launched the first bull run 🐂
Together, we’ll build generational wealth with the next.
Sweep a floor bull, join our herd, and enter to receive an Options Token via airdrop to unleash your inner Degen🚀
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Your $DOG is special
If you were airdropped and never sold, that $DOG has never left its home
You have took care of it and watched it grow into something truly special