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[Ansem 🐂🀄️ @blknoiz06]

Everybody's gonna call me insane BUT solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 from $60 to $600 this cycle

Last cycle it hit $297 on memes alone. that was the proof of concept

This time solana has memes, breakout consumer apps like CARDS, AND a real perps competitor to hyperliquid

https://t.co/G5ZPk8jTOi

[Ansem 🐂🀄️ @blknoiz06]

what actually STARTS a crypto bull run?

it's simple: good teams shipping products people actually use and MAKE MONEY ON, and it being LOUD enough that everybody sees it

developer interest follows the money, retail follows the developers. that's every cycle

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[Dawson @DawssonMonroe]

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[Ash Robin @ashrobin]

some thoughts about where crypto, mainly memecoins, are at and what I think comes next

to start, I think memecoins over the past 5 years were the most fun I've ever had, and things have changed so much over the past 12 months

I still trade memecoins, I still like this market, and (eventually) I think we will see at least half of the crazy euphoria we saw back in 2024

but it's harder now (even though it's harder, it's still so worth it to participate in this market btw)

is there still money to be made? of course there is, but it depends how badly you want it

the current state of memecoins is this:

- community coins can't form anymore, no one wants to hold
- everyone needs catalysts
- everyone needs tweets
- everyone needs virality
- once the coin has topped, most of the time its just a quick ride to 0 with no one bidding dips
- not many new entrants

why is it like this?

average hold times for coins back in 2024 were over 24 hours for coins

today the average hold time is less than 60 seconds

this alone pushed a ton of people away

many of the people I know who made millions in crypto have either moved to stocks, pokemon, or are just flat out retired

why did they move away from memecoins?

people who used to size and hold memecoins were pushed out of the market due to a combination of what I mentioned above

the risk to return of sizing a memecoin in this market isn't as good as it is to size into stocks, metals, and pokemon cards

you ever heard that term "there is always a bull run somewhere?"

it's true, and people with money go to where the bull run is

I'm not here to point fingers as to who the issue is with why memecoins and alts in general have gotten less attention

I'm not even going to mention the PVP and vamps and such, because everyone already knows that part had an effect on the way the market is

everything moves in cycles, and eventually we will likely get another crazy run in BTC, altcoins, and memecoins

I personally think we will see another round of AI coins come and take all the attention

the total marketcap for AI in crypto is very low, something like 10 billion I believe (dont quote me on this)

I'm sure we will also see some new memecoins come up based on viral trends and stuff like TripleT and 67

I think for now it just makes sense to keep learning, keep trading, and prepare yourself for the next crypto run

I'm personally excited to start buying crypto spot over the next 6-12 months

in the meantime, I'll keep trading onchain and staying sharp so I'm prepared to trade the next crazy time we get in crypto and memecoins once again

[0xBossman @0xBossman]

We called $USDUC at 1.5m, just before Binance Crime to 27m

We called $HANTA at 3m, before the Alon post to 17m

We called $ELIEN at 500k, before CZ's spaces sent it to 3.2m

We called $LIMINAL at 300k, before A24 studio and Backrooms actors started engaging, sending it to 1.5m

All of this in the last few days. Only in:

https://t.co/uZyaGD5cvz

[Jack Duval🌊 @jackduval]

market is coming back, volume is picking up, runners are happening more often

bull market for memes is inevitable now, whether it's 6 months from now or a year... it's coming

this quite literally could be the most important time of your life

grind your ass off, grow your port, and prepare for when the generational volume comes because that will be the time where a few important decisions could change the fate of your bloodline

don't waste this opportunity.

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

Am I the only one thinking this bear market could be shorter?

In 2022, people were calling for a $10,000 bottom, but it never happened. Instead, Bitcoin surged to an all-time high of $126K.

Now, the same people may be calling for a $30,000 bottom.

But this cycle could be different, as it’s increasingly driven by institutional liquidity.

Michael Saylor’s strategy has been aggressively accumulating Bitcoin. In 2026 alone, the firm has purchased nearly $10 BILLION worth of Bitcoin.

While he described the current correction as “a milder bear market than before.”

If regulatory clarity improves, such as the passage of the Clarity Act, and aligns with a more accommodative Fed policy, including potential rate cuts, we could see a strong catch-up rally for Bitcoin.

[Kakashi @kkashi_yt]

The wallet that bought $325 $Asteroid just became active and one clip sold all of it for $594,500

[Censored Humans @CensoredHumans]

BREAKING : Trump & Netanyahu are exposed

Journalist : How are you sure about Iran not building nukes?

Joe Kent 🇺🇸: "America's 18 intelligence agencies, all agreed that Iran had no capacity to develop a nuclear bomb" 🤯

"But that Israel was telling us that they would be able to assemble ten bombs in two weeks"

This man has got so much courage on his side. Respect for him 🫡

[Paul @PaulErlanger]

fomo web

coming to all desktops soon

[Abhi | AP Collective @0xAbhiP]

The story behind april fools day

April 1st is named April fools day, after Charles april

He did 56 business In his life time

He lost all his father's properties and was tricked easily, so people started calling him 'Father of fools'

Married a 22 year old woman who divorced him after a year because of his foolishness, he used to read all kind of fake stories like you're reading now....

[Sweep @0xSweep]

A guy on Reddit turned $53,000 into $181 million on GameStop while the hedge fund betting against him lost $6.8 billion and shut down

In June 2019 Keith Gill was a financial advisor at MassMutual making a normal salary

He noticed hedge funds had shorted more GameStop shares than actually existed in circulation

140% short interest on a stock trading at $5

He put $53,000 into GME and started posting about it under three different names nobody knew were the same person

DeepFuckingValue on Reddit
Roaring Kitty on YouTube
Keith Gill in real life

For over a year people called him an idiot
January 2021 millions of Reddit users started buying

GME went from $17 to over $500 in three weeks

His position peaked at $48 million

Melvin Capital lost so much money they shut down permanently

Robinhood halted the buy button to stop the bleeding

It got so out of control that Congress opened a hearing

Keith Gill testified with a red headband and a cat poster behind him

"I like the stock"

Reuters had to cross reference public records and social media posts just to figure out all three accounts were the same person

Then he went completely silent for three years

In may 2024 he posted one image of a guy leaning forward in a chair

GME jumped 74% before the market opened
Three weeks later he revealed a $181 million position in GameStop

$53,000 into the most hated stock on Wall Street turned one man into a legend and one hedge fund into a Wikipedia page

[Crypto Vikings @CryptoVikings07]

What changed in solana??

[Nic @puckrin]

So Iran just launched a missile to a UK base in the Indian Ocean that's 4,000km away.

This map should make you understand how concerning that is.

[Ash Robin @ashrobin]

the memecoin market is changing, and it's not what it was back in 2024 🫤

but there are still opportunities to trade if you're looking in the right places

if you're bullish on crypto long term, sticking around during times like these is going to give you an advantage whenever volume and retail interest shifts back to crypto during the next bull run

here are my thoughts on the memecoin / AI coin market, and where I think we may go from here ⬇️

if you're trading the memecoin market, join @KantoLabs

[fomo 🧠 @fomomofosol]

will retail ever come back?

[Jack Duval🌊 @jackduval]

bull market memories❤️

(nov 2024)

[The Wolf Of All Streets @scottmelker]

Imagine you can afford a $2,000 monthly mortgage payment.

At 8% interest, that payment might let you borrow roughly $275,000.

Now imagine rates fall to 4%.

The same $2,000 payment can suddenly support a loan of about $420,000.

Your income didn’t change.

But the amount the bank is willing to lend you did.

Now imagine that happening to millions of buyers at the same time.

Everyone suddenly has more borrowing power.

And when buyers can borrow more, they bid more.

So prices rise.

Houses didn’t magically become twice as valuable.

Credit became cheaper.

And when credit gets cheaper, asset prices usually rise with it.