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Boner (meme) Thesis
TL;DR: The memecoin of a cycle is the symbol of financial nihilism in that moment, the memetic expression of the zeitgeist. With stocks being the zeitgeist, the best memetic equivalent of it is the one that’s the most absurd, yet with a mission that’s achievable.
First cycle: Dogecoin (coin of a dog)
Second cycle: Fartcoin (coin about farts)
This cycle: Boner (coin about getting hard)
(1) Each cycle, more crude than the previous.
Why? Absurdity. Crudeness on the same level as the one prior wouldn’t be newsworthy. A fartcoin derivative isn’t newsworthy. A dogecoin derivative isn’t newsworthy. Each needs to be far more absurd than the previous to seem strange enough to be spoken about.
(2) Each cycle, more novel than the previous.
What? The ability to prove what a memecoin can do, one level above: With Dogecoin, it was “a memecoin can have a valuation”. With Fartcoin, it was “a memecoin shilled by AI”. With Boner, it’s “a memecoin can squeeze a stock”
(3) Each cycle, with a mission of its own.
How? With primitives letting us attach memes to stocks, we can rally people together towards a certain mission linked to the underlying asset.
Hims is in a sweetspot where its meme can actually have an impact on its stock, <$10B (similar to gamestop, amc, etc.) + its stock community is large enough to accept it (100k+ people on reddit and twitter)
With trillion dollar companies, such missions become a bit harder.
Points:
- Funniest meme of the meta
- Novelty - meme/stock pair
- Crude enough to be newsworthy
- Hims sweetspot (sub-10b company)
- Confluence (veterans that came out of retirement for this)
- The jokes write themselves
HOLY SH*T ELON REPLIED TO A POST MENTIONING $SLINK AND MY GROK BOT BOUGHT IT IN 0.01 SECONDS
The bot watches every @elonmusk reply in real time. the second he interacted with a post that mentioned this token, the bot entered at $800K market cap
0.01 seconds. that's how long it took from Musk's reply to the bot's buy order hitting the chain
Token pumped from $800K to $80M. 100x. the bot held through the entire run and exited the moment momentum reversed
Look at the chart after the exit: straight back down to $715K. everyone who bought after the bot sold got the dump. the bot was already out counting 49.5 ETH in profit
This is not about predicting which token Musk will interact with. it's about being faster than every other bot and every human when it happens
Architecture:
> X API monitoring on Musk account, 24/7
> 0.01s reaction from tweet to chain
> 4-point safety audit still runs before entry
> keys stay on my phone
> auto-exit on momentum reversal, not price target
speed is the only edge that doesn't decay
The filter i’m using before aping any meme on Robinhood now..
- at least $1M market cap
- $100K + real liquidity
- paired with a tokenized stock or ETF that actually fits the meme
- LP locked with no deployer control
- top holders aren’t bundled or linked
- volume coming from new buyers, not the same wallets farming themselves
- enough activity to make LPing or yield farming worth it
- survived its first big sell-off and still held a decent base
what else should i look for before buying anything?
Since $AI is running past $200M, I thought I’d update the @longdotxyz ecosystem as things keep heating up.
The first map was mostly about $AI and a few $AI pairs. Now dozens of communities are around these meme stocks.
More importantly, some of these pools and vaults are accumulating meaningful amounts of the underlying tokenized stock.
1. $AI - @ArtificiallyInu - The NVDA centerpiece
AI is paired to tokenized NVDA and is now the base pair for a growing second layer of Long tokens.
Its pool and vault hold roughly 14,733 tokenized NVDA units, about $3.2M or 24.1% of onchain NVDA supply.
2. $BONER - @bonercoinlong - The HIMS pair
The ticker is the joke, but the pool mechanics are real. Its pool features roughly 43,576 tokenized HIMS units, around $1.2M and 53.5% of onchain HIMS supply.
3. $MOO - @memorycowmoo - The MU pair
MOO has an active community vault where fees cycle into tokenized MU and eventually other memory company stocks. Its pool and vault are estimated at ~838 MU, roughly $784K and 28.0% of onchain MU supply.
4. $SPACEHOOD - @spacehood420 - The SPCX pair
One of Long’s larger stock-pair communities. Its pool holds roughly 4,011 tokenized SPCX units, about $573K and 9.5% of onchain SPCX supply.
Its unclaimed fees are still for community efforts, and sit at $1.18M.
5. $AU - @PlsIhaveAUTSM - The TSM pair
A ticker joke that has become one of the stronger stock-pair communities, with roughly 806 tokenized TSM units across the pool, about $336K, and 24.5% of onchain TSM supply.
6. $SAYLORMOON - The MSTR pair
Sailor Moon × Michael Saylor wordplay. One of the newest larger names on the board. The community is rallying to get noticed by Michael Saylor.
7. $SIT - @sitonrh - The top $AI pair
The memecoin for the ultimate goal for AI: to get a “Board sit”. It trades against $AI rather than directly against a stock. $SIT → $AI → NVDA.
8. $CACHE - @CacheCowLong The SNDK pair
A memory/KV-cache meme that has quickly become a larger SNDK market. Its pool is estimated at ~170 tokenized SNDK units, around $263K and 17.1% of onchain SNDK supply.
9. solana:GKjAe1bQXXLoEitJYSuyw6qt97tTVoKkGEgWPEo6pump - @ClippyMSFT - The MSFT pair
The Microsoft Clippy meme paired to tokenized MSFT. One of the original recognizable Long names. Its pool is estimated at ~512 tokenized MSFT units, around $256K and 15.9% of onchain MSFT supply.
10. $CLANKER - @OkayClanker - 2nd AI pair
Another major AI pair. Rather than trading against a stock directly, it plugs into the expanding $AI / NVDA side of Long.
11. $DOGGIE - The TSLA pair
The “official unofficial” companion to tokenized TSLA. One of the newest and biggest pairs right now.
12. $SCHIFFY - @schiffygld - The GLD pair
A goldbug-dog parody. One of the more distinct stock-pair cultures now appearing on the board.
13. $AGI - @AGIfroglong - 3rd AI pair
The frog meme on the $AI layer: $AGI → $AI → tokenized NVDA. The 3rd clear example of the second layer forming around $AI.
14. solana:DCzCshB6Uu5uA2jMaTscghQx4ojD5bXFgeJDzZVJpump - PeptidesRH - The LLY pair.
Very new, but another sign that Long’s stock-pair ecosystem is now expanding beyond the original NVDA, MSFT, MU, AAPL, and SPCX names.
15. solana:5msTHkkEt8CbwweBD5oy6TyVFARa54aNi4EJhfyBKr6r - @AAPLCAT_ - The AAPL pair.
It has an active Long community vault; the pool and vault holdings of roughly 483 tokenized AAPL units, about $157K and 4.1% of onchain AAPL supply.
Long is creating a market where trading, fees, liquidity, and community vaults can accumulate tokenized-stock exposure onchain. Things seem just to be getting started for the Long launchpad; I'll check back in soon to see where we're at next week.
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DYOR AND NFA
How to become an AI Automation Engineer in the next 6 months:
By the end, you want to be able to:
- build end-to-end automated workflows for real businesses
- connect AI to the tools companies already use (CRM, email, docs, support)
- replace repetitive human tasks with reliable AI systems
- charge clients $500–5k/mo and deliver real ROI
So, let's discuss your roadmap month by month
Month 1: Get your foundation right
What to learn:
- Python basics (you don't need to be a senior dev, just functional)
- how APIs work (HTTP, JSON, auth, webhooks)
- no-code/low-code tools: Make, n8n, Zapier (pick one and go deep)
- how to read API docs and connect two tools together
- basic prompt engineering (inputs, outputs, instructions)
- what LLMs are good at vs. what they're not
Your first project: automate something in your own life with Make or n8n
Month 2: Master AI + workflow automation
What to learn:
- OpenAI / Anthropic API basics (completions, system prompts, structured outputs)
- how to embed AI into a workflow (not just use ChatGPT manually)
- function/tool calling (how AI decides what action to take)
- chaining steps: trigger → AI decision → action → output
- error handling and fallback logic
- cost awareness (tokens, API pricing, when AI is overkill)
Your project: build an AI workflow that reads an email, classifies it, and routes it automatically
Month 3: Build the core automation use cases
What to learn:
- lead generation automation (scraping, enrichment, outreach sequencing)
- AI-powered cold outreach (personalization at scale)
- CRM automation (auto-update fields, log calls, create tasks)
- content pipelines (brief → draft → format → publish)
- meeting automation (transcript → summary → action items → CRM entry)
- internal knowledge bots (connect docs/Notion/Drive to a Q&A interface)
Your project: build a full lead gen → outreach → CRM pipeline for a fake or real client
Month 4: AI agents and multi-step systems
What to learn:
- what agents actually are
- when to use agents vs. simple chains
- tool selection and routing logic
- state management across steps
- human-in-the-loop checkpoints
- how to make agents reliable (retries, fallbacks, logging)
- multi-agent setups (when one agent hands off to another)
Your project: build a support agent that handles tier-1 tickets, escalates edge cases, and logs everything
Month 5: Make it production-ready and sellable
What to learn:
- how to deploy workflows (n8n self-hosted, Make teams, custom Python + FastAPI)
- logging and observability (know when something breaks before your client does)
- prompt versioning (don't change prompts randomly in live systems)
- security basics (API keys, access control, no exposed credentials)
- how to handle rate limits, retries, and downtime gracefully
- how to document and hand off a system to a non-technical client
- basic SLAs (uptime, response time, what you're responsible for)
Your project: take one of your month 3-4 builds and make it client-ready with docs, monitoring, and a clean handoff
Month 6: Specialize, get clients, and start charging
The skills you have now can go in three directions, pick one and go all in on outreach and portfolio
Direction 1: Freelance automation builder
Best if you want clients fast and income in 30-60 days
Focus on:
- 2-3 repeatable workflow templates (lead gen, support bot, content pipeline)
- a simple case study for each
- outreach to SMBs, agencies, coaches, SaaS founders
- charge $500-2k/project to start, then move to retainers
Direction 2: In-house automation engineer
Best if you want stability and to work inside one company
Focus on:
- ops and internal tooling use cases
- connecting AI to existing company stack (Slack, Notion, HubSpot, etc.)
- building internal agents and dashboards
- showing measurable time/cost savings
Direction 3: AI automation agency
Best if you want to scale beyond trading time for money
Focus on:
- building a repeatable service with clear deliverables
- hiring or partnering to fulfill
- niching down by industry (e.g. real estate, e-commerce, recruiting)
- productizing workflows into templates you sell or license
as always, the more practice you have, the better. The same applies to AI engineering
to be honest, right now I'm preparing three articles at once, working on them 24/7, each with curated resource lists for every point so you don't have to search for everything yourself
one article will cover resources to become an AI engineer
the second one will cover resources to become an AI automation engineer
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