$PONGO is sitting around a $150K market cap.
This is one of those posts people quote months later saying, “I wish I paid attention.”
Bookmark this. Come back in a few months.
Either this ages terribly… or you’ll never see these prices again
$PONGO is the official mascot of $PONS.
Not a sidekick. Not a placeholder.
The real one. The only one.
House on his head. Glasses on. Always home. 🏠🐶
That’s the lore.
Three username changes, last one this month, then suddenly “ex-Jito, ex-Solana Mobile” shipping a poker token that dumps 70% in a day.
That’s not a builder rebrand. That’s someone cleaning the slate before the next play.
Stay away from $FLUSH.
I’d put most of it into actually bringing users and businesses onchain. Better payment rails, stablecoin adoption, consumer apps, mobile, gaming, and incentives for builders who can bring in people outside of crypto. You don’t need to pay for fake growth, you need to give people a reason to use Solana every day. If you get that right, the transactions, REV and market cap follow.
@seiflaroussi Bro got asked for evidence about $PONS and started scrolling back to January 25th through my account 😭😭 You had MONTHS of tweets to dig through and somehow still couldn’t find the evidence for your own claim. This is getting embarrassing
@MEADGod@rozriches Glad to hear you’re listening more to the community. One thing I’d love eventually is deeper on-chain analytics for launches and creator history. V2 is a great step forward though. 🤝
@0xnm____@PonzicoSonic What spot? You claim $PONS is irrelevant, yet your entire engagement strategy revolves around tweeting about it. That’s the joke.
@0x7ama Imagine saying a launchpad is the problem while acting like a meme coin is somehow humanity’s financial breakthrough. That’s an impressive level of delusion.
@MEADGod You launched before your security model was ready, then blamed the protocol after users paid the price. If hook whitelisting and audits were known requirements, they should’ve been finished before going live not after the chart collapsed