$XPOSE is live.
Before you buy, see who got in first.
Every new @Pumpfun launch, checked at the first block. Bundled coins get the X, with proof.
Dev goes live shortly to walk through the product.
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Just had a great conversation with the dev behind @Larpcheckbot about a potential partnership between our platforms. He’s an amazing guy with an amazing vision for safety in the trenches.
While we ultimately decided it wasn’t in either of our best interests, it’s clear we share a similar vision for making the trenches safer.
We’ll keep building on our own paths, pushing toward the same goal.
Wishing him and Larpcheck nothing but success. Hope to meet him at the top.
Thank you for taking the time to chat, Galt.
Transparency is going to be the new meta on-chain.
As a start, 12,000,000 $XPOSE have been burned. No empty promises. On-chain proof.
The latest $150 buy you see from the dev wallet? That came from my own personal wallet. I want you to see exactly how much I believe in what we’re building.
I said I’d burn all creator fees until the next stream. That’s exactly what I intend to do.
$XPOSE isn’t just about exposing the trenches. It’s about setting a new standard for them.
More burns to come.
Verify everything. Trust nothing blindly.
Burn tx: https://t.co/kdnL0CPUxb
This is what degens/CT gets wrong about bundles. But I feel it's not openly talked about as much to educate people, so let's see what bundles really mean.
Bundles or bundling isn't a bad thing as people paint it to be. However, with all your favourite scam kols running around and nuking tokens, bundling has been seen to be negative.
Why is bundling not a bad thing?
If you are a dev and you just launched your token which should probably be about 3-5k mc at launch assuming you don't inject alot of $SOL on the get go, that's where the marketcap will likely hover until buyers/snipers come in.
Once your first few buyers/snipers come in, you are essentially giving them the free power and position to get crazy cheap prices for your token supply. This means an individual could come in and hoard the supply for a stupidly cheap price at the start. For instance, it's extremely cheap to buy a 30% supply single-handedly at 4k mc.
Now what this does is that once that "free" supply goes into the wrong hands it's a gamble of whether it's good or bad. Most often times it's used for a bad cause where the individual uses the accumulated supply to farm your token and your community which constantly suppresses the price. In order to not let this happen, you as the dev should bundle a huge amount of tokens from the get go to prevent your token's supply into the wrong hands.
Thereafter, you can choose to lock or burn that supply however you wish for it to be shown to the community that you are credible and trusted.
But what happens when you get a rogue dev that bundles?
You basically get farmed all the way to 0 despite whatever conviction or buy power you had in that token. This farm will happen until the token and community is fully exhausted of their spending power + appeal to the token.
That's where the true gamble comes in right? Will the token be ctoed or will someone lead the token to valhalla. By that time if the initial appeal to the token pre rug was not a strong community or did not get much visibility in the space which is 99% of the tokens, it will remain dead forever due to the rogue dev bundling with the intention of rugging you from the start.
Personally, I stay away from bundled tokens esp if the name of the person has a bad credit for rugging and farming. If you have been in the space long enough you would know who are the culprits.
But when a doxxed dev/known dev or a member that im familiar with bundles, I know that I'm in safe hands as well. Because the supply are controlled with the right intentions for the growth and stability of the token.
So bundling isn't all bad, but the person who bundles will determine if bundling was used for a good or bad purpose.
If you need to check the status of a token whether it's bundled, a larp, snipers, rogues involved, bad actors and kols manipulating then I would suggest the following tools. You can use them individually or concurrently for better confluences before aping.
These are what I recommend.
@exfildotfun@XposeTheTrench@Larpcheckbot
I also just sent a dm to @0xgalt (larpcheck dev)
So if we could tag him in the comments and grab his attention so we could get connected that would be amazing!
Imagine larpcheck x Xpose…
Or am I dreaming
@Godlilocked@HyperShill This is the whole point.
Hearing that we have helped even ONE person save their money in the trenches makes it all worth it.
I will continue to work towards helping the masses.
And yes, every single dollar I receive from creator fees until I stream tomorrow.
Every. Single. Dollar.
Meaning If the trenches run this back to ATH that’s like 3k worth of buy and burns.
Food for thought.
Day one of $XPOSE didn’t go the way we wanted.
Some big wallets dumped hard on the launch. I’m sorry to everyone who got caught in it. That one hurts, and I’m not going to pretend it didn’t happen.
But this is exactly why XPOSE exists. Exposing that kind of move is the whole point of the project. So we keep building.
What went live today on https://t.co/FNaOF85Hzw:
KOL coins page: every coin the KOLs we watch are holding right now
Live KOL alerts: when a KOL buys, sells or calls a coin, it shows right on that coin
Track records: how often each KOL’s calls actually hit 2x after they called them
Real market caps from real trades, and fake ones filtered off the page
Devs holding 5%+ of supply now get the X
What’s next:
Sniper detection: the wallets that jump in right after launch
More chains, not only Solana
Good KOLs vs bad KOLs, decided in the open, by the data
I’m not done. I’m going live again tomorrow on the same coin.
No promises on price. Just the work, out in the open.
https://t.co/FNaOF85Hzw
What we're building next:
- Sniper detection: wallets that jump in right after launch
- KOL tracker: the good callers, and the bad ones
- More chains: not only Solana
https://t.co/HxKC9C08oR
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