Not gonna be active on Twitter tonight. I’m getting the @memecoin waitlist (a real one) in half an hour (wouldn’t expect a lot of you to understand anyway) so please don’t DM me asking me where to get $MEME
#2d8504e0#MEMEWL
Founders and team members being active on Twitter is usually a good indicator of the success of an NFT project.
You can only build for the community if you understand it and are a part of it.
Bullish on active teams.
@DJohnson_CPA@BTCp1rate@CirrusNFT I don't buy NFTs to flip them or for direct financial gain. Consider them burned. I have no plans to ever sell. I like supporting projects doing cool stuff and being the occasional exit liquidity for a few members in communities I believe in.
Here is the alpha why @Memeland has been fomo so hard recently, and all 3 collections are pumping.
"@Memeland NFTs are built in a way similar to Defi or stake to earn"
Would you pick:
A 1 bayc+10240 apecoin, you get $200/week
or
B SS4 for 2e/week plus more
Let me explain 👇
when a community happily holds their NFTs and does fan art.
This is a metric of success.
- Azuki / beanz ✅
- memeland ✅
- clone x ✅
- pudgypenguins ✅
- Degods/ y00ts ✅
Two types of fud:
Internal fud from within the community should always be taken seriously. Holders are everything.
External fud from outside the community is often fueled by envy and misinformation. In the case of Azuki, it has only made us stronger.