When no one can tell believers from bots, why bother building believers?
Fixing that starts with the most basic ability deployers never had: choosing your holders
Supply Control is live. Launch Pump coins without giving up your cap table — choose your holders, they accept, everyone sees it. Same liquidity, same venues, same trenches. Wallets that are chosen, not bundled.
All the best deployers run the same play: bait some Fortnite pros into first-TX'ing, insta-bundle to $15k, sell into the flow. The annoying part is that it works — for them. Ever since onchain compressed into five blocks and one skill, the people at the top have been killing on autopilot.
But there's another game the machine has never run: you pick the people, they pick you back, and trust compounds. Years of rearranging the economics — new curves, new fees, new splits — never touched it, because it requires what no AMM can deliver: a say in who holds your coin
a lot of ppl still think memecoins only worked bc of regulatory path-dependence. that if the SEC didn't exist founders would have popped up left & right ready to squash them w/ cash flows
but to have cash flows u need a trad cost structure. u need to take money and invest it over a time horizon
the thing that only coins can do is be liquid for free. biz models forfeit all gains from that property
the average cryptobro used to be like 32 and now the average cryptobro is like 21. yet everyone says crypto used to be cool and now it is lame. I am not so sure
3 yrs ago there were 500 ppl in the world who knew how to make a coin. today it's click click click; 50k coins
now it's just 500 ppl who know how to make one go up