Most people are still playing the old game. Apply. Interview. Wait. Hope someone picks you.
And when the market tightens, those chairs vanish overnight.
I know, because I lived it.
I went from struggling, to finally finding Web3 work.
And even then, I realized something most people don’t want to admit: you’re still dependent.
On someone else’s budget. Someone else’s priorities. Someone else deciding if you’re “needed”.
So I changed the bet.
I stopped building my life around permission.
Stopped waiting for a green light.
Stopped tying my income to a team, a manager, or a roadmap that can get nuked any moment.
I started deploying memecoins.
Not because it’s “safe.” It’s not.
But because it’s one of the only arenas left where a solo operator can ship, iterate, and capture upside without asking anyone for a seat at the table.
And when it clicks, it’s different.
In the past week alone, I’ve made over $40,000.
No dependency. Just execution, distribution, and letting the market decide.
This is what relying on yourself looks like.
I’m not saying memecoins are a guarantee.
I’m saying the window is open, and it rewards speed and ownership.
I have my hedge.
Position yourself accordingly.
@a1lon9 Not bad but I think combining this + streaming platform would be ideal
Also you guys have the absolute worst branding
No one is gonna take any of these serious
“pumpfun”
“TradingTerminal”
“CoinCommunies”
@Blueycryp you banned from the minecraft realm too nigga
you quick bought a coin when you got told not too...
i called you out and you were full complaining and called me a retard
i dcd you from call
you dm "Ur actually a fucking faggot"
i ban you
entirely not related to ai
PumpFun teased an airdrop almost 300 days ago, gave users no real updates, then kept rolling out features that drive volume, dumping, FUD, and extraction.
Now they’re burning $370M in tokens instead of rewarding the people who actually built the platform.
That’s the funniest part about all the “trust” talk.
They clearly don’t even trust their own community to receive tokens without instantly selling them.
So why should the community trust them?
The entire system is built to farm attention, tax every rotation, and profit no matter if a coin lives or dies.
The builders, holders, callers, raiders, and community members are the ones taking all the risk while the platform wins on every transaction.
People didn’t just randomly stop believing...
The future of $PUMP
We have burned ALL bought back $PUMP tokens, around $370M worth of purchases (~36% of circulating supply), to gain trust with our community.
On top of that, we have initiated a programmatic buyback *and burn* scheme at 50% of revenue for the next year to instill trust, predictability, and sustainability for the underlying ecosystem - and to remove as much of the supply from circulation as possible.
$PUMP is changing; for the better of token holders, the team and the ecosystem.
Learn more about why we’ve made these decisions and where we’re headed next 👇
To everyone in the $TIRED community trying to make memes.
I used this prompt to get it to work on ChatGPT.
Here you go:
"In the text style font that's in the first image, add a text in the small blue box in the second image at the top that says ________"