I’m going full-time as a memecoin developer, and I want to approach this differently.
Transparency is the foundation of what I’m building.
Here’s what you can expect from my launches:
• My dev wallet will be the only wallet in the block 0.
• No bundled buys or coordinated entries with other wallets.
• Dev buy capped at 0.5 SOL maximum.
• A strong narrative behind every project.
• 30% of the fees generated by each coin will be raffled among members of my community.
I’m not going to promise you 100x returns or pretend every launch will succeed. Memecoins are risky, and I believe people deserve transparency about how a project is launched.
I want my on-chain actions to speak louder than my words.
I’ll share every launch through my Telegram channel. Come follow the journey from the beginning.
Telegram: https://t.co/jQAaRLufmk
A memecoin went from a $1.6 BILLION launch valuation to losing almost 98% of its value in less than an hour.
The token? $LAPTOP, linked to Hunter Biden.
Let that sink in.
This is the side of crypto nobody wants to talk about when the charts are green.
Everyone loves the idea of making millions overnight.
But who takes responsibility when the music stops?
Memecoins need transparency more than hype.
Agree or disagree?
The memecoin space has changed so much...
This isn´t regular crypto trading anymore, it´s pure gambling now - but with worse odds than at a casino.
Back in the days, you could buy a coin at 30M mcap, and you would be early. You would see a big community form around the coin. You`d meet new people, and gain some friends. You would all work together and help each other out & shill the coin. It was a completely different thing. IT WAS FUN. That aspect is completely gone now. At least for me.
You have to be locked-in all day long, looking at charts non-stop to be able to make it. Average holding time is less than a minute. If you have a normal life with a family, regular job, hobbies, and friends - you won´t make it!
Nobody holds a coin anymore. There are no more communities forming. None. Zero. There will never be another SHIB or FLOKI. We barely even see 100M runners these days and it doesn´t matter if market is super Bullish or super Bearish.
Even frontruns, OG plays, narrative plays, and Elon-plays are disappearing.
The only ones making good money are launchpads, KOL`s, and scammy dev´s with connections. Traders who are super locked-in, and buy and sell quickly still make money, but nothing like they used to before.
CRYPTO HAS A NEW ENEMY.
And this time, it might not be the government.
Ethereum researcher Justin Drake warned that AI breakthroughs could eventually threaten the cryptography protecting crypto wallets.
His message? Prepare for “bunker mode.”
The scary part isn’t that wallets can be cracked today.
It’s how fast AI capabilities are advancing.
If cryptography ever becomes vulnerable, the consequences could be massive.
Billions at risk. Entire ecosystems forced to upgrade.
The question is no longer IF crypto needs to evolve.
It’s whether we can evolve fast enough.
Are you worried about AI or quantum computing more? 🧵
A Bitcoin researcher warns that, in a worst-case scenario, AI could crack Bitcoin and Ethereum’s digital signatures in months, not years.
He urged the crypto industry to prepare for “bunker mode.”
By “crack,” he means deriving a wallet’s private key within a week using a large GPU cluster.
Every time you sign a transaction, your public key becomes visible. And there are more than 6 million BTC held in addresses vulnerable to this scenario, worth over $500 billion.
His recommendation? Move coins to fresh addresses that have never signed a transaction, starting with the largest holders. He even says Binance, Robinhood, and Tether have an opportunity to secure their cold wallets before it’s too late.
The trigger was the 722 mathematics papers OpenAI published this week. To him, they made it clear that mathematical superintelligence has arrived.
The warning shot came in May, when an OpenAI AI system reportedly cracked a long-standing Erdős conjecture dating back to 1946.
Among the holdings potentially at risk are the 1.1 million BTC attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto, worth around $90 billion.
That’s why he says wallets holding less than 50 BTC have a “Satoshi shield”: there are more than 20,000 of Satoshi’s addresses holding 50 BTC each ahead of yours in the hypothetical queue.
The video dates back to March, when the main concern was quantum computers. Now, he believes AI could get there first.
And this isn’t coming from a crypto hater. Justin Drake is one of the researchers involved in Ethereum’s development.
He urged everyone not to rush or panic.
Good luck with that.
🚨 CT, I’M LOOKING FOR A JOB IN CRYPTO.
Not looking to “break into Web3”.
I’m already here.
I’ve worked as a Community Manager & Moderator, managing communities, engaging with members, handling conversations and keeping channels active.
I understand Crypto Twitter, communities, memes, narratives & the culture behind Web3.
Now I’m looking for a team/project where I can bring that experience and actually make an impact.
If you’re hiring for:
→ Community Manager
→ Moderator
→ Community Lead
→ Social/Engagement
→ Web3 Support
DM me.
And if you know a project looking for someone like me:
RT this. You might change someone’s life.
🫡
🚨 THIS IS MASSIVE FOR CRYPTO.
Samsung is bringing USDC on Solana directly to Samsung Wallet.
And we’re not talking about a small crypto app.
We’re talking about 82 MILLION Galaxy devices in the US.
Users will be able to send USDC across borders through Samsung Wallet, with Solana running behind the scenes.
No exchange.
No complicated DeFi interface.
No “connect wallet” nonsense.
Just stablecoin payments built directly into a device millions of people already use.
Crypto adoption doesn’t always look like a new token pumping.
Sometimes it looks like crypto disappearing into the infrastructure people already use.
This could be much bigger than people realize. 👀
I’m going to say something that might sound crazy:
What if the $4M Frogman wallet drain was actually a way to exit his positions?
Think about it.
If you’re holding massive positions while thousands of people are watching and potentially following your trades, selling everything publicly could destroy your reputation.
But if your wallets get “hacked”…
You can exit everything without looking like you dumped on your own followers.
I’m NOT saying this is what happened.
There’s no proof of it.
But personally, I think it’s a possibility worth considering.
Crypto is full of incentives.
And sometimes the most important question isn’t:
“Who hacked Frogman?”
It’s:
“Who benefits from the wallet being hacked?”
Do your own research.
🚨 $4,000,000 GONE WHILE HE WAS SLEEPING.
Crypto trader Frogman reportedly had TWO wallets drained for $4M+ while he was in Singapore for TOKEN2049.
The crazy part?
He says he still doesn’t know HOW it happened.
The stolen assets were rapidly swapped into $ETH, $BNB & $SOL and routed through cross-chain/privacy infrastructure.
$4M.
Two wallets.
Gone in minutes.
This is the side of crypto nobody posts about when everything is pumping.
Your wallet can be your bank.
Your wallet can also be your biggest vulnerability.
Never blindly sign.
Never expose your seed.
Never assume you’re safe.
The blockchain never sleeps.
Neither do the hackers. 🧵
A week ago I started a little experiment:
$20 → ~$160 in 7 days.
I’m going to keep documenting what happens with this public https://t.co/ZuP0hY6Nis wallet.
No promises.
No financial advice.
No “copy my trades”.
Just my own trades, my own decisions, and the real results — wins AND losses.
I’ll share the journey publicly as it happens.
If you’re interested in watching the experiment unfold, follow along.
Let’s see where this goes.