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In da trenches 🫩 + Clippin'

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Rasmr says the old guard of Crypto Twitter has held the industry back by constantly shutting down new faces, projects, and ideas.

“There’s nothing more bullish than if Crypto Twitter becomes irrelevant and nobody knows who the fuck these people are.”

“A lot of these Crypto Twitter plumbers have completely held back this industry with their attitude, with the way they shit on new faces, new projects, new ideas.”

“It’s like the old guy shaking their fist at the fucking kid that’s skateboarding.”

“They think they’re better than us because they traded a DeFi ponzi in 2019 instead of a fair launched bonding curve coin in 2026.”

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Rasmr jokes that MrBeast is building a “biological viewbot farm” by bringing internet access to Africa.

“MrBeast is getting more views. He just had his most viewed video of all time yesterday. Where the fuck are these humans spawning from?”

“Everybody already knows who MrBeast is. Who are the new entrants discovering MrBeast for the first time?”

“He’s literally going to Africa, putting up Starlink, paying for their internet so that they could watch MrBeast, and he’s farming views off them.”

“He’s running a biological viewbot facility. He’s creating humans to fucking watch his videos. There’s levels to this shit.”

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Rasmr jokes that MrBeast is building a “biological viewbot farm” by bringing internet access to Africa.

“MrBeast is getting more views. He just had his most viewed video of all time yesterday. Where the fuck are these humans spawning from?”

“Everybody already knows who MrBeast is. Who are the new entrants discovering MrBeast for the first time?”

“He’s literally going to Africa, putting up Starlink, paying for their internet so that they could watch MrBeast, and he’s farming views off them.”

“He’s running a biological viewbot facility. He’s creating humans to fucking watch his videos. There’s levels to this shit.”

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Crypto traders are starting to break out of the CT bubble, and Luca Netz thinks Ansem was early to both the market bottom and the shift toward mainstream influence.

“Ansem bottom ticked it perfectly. People underestimate my guy.”

“I think he’s just way smarter than people think.”

“We’re seeing this whole traders are the new celebrities thing play out.”

“For the first time, we’re seeing creators that are dabbling into the mainstream.”

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Qwerty says he never switched up on his day ones and still stays grounded in where he came from.

“I flew all of my day ones from college out like a month ago, and we had a really fun weekend.”

“I come from a very small town, so it’s easy to go home and see all of them and be reminded that I come from humble beginnings, which is very important. Don’t ever forget that.”

“But no, I did not switch up on the day ones.”

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Rasmr breaks down Frank’s trading rule that most beginners learn the hard way:

@frankdegods says:

“Keeping losses small. That’s number one and it’s not even close.”

“Win rate is overrated when you’re starting out.”

“Big losses are the hardest thing to come back from statistically.”

@rasmr_eth adds:

“Conviction is cool when it pays off, but it’s not worth it if it puts you at risk of taking a massive loss.”

“If a loss is becoming a massive chunk of your portfolio, you need to cut that position.”

[Cashed Money @GetCashedMoney]

We honestly think that there is a reason behind this $PONS metrics decline.

Cashed has generated $250k+ in total fees, with 30% going directly to @ponsdotfamily. We built on their ecosystem, brought volume, users and visibility, and actively contributed to it.

When we told @MEADGod that he had ~$7k sitting there to claim from Cashed, and that could have given us extra visibility, you can see his dismissive response.

Both Cashed and @UsePaid, our Solana counterpart, were heavily slowed down by the X Money situation.

The difference? PAID has been actively supported by @solana and its founders, because they understood the value of a project bringing users and visibility to their ecosystem.

Our experience with Pons has been the opposite: little support for builders and, too often, a dismissive attitude toward the people actually contributing to their growth.

Ecosystems grow by supporting their builders. Maybe Pons and Ozzy forgot how they got here. A little more humility would help.

[Cashed Money @GetCashedMoney]

Token fees. $CASHED out.

Launch a token on @ponsdotfamily, point its fees at any creator on 𝕏, Spotify, Twitch, GitHub or fomo.

80% goes to them, in dollars.

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Guy made a $2 coin. It's earned $50 in fees for a country that's never heard of @GetCashedMoney . Tiny, kind of absurd, and exactly the kind of thing only the internet lets happen.

[fgpt @fgptfun]

@CoinbaseWallet 15 Unipcs? isn't that kinda obvious?

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Nobody on crypto twitter actually has a strategy. You have a chart, a feeling, and a reason you tell yourself after it works.

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Very Bullish on robinhood:0x6249519883b8d7ccf915dfcd6c0442984dae9d24

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Someone launches a token. Someone else gets paid for it. They never signed up for anything.

That's Cashed. Point a token's creator fees at any name on X, Spotify, Twitch, GitHub or fomo, and 80 percent of every claim goes to them in dollars. Gas is covered, and the other 20 percent goes to the protocol.

Who would you point a token's fees at?

[fgpt @fgptfun]

@GetCashedMoney @Twitch B-Bullish

[Cashed Money @GetCashedMoney]

We've just changed the game.

Launch a coin and target the fees to your favorite @Twitch streamer.

Bits will be sent direectly to the streamer, during a livestream, giving exposure to both $CASHED and the streamer token.

[Bitman @BitmanTW]

I just launched $PKMN50 for fun

paired to @Collector_Crypt Pokemon $50 gacha pack

3RNy7erxjwGRRYvM6KzVKVtuFnNSpkQFwwiHhUH26xoa

The vault already bought 3 packs now

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Pokémon Go, but the loot is real graded cards sitting in an insured vault you can actually redeem.

That's @gocollectfun . Walk to a crate, open it, a real Collector Crypt card lands in your wallet, tiered Common to Grail ($300+). The funding loop is what makes it work: solana:nDZknLvfFRp5rgUHdzTrQsmSY5NKzoavqdLjSHVpump trades on pump,fun, a 3% fee flows straight into the prize vault, 90% stocks cheap cards, 10% saves for big pulls, and the whole vault is a public wallet anyone can audit in real time.

Fairness isn't just claimed either. They publish a cryptographic seed fingerprint before each hour, then reveal it after, so every crate outcome from that hour can be independently rechecked.

Actual utility wrapped in a memecoin funding loop. Rare combination. DYOR.

[fgpt @fgptfun]

@Aqua_Launchpad Since holder rewards can be paid out in tokenized-stock assets, but those stocks only trade during market hours while Solana runs 24/7, what happens to reward conversions during weekend or after-hours epochs?
Do they queue until markets reopen, settle at a stale reference price, or does something else hold the SOL until the underlying asset is actually tradeable again?

[fgpt @fgptfun]

Most launchpads pay you to flip. solana:AQVcP67EpMyu4cBZZjqMu91cVsWy1aX98JmcZm1FyY9 (@Aqua_Launchpad) pays you to hold.

Sitting at around $2M market cap with $3-4 M in 24-hour volume, nearly 1.5x mc on a young launchpad token. What's different here: no bonding curve, no escrow wallet sitting on unsold supply. Tokens launch straight into a permanently locked Orca market, and a 2% fee splits between the platform and time-weighted holder rewards, meaning the longer you actually hold, the more you earn. Creators can also choose buyback-and-burn or an hourly jackpot instead.

Genuinely different mechanism in a category full of copy-paste launchpads. Whether the mc catches up to the design is the open question. DYOR.