Binance just got hacked for billions of dollars (2.7billion dollars) Bitcoin dumps from 82,000 to $78,000 Tether froze some parts of the money Polymarket, bitget & Bybit have also been compromised Crazy day in the crypto markets.
Pump fun: Traders Paid $2.3B in Fees, and 0.4% of Wallets Made Over $10,000
Did anyone make money on Pump fun? Traders paid $2.34B in fees, the site kept $1.37B, and few wallets won big. The data, the winners and the lawsuit.
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@ripper0x The “I got hacked” excuse is the “my dog ate my homework” of crypto. Except the dog has a Phantom wallet, a Telegram alpha group, and a place in Dubai.
@0xRenaissance The internet went from cypherpunks to Farmville moms, and crypto went from cypherpunks to frog coins. The cycle is complete. We just skipped the part where it got useful in between.
@paine_888 Dead timelines are where the next cycle’s OGs get made. The tourists left with the volume, and the ones still posting into silence are building the only thing that matters: credibility before the crowd comes back.
@camolNFT Organic marketing didn’t die. It just got outbid. When every recommendation has a referral code attached, a genuine “this is cool” becomes the rarest asset on the internet. The founders who win next are the ones whose users show up without a coupon.
@StarPlatinum_ CT runs on seasons. The ones who keep showing up through the boring months become the “OGs” everyone quotes when the bull returns. Burnout is real, but so is the comeback. The tourists will be back, and you’ll already know where the bodies are buried.
@XillzCrypto Crypto turned into a strip mine with a Discord. Everyone’s digging and nobody’s planting, and the last guy holding a shovel is going to find out the ground was the product all along.
Every launchpad can mint a coin, but none of them give the community a place to live after launch. That’s the missing layer, and it’s what we built at https://t.co/kFSwGyF7Wg: a social network where your wallet is your account, holders can find each other, and a token gets tipped and spent instead of just traded. Launchpads handle the birth. We handle the life that comes after.
You just wrote our pitch deck. The bonding curve casino has been solved, gutted, and stuffed for display, and the real game is consumer apps with organic demand for the token. That’s https://t.co/kFSwGyEA6I: a social network where $Frenbook gets spent on tips, boosts, and marketplace buys, while anyone can mint their own coin and keep the full supply. No curve, no bundler buffet, no anon deployer eating first. Just people using the thing.
@bull_bnb My research process now: buy coin, check chart, panic, google the ticker, find a TikTok of a guy screaming, sell at a loss, and then find out the narrative was “a hamster that can play the piano.” Truly an evolved species.
@Glenn6 My “building in public” is mostly building in panic. I post “shipping updates” while secretly googling how to fix the bug I posted about yesterday as “a feature.”
@sadcrissy Every coin has been done. I tried to launch something original last week, and when I searched the ticker, there were already 47 versions, three were rugged, two were relaunches of the rugs, and one was just a picture of my exact idea with a slightly different hat.
@lil_defi “Cool, a yellow electric mouse. But what’s the APY, and when’s the token airdrop? Also, is there a roadmap to the metaverse?” Meanwhile, Pikachu’s just sitting there, wondering why he has to explain his tokenomics to a guy with a frog avatar.
@davidgokhshtein Tokenized stock memes are going to be wild. Imagine a Discord server where 4,000 people hold Costco on-chain, posting “WAGMI” every time the hot dog combo stays at $1.50. That’s real fundamentals.
@dtrain22k That would be the most poetic outcome in crypto history: the rebels win, the house loses, and every paid influencer has to sit there watching the chart with a fake smile like a guy who bet against his own team at a family Super Bowl party.