Went broke. Built it back.
My wife never even knew.
That’s the level of pressure we carry in silence.
Crypto doesn’t make soft humans, it forges the toughest ones.
We lose, we adapt, we rebuild.
And we protect our families from the chaos while doing it.
I respect you all.
all that ever made sense and the main reason people stayed in this space was to trade memes with their own originality and narratives that could unite delusionally bullish degens willing to hold, buy dips and work their bags nonstop.
it never needed breaking news, daily headlines or some random event. people were the reason other people traded.
now mfers are calling this the “new era” of trading. new era of what exactly bro? racing thousands (now hundreds) of other degens to enter and exit the same random headline for 0.5 SOL? what are you even building? no narrative, no community, no reason for anyone to stay once the volume disappears.
people genuinely think this is some kind of evolution of meme trading.
evolution into what bro? a market where nobody believes in anything, nobody wants to hold anything and everyone is just waiting for the next guy to buy so they can dump on him?
you literally removed everything that made memes valuable in the first place and called it a new era.
this isn’t some new standard. it’s already dying and it will die.
original memes with real communities and people who genuinely care will always win.
this is what worked. this is what will always work.
@MobLaFlame@bubblemaps@Cupseyy for what? for not buying any new pairs? for not having doxxed wallets? for not posting any 15k market cap rugs? for not having pumpfun or fomo? like, for what literally? 😂
wanna know the secret that made me enough money to never shill garbage, farm copy traders or trench 24/7?
those good memes with real communities and long-lasting narratives you’re dumping after 80-90% corrections?
me and plenty of other smart mfers are buying your bags.
@apeonfone sooner or later, people will be praying for a chance to ape solana:CTPoyCwkjMvoJwU4xvZZqoD8tiYk6yDchySiN5gGpump dips at 50-100M after it runs past 100M.
people quitting the space at the absolute bottom and basically rugging their own communities instead of taking some fucking responsibility.
show up daily. motivate others to stay. support the communities still alive even after their memes got nuked 90%.
that’s how you build something that lasts. not by giving up when you should be taking the lead, finding ways to survive and making sure we all get through this together.
i provide free liquidity to good memes, and even tho i’m down myself, i don’t fucking care because morally, ethically and historically, i believe this is the right thing to do.
liquidity will come back to memes that we all genuinely agree deserve billions. not because we’re all down bad and desperately need our bags to recover, but because the mismatch between their actual potential and current valuations is so fucking unreal that it makes absolutely no sense.
god bless you all. we’re gonna win in the end.
the end of this nightmare is near.
you chose literally the worst time in terms of mood, activity, sentiment and everything going on in the world. i mean, good timing, brother lmao.
when it’s like that, it doesn’t matter what you do. no one gives a shit. everyone’s down money and in a bad mood, so why do you think it’s weird that people are acting like that? you get it, brother?
give me absolutely murdered memes with long-lasting narratives, real communities and a few stubborn mfers still posting daily.
i’d rather ape those at brutal discounts than chase thousands of random new pairs.
rn you genuinely don’t see any reason why these memes would ever come back. you can’t even imagine what would make them start moving again. everything is fucked, everything is going to zero and buying these crazy dips makes absolutely no sense.
until one day someone decides it’s time and suddenly a few massive green candles appear. then everything starts making sense again. you start buying the exact same memes at 5-10x higher prices because now you finally have your validation.
that’s literally how this game works.
very few people believe during the worst times. if everyone believed these memes would come back, the sentiment wouldn’t be this fucking bad in the first place.
but bro, some of these memes have been getting dumped for weeks and months and they still refuse to go to zero. why? because there are actual communities behind them, people who genuinely believe in them, narratives that haven’t gone anywhere.
not every meme will survive, obviously. but some of these things have a real foundation and aren’t going anywhere.
figuring out which ones will survive and buying them on these crazy dips when absolutely nobody wants them is where i think the real gold mine is.
by the time everything becomes obvious, the opportunity won’t be the same.