deploying coins/bundling is not trading. yes you can make money off of it, but much like how the edge in NFTs eroded with time, you can see the same happening in trenching/memecoins > technical moat has flattened out through democratized access to tools like proxima and ai models, making it extremely easy to spin up tech adjacent coins.
imo, its sort of a poisoned apple situation because you get conditioned to participating in a tiny closed loop pvp arena n dont really build any transferrable or scaleable skills that you can bring with you if you climb up the port/nw rankings. try not to miss the forest for the trees friends. theres a way bigger arena out there if you have the vision.
also, please stop referring to deploying as "devving". you are not a developer. insult to real developers with actual technical skills.
eventually there will come a time where each stock has only one token pairing and community. worth an attempt to realize this grand vision in the degenerate age of pvp deploys, vamps, etc.
i think if you're trading these on a short-time frame, you're most likely going to time capitulate or desperately rotate out to the next shiny thing until you've chopped yourself down
the best meat is slow cooked before ready to be devoured
whether or not you think these meme pairings have legs to be bid by outside capital is a different story, but the r/r of bidding in the ecosystem where liquidity is the moat and mechanisms are constantly being added to incentivize outside capital is too good to pass up
next bottleneck is definitely distribution and attention at the mainstream level
very much a zero or hero bet
too many expect a reflexive cambrian explosion to the upside
the attention remains steady while liquidity keeps increasing as was intended by design
the bet is becoming more asymmetric as it becomes more non-consensus