With Robinhood/stock and cash cat running right now, I think this is the perfect time to send a financial term that also relates to cats.
In finance, the term "fatcat" generally refers to wealthy, influential executives or investors who are perceived to take advantage of corporate systems to boost their own pay, often regardless of overall company performance (look it up).
Especially with a bunch of slop getting deployed, I feel like this narrative plays into both metas right now and also is a little refreshing instead of all of these redeploys.
We are all fatcats. We run wall street.
Welcome to the $fatcat cabal.
Going live on pumpfun and paying DEX instantly per usual.
Community:
https://t.co/9Wo8n0OKUa
Website:
https://t.co/vMnrBSIXKc
A lot of people's downfall in the memecoin space is being too smart.
Sometimes you have to dumb shit down because that's how mindshare sometimes spread further than you ever could have imagined.
Stop overthinking. Get to clicking.
$105K in June + $14.9K in developer fees.
Back when I started in February of 2025, never did I think I would be where I am today. I made 18K my first month ever on chain and I thought it was over after that.
One of those, "get rich quick schemes" that die out after a few weeks. However, never did I think that I would still be here today on chain every single day trying to make it out.
My goals for the rest of 2026 obviously include constantly hitting 6 figure months (hopefully multi 6-figure soon), but I also want to focus very hard on building something else.
Right now, my long term goal is to hit 100K on Youtube from travel/lifestyle vlogs that will start to be created starting in August (stay tuned).
I also want to focus on cutting out a lot of noise during the time I'm on chain and remove myself from any sort of cortisol spiking or groups where I feel like I'm just wasting time and energy.
We're just getting started.
Onto the next.