The memecoin space is the worst place imaginable. These idiots are trying to leech attention off the Matt Furie hack just to get their own fame (+10 followers). Remember these usernames they’re scammers, ready to do anything to take even $10 from you.
The screenshots show his tweet and supposedly him on Matt Furie’s page. Also, on the right side there’s a suggestion to follow Pepecoineth, but he is already following it, which can be seen in the third screenshot. this this larp for 10 yo kids
The memecoin space is the worst place imaginable. These idiots are trying to leech attention off the Matt Furie hack just to get their own fame (+10 followers). Remember these usernames they’re scammers, ready to do anything to take even $10 from you.
Imagine this: you announce a paid investigation in advance, rack up $40 million in volume on Polymarket, pull 11 million views on Twitter - and then drop an “investigation” about a guy who literally worked at Burger King and was just a mod.
Winter 2024 - the first time I opened Pump Fan, interesting times. Back then, there wasn't as much volume, just a couple of bonds a day, people worked on their bags for several days, sitting in Telegram, raiding inflows on Twitter - it was fun. At that time, the narrative was different - hold = win. And at the beginning of the meme coin hype, people were optimistic (I bought wif, fell asleep - woke up, and had a billion!). The influx of new people was insane. Winter 2026: coins bond in seconds. PvP between bundlers and people who press the "create token" button. This coin has no cashback, the name is in lowercase, buy my token - here’s the right name, ticker in Chinese, American dog - buy my token, I onboarded a creator (fake chat here), take the fees or we'll kill you. Interesting times, for sure. Meme coins have turned in these two years from life-changing play to an endless farm for gamblers, presidents, celebrities, anyone, and now have a reputation lower than the floor.
An interesting fact about Pump Fan's dominance: logically, there should have been competitors, but all the competitors, when they got a slice of the volume, instead of reinvesting the money into their projects, just sucked up all the liquidity, sold USD1, and disappeared. But Pump Fan has been consolidating its position all this time. Bonk season? Spawn a troll or a wojak worth 100 million out of nowhere - everyone comes back. (Because they want to catch the next runner). A lot of teams deploying for money (yeah, there were such, I don’t know about 2026), a lot of volume bots and all sorts of crap. And now we’re sitting here watching Duval bundling 100k MC coin on 500 SOL and trying to onboard normies (EL). Well, in the next episode, we’ll talk about the difference between a “dev” and a person who clicks "create token."