$gib reached the top 10 in every category on @womdotfun.
Categories: Most Shilled, Most Shillers, and Emerging Influence.
Aside from $troll, I can’t recall the last time this happened.
New week looking spicy for $WOM
Calendar's absolutely stacked - some really interesting meetings lined up, couple podcast recordings, and maybe... maybe we have a little bonus release if everything aligns right.
Been bouncing ideas off some really smart people lately and every conversation just gets me more excited about what we're building.
The best part is what happens next.🧃
The Meteorite Collective Utility Award: @womdotfun
Congrats to @Cruellacodes founder of WOM.
Think DEXScreener but for social intelligence:
WOM (Word of Mouth) is the first social screener for crypto, providing real-time behavioral intelligence and crowd psychology analysis for trading decisions.
WOM processes streaming social data to predict price movements before they become obvious, turning sentiment patterns into systematic trading signals.
While other screeners measure trades after they happen, WOM measures the social patterns that cause those trades.
Over the next few months, we'll be closely working with Cruella on marketing and user growth initiatives for WOM.
The next phase begins now.
$WOM just won the Meteorite Collective Utility Award.
What this means:
• Grant funding to accelerate development
• 3 months of dedicated marketing support and user growth acceleration from the team behind @MeteoraAG
The timing is perfect.
V2 just launched, some major updates on the way and now we get institutional-level growth support to scale everything. WOM is about to become unavoidable.
Build it right, and the right people notice. Now it's time to scale.
Been getting asked about migrating $WOM away from @believeapp lately, especially after seeing other founders make the jump 🤔
Honestly? I get the frustration with Ben, but I'm not convinced the grass is greener elsewhere.
I'll be real - my relationship with Ben started rocky as hell. Took days to get his attention, felt completely ignored at the start despite WOM doing numbers. I was frustrated as anyone.
But here's what changed my perspective: watching founders leaving Believe because they wanted more support, then going solo or jumping to other ecosystems where they'll get... even less support? That math doesn't add up to me. Surely its good for the short term PA but down the road? I'm not so sure.
Take Bonk for example. Everyone's hyped about it, and yeah it's fun, price goes up and all, but I have friends who launched utility projects there. None one of them got the support they hoped they would. One of them has one of the most interesting utilities on Bonk and they still can't get through to Tom or BonkGuy, despite having mutual connections and trying HARD.
Meanwhile, after that rocky start, I'm now in regular contact with Ben. His lack of communication early on definitely hurt Believe more than anything - which is crazy considering they had way bigger problems like snipers and hacked launches. But he's turned that around completely.
@pasternak has definitely done plenty wrong, no argument there. But at least he's taking real risks and genuinely thinking long-term about the ecosystem.
If he just wanted quick wins, he could easily load up wallets and pump random tokens. He could easily pump $KLED and make it what Useless is for BONK - the greatest believe ad. And that's what Avi was pushing him to do.
But to be completely honest, I'm glad he chose not to, for a handful of reasons. Sure it hurts a little short term, but Ben's playing the long game and I fully respect that.
It's not about loyalty - it's about what actually works for getting things built.
For utility projects like $WOM, I think we're still in the best spot. The wise move isn't always the popular move 🤷♂️
$PUMP social metrics looking absolutely capitulated. A whopping 553 tweets in 12h but WOM score only 37.
This is what maximum pain looks like in data form. Probably bottom soon?
Look, we're not insiders. We barely even trade anymore.
But when you have tools that measure human psychology instead of just price, these moves become predictable.
$JOE: 1.6M → 5M in less than 12 hours.
$WOM saw it first. Price followed.