claude code + framer motion = $10k 3D animated websites.
the article quoted below is the definitive step by step guide on how to build 3D website for business.
how you can sell these websites:
•look for small businesses in your location
•build them a demo or short loom showing the 3D site live, don’t pitch, just show
•reach out cold on x, linkedin, or instagram dms with the demo attached
•price tier: $2k starter, $5k mid, $10k full custom with animations + cms
•upsell monthly retainer for updates and hosting — $200-500/mo recurring
•list finished templates on flippa or gumroad as digital products for passive income
•post the build process on X and tiktok — content becomes the funnel
•case study every sale → social proof compounds → inbound leads replace cold outreach
The trenches are getting hotter by the day, and there’s definitely money to be made.
I recently caught $hmm at $54k, and it did over 500x
The good thing is, there are more of these to catch
However, before I ape into a token, there’s one thing I’ve made a habit of doing:
I run the token through @GeckoTerminal first.
Not because it tells me whether a token is going to pump, but because it gives me a quick picture of what’s actually happening in the market.
Here are the things I usually check:
1. Search the contract, not the ticker
Narratives are always repeating, so tickers get reused, copied, and spoofed all the time.
I’d rather paste the contract address into GeckoTerminal and find the actual token.
From there, I look for the main pool based on liquidity and volume.
As a rough rule, I like seeing liquidity at a reasonable size relative to the market cap.
2. Don’t look at volume in isolation
I usually check three things together:
- Liquidity depth
- Volume across 1h / 6h / 24h
- Number of transactions and the buy/sell activity
A token doing $500k in volume sounds impressive until you realise there’s <$10k in liquidity.
The goal isn't to find a perfect ratio. You’re simply trying to understand whether the activity is supported by enough liquidity and whether the trading actually looks organic.
3. Check how old the pool is
This one is easy to overlook.
A pool that has existed for weeks and is steadily building volume tells you something different from a pool that was created five minutes ago and suddenly has huge numbers.
GeckoTerminal also makes it pretty easy to discover newly created pools, which is useful when you're looking at newer tokens.
4. Check other pools
A token can have different pools across DEXs like Meteora, Raydium and Pumpfun
So if you see different numbers depending on where you're looking, that's not necessarily strange.
I just go back to the same checks: liquidity, volume, transactions and pool age.
None of this is an audit, though.
A clean-looking chart doesn't mean the contract is safe.
For that, you need to go deeper on-chain and use Gecko's rug checker: https://t.co/J2hePtB94c
The point of all this isn't to make early coins “safe.”
It's simply to stop you from confusing a fast chart for a healthy token.
Sometimes the fastest way to avoid a bad entry is just taking a minute before you ape.
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