https://t.co/rvXIMA5cDV made a large casino.
https://t.co/rvXIMA5cDV showed all customers that the casino always wins.
The retail trader success rate is near 1%.
Traders cannot beat snipers.
Users become spectators.
The liquidity that can be removed is learning.
This is not a dip.
This is a decay curve.
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We keep uncapped upside.
We remove the churn engine.
A flat price entry removes the sniper advantage.
A fully reserved floor makes the maximum loss at launch equal to the trading fee.
The trading fee is 1% before migration.
We do not want their volume.
We are built for the situation when trust ends.
We are ready for the arc.
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A memecoin just ate most of a tokenized stocks float because New York was closed.
The trench does not keep market hours.
That is the new game, whether anyone asked for it or not.
This is one of the wildest things I've seen play out onchain (incidentally close to how I described previously)!
The solana:GDAdCvjiRoGxA18ya3Qha1DD6bbzbR9Z9AGpMa9Tpump memecoin just cornered 81% of the onchain supply of a tokenized public company $HIMS while Wall Street was closed for the w/e
solana:GDAdCvjiRoGxA18ya3Qha1DD6bbzbR9Z9AGpMa9Tpump is paired directly with tokenized HIMS equity on Robinhood Chain
As BONER rallied, traders entering through USDG or ETH had to acquire HIMS before swapping it into the BONER/HIMS pool
The result:
- 12,284 HIMS accumulated inside BONER liquidity
- Total onchain HIMS supply is only around 15,227
- BONER’s pool therefore contains roughly 81% of the entire supply
- The main HIMS/USDG pool was left with around 92 HIMS against $135K of USDG liquidity
HIMS closed Friday at $28.84 on the NYSE
With most of the tokenized supply sitting inside BONER liquidity, onchain HIMS traded around $39
That's a 37% premium to the real share price
This was not technically a short squeeze because there is no evidence of shorts being liquidated or forced to cover; it was a "float squeeze"
Demand for the memecoin absorbed the available tokenized HIMS inventory faster than market makers could replenish it while the underlying market was closed
The actual NYSE equity was unaffected. HIMS has roughly 225M real shares outstanding compared with just 15.2K tokens on Robinhood Chain
The distortion also inflated BONER’s displayed dollar market cap because its HIMS denominator was itself trading above NAV
At the prices shown, BONER’s displayed $9.4M market cap was closer to $6.9M when HIMS was marked at Friday’s real closing price
When traditional markets reopen, authorised participants can mint additional HIMS or arbitrage the wrapper back towards NAV
Until then, a memecoin has effectively squeezed the weekend float of a tokenized equity
Robinhood Chain is becoming a live experiment in what happens when 24/7 crypto liquidity collides with assets that still follow market hours
There are levels to this that will hit mainstream media and bring A LOT more eyes to crypto
This is how retail returns to the trenches
Which scenario are you?
SCENARIO 1:
You put $1,000 into ten launches. $100 each. All ten miss. Charts dead. Telegrams dead. Dust.
Gone. Zero.
Now you sit there thinking you suck at trading. Wait for payday. Watch some random turn $30 into a million overnight.
That's the part that sits in your stomach.
Next week it's the same ending. Then the week after.
That's why retail leaves and doesn't come back. The whole market gets smaller.
SCENARIO 2:
Same $1,000. Ten launches. All ten miss. Except this time the chart has a floor.
You lose about $20. You've still got $980 for the next one.
Do that 250 times and there's still $500 in the wallet.
Then one $100 ticket goes 10x and you're sitting on $1,400.
Wrong 250 times. Right once. Still up.
Ten misses in the other scenario is $0.
You don't need to get lucky first.
You need money left when it finally hits.
@RoundtableSpace Launchpad where if you started with $1000 and invested $100 into projects 250 times, you would still have $500 to continue investing. While one 10x win would take you back into profit.
Think about that. Let the math start mathing for you.