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Following the crowd, from the front.
This community is solid, and it’s truly hitting me now. They quite literally build new memetics, on a daily basis. Eg.
The more (mid/right-curve) outsiders keep joining the cap table, the stronger the memetics get — last time we witnessed this was with Fartcoin. Have actual VCs, fund managers and founders in on the meme. Eg —
One exchange listing pushed by the boss himself and we’re going to pull an act.
Even when the ones you’re trying to flip join you, you know you’re onto something.
It’s been through two >90% drawdowns, in two months — The product will be fine.
Let those that want to sell sell. Let those that want to buy buy. Just keep improving the fundamentals. In case of memes, the memetics.
How many losses need to be lessons for you to realise public sales are exits?
One launchpad has the largest cash pile — One launchpad has the deepest network in tech — One launchpad just supports its memecoins. Guess who’s currently winning. Lesson in there.
If they don’t back their biggest community, that community will move elsewhere.
Murad sounds like a broken record. Although, it works. When new participants come in, they lean towards such conviction. It instills comfort in their holdings.
The best thing for believe to do right now: push a meme. Why? The other tokens on their platform are linked to companies — sitting in a grey area of regulation and legality. Pushing a meme and showing the liquidity it can attract will make it an example of what’s possible on…
As marginal buyers keep coming in, they’re not going to want to invest in tokens that have already played out. Instead, they’ll pick smaller tokens on the same trajectory as the former. In the memecoin index, FUSS, startup clearly has the highest R/R.
Imagine every fund in crypto down 80% running complex strategies telling their clients they underperformed a fund that made 10,000x off fartcoin. Fortunately for us, we’re the latter.
Impatience leads to over-trading. Over-trading leads to missing runners. Missing runners leads to revenge trading. Revenge trading leads to portfolio death.
They’re not ignoring it because it’s bad. ‘The product is the market cap’ — Clearly the best mockery of markets. They’re ignoring it thinking it’ll be left behind. Although, a play like this doesn’t get left behind, you do.