Hello @joerogan @elonmusk

never goon, just troll.

What owning IP rights can achieve. Tell me that's not the sexiest branding you have ever seen? And whats more bullish than having customers with a cult-like mindset, look how $TSLA is being carried by the cultist customers that want nothing else. solana:63LfDmNb3MQ8mw9MtZ2To9bEA2M71kZUUGq5tiJxcqj9 CULT WILL BE STRONGER.

Sunday always feels like a combination of Disneyland and deleting linked in 🔥 solana:63LfDmNb3MQ8mw9MtZ2To9bEA2M71kZUUGq5tiJxcqj9

Out of the top 1k wallets for $troll 49.57% of the supply hasn't been touched in the last 90 days(value of $61M) 👀

ICED OUT.

The Big One🗿 $GIGA

The Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) is a simple but powerful metric used to measure how concentrated the ownership of a meme coin’s supply is. It is calculated by squaring the percentage ownership of each wallet and summing all those values, producing a score that ranges from near 0 (perfectly distributed across thousands of holders) to 10,000 (one wallet owns everything). Lower score implies fewer whales and less whale capitulation risk. Higher score implies more whales or team and higher whale capitulation risk. In an ideal world, you want an HHI of ~0 because this means there are many holders but none of them are whales. A low HHI is very difficult to achieve because it means whales have to sell and be replaced by tons of small fish, which is difficult and unlikely. However, if a low HHI is achieved, a coin becomes bullet proof, as there aren’t individuals that can crash the price. In crypto, a coin with momentum typically goes up forever, until the whales begin to take profit. It is why some coins like $punch go to $100 m , while some coins like $unc only go to $20 m. It has nothing to do with the “narrative”, it only has to do with when the whales decide it’s time to sell. Sometimes whales are aligned, like $GIGA in 2024. Sometimes they are not, like 99.99% of new pairs. Crypto Twitter always talks about “good” or “bad” whales… Sure, you can sell “respectfully” or “full stack hitler” But one thing is for certain, whales will always sell. In the case of low HHI, there are no whales deciding when it’s time to sell. If whales never slow momentum, a coin never slows. That is why distribution is likely the single most important factor in crypto. However, distribution is the single most difficult thing to achieve, as it requires a ton of whale sell pressure a long time for thousands of people to slowly buy it up, with no new whales forming. $GIGA currently has the lowest HHI at 18. It is why it is able to maintain a relatively high market cap, despite 0 volume and being faded by the majority of CT. Don’t be fooled though, just because a coin is down and holding a relatively high market cap, does not mean it became distributed. $MOODENG for example is down a lot and is holding a high market cap, but has an HHI of 458. It should also be noted that none of this matters until the bull market though because no coin will catch momentum until then.