new monitor see you on the scope

im seeing a few wallets i didn't even know i had in my tracker as top traders, is this the reversal for the trenches ?

if your coin needs 15 kols, 30 tracked wallets, and a market maker to stay alive, maybe it was never alive

yeah.. $BULLY

hahahh

alon : nice 5yyF5FZRKSpRYzFRgucHRiAUJmk77aW4U9gdkhRSpump

No amount of money compares to the joy of waking up every day knowing you can spend the next 16 hours however you desire

The hard life of a memecoin scammer : > don't buy with the same wallets - have to make new wallets constantly > don't buy at the same time - gotta wait more before buying and some douche figure it out > don't buy with same gas fees - have to change the settings all the time, so tiring > don't fund with the same sources - have to open accounts on shady exchanges > exchanges ask for KYC - have to find some randos in the country side or buy fake IDs > banks banning you for money laundering concerns - have to find new ones every 3 months or so > getting banned on X - have to create more accounts > repeating the same process everyday Remember everything is onchain, if you're not caught today it might happen in a few years.

You are terrified of taking action because you want a guaranteed massive win. It doesn’t work like that. You build wealth through reps and extreme obsession. Your fear of looking like a beginner is the exact reason you have no capital. Stop making excuses, take the first step.

Never go full retard

Someone with 7-10% of supply deposited their tokens in a single side LP (only token, no sol on the downside) which creates a buy wall at that price level meaning that 7-10% of the supply would need to be purchased at that price before the price could go higher

I've had a great year in 2025 with my businesses at 18: Here are 7 lessons from building millions at 18: 1. There are no secret cheat codes I used to think successful people had a hidden path nobody talked about. After building multiple businesses and making multiple angel investments across ecom, SaaS, fintech, and crypto The skills that create success are always the same: → Hard work → Focus → Discipline → Commitment to one path The business model doesn't matter. Becoming the person who executes consistently does. 2. Your focus is finite. Protect it. I was working 100 hours a week and calling it a badge of honor. Most of it was noise. A founder running a $40M ARR SaaS company told me: "If your business needs you working 80 hours a week, you don't have a business. You have an expensive job." I audited my week. 70% of my activity was low-leverage and could have been done by someone else. I'd rather someone take my money than my mental energy. 3. No one hands you a curriculum I dropped out of college at 17. By 18, I was managing 7-figure portfolios and negotiating term sheets. Most 18-year-olds worry about college parties. But the biggest thing I learned? You have to build your own structure. You have to own your own education. Nobody is coming to hand it to you. 4. Trust is earned slowly and lost instantly A close friend/team member lost $1 million in a single social engineering attack. One screen share. One phishing call. Gone. Visible wealth at young comes with a target on your back. Implement OPSEC. Use 2FA. Never discuss specific holdings publicly. 5. Build systems that run without you I was the bottleneck in everything. Creating content. Onboarding members. Answering questions. Analyzing trades. All me. All the time. Then two team members quit at once. Instead of replacing them, I asked: What if we just stopped doing half of this? I spent 3 months building systems. Month 4 — I was working 15 hours a week. Quality went up. Revenue doubled. Team went from 11 people down to 6. One exceptional person is worth ten average ones. Not just for output but for the standard they set culturally. A players attract A players. B players make other B players comfortable. 6. Imperfect action always beats perfect planning I'm a perfectionist. When I launched my community Fortune Collective, I wanted everything perfect. The systems. The content. The onboarding. I launched anyway, with 3 pieces of content and DMing people manually as onboarding. That messy launch became a 7-figure community. Action creates information. Information improves decisions. Better decisions create better outcomes. You will learn more in one week of doing than 6 months of planning. 7. Cash is king In April, the market crashed. But I had dry powder. I deployed money across 5 positions at peak fear. Those positions returned great profit over the next 5 months. When everyone panics cash is power. - JW

The reason Fortnite Pro's have dominated the current memecoin space is because they make statistical, fast decisions, rather than emotional ones on a larger scale.

Okay now I am gonna teach you how to trade viral news based memes properly in these market conditions based on the recent example we had. The name of the coin I won’t say. You see something potentially mega viral happens and you ask yourself how many big brands and large accounts can engagement farm it. If it instantly clicks it is a free trade. Multiple coins will start a PVP. You are just observing and it can last longer than you think. Do not think that if one chart is going up the other already lost. You have to feel 100 percent that the other one has zero chance to come back. You do not go all in straight away. In most scenarios you will always have time to add more because people are not patient enough to just buy and hold especially trenchers. They will sell the fuck out and you will think it is over. Ask yourself again if big accounts will share it. If the answer is yes try to add more when the chart goes down. Then you patiently wait for posts. A single company post can shoot it to the sky. You can clip sell small batches so you feel a bit more confident and not overly committed to the coin. When big companies start one after another engagement farming the news by posting on X you start exiting after every major pump. Do not wait for a potential White House or Elon post. That is very rare. Buy the amount you do not care about losing honestly. Everything here is still a gamble but with higher probability if you read the situation correctly. It does not matter if you entered at 5k or 350k. The main goal is to analyze if big companies already started sharing it and if others can still join. Once you do it multiple times you will get a better sense for these plays. And these type of trades will keep appearing in the future. All the best. funcry.

abolish all emotional connection to your trades and money, view it as a game you must win, as a code you must crack. once it starts cracking (and with enough effort it always does) use the pixelated gains to better your life and build something irl.