Holder of Strong Internal Monologues. American Cultural Traditionalist. There is always less time to prepare than we expect... ALLinu
Florida, USA
Joined April 2024
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kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
If you're a fan of dry comedy than Steven Wright is the one for you. He made his name in the 80s with his crazy one-liners. I personally think the man is absolutely hilarious. I believe he was also known as guy on the couch in the movie half baked. 🤣🤣🤣
kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
In 1928 a Chicago paediatrician let babies choose their own dinner from 34 foods, and for six years not one of them chose the way the pamphlet says.
Clara Davis took fifteen infants just weaned, and put a tray in front of them at every meal.
Beef, lamb, chicken, liver, kidney, brains, bone marrow, fish, eggs, milk, bananas, oats, carrots, peas, cabbage, salt. Nothing processed. No sugar.
Nobody steered. The nurse held the spoon, the baby pointed.
One boy ate seven eggs a day for a stretch. Another lived on bananas for a fortnight and then would not look at one.
They chewed bone marrow. They drank the beef juice. They pushed the greens round the tray.
One baby arrived with rickets. She put cod liver oil on the tray and left it there. He drank it, unprompted, until the rickets healed, and then never touched it again.
Six years. Not one case of stomach trouble. Not one deficiency. Visitors said they had never seen healthier children.
The doctors who examined them wrote it up as the wisdom of the body.
Nobody had taught these children that the yolk was bad or the marrow was rich or the cabbage was the healthy part.
Left alone with the food, a one-year-old built itself a diet heavy in the animal and ate the plants as a side when the mood took it.
The experiment is almost a century old. The pamphlet is still telling his mother to start with the carrot.
kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
In moments like these I like to ask myself one question:
What would you do if you weren't afraid?
It's usually that big thing, the one i really want, but 'm afraid to. That's probably what I should do.
and right now, it's going ALLINU.
kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
AI is getting smarter. Scams are getting more sophisticated. And crypto keeps teaching us the same brutal lesson.
NOT YOUR KEYS. NOT YOUR CRYPTO.
With everything happening around us, one thing becomes increasingly clear:
YOU are responsible for protecting your wealth.
Nobody is going to do it for you.
And one of the most underrated ways of protecting yourself in this space is surrounding yourself with the right people.
People who share knowledge. Who warn each other about scams. Who help when someone gets into trouble.
That’s what I love about the solana:4MMQY9bwkxxTtsK3W227Q5ABT6yFY8Pmn9Ze7wmAXKY8 community.
Market dumps? We’re here.
Price goes sideways? We’re here.
Someone needs help? We show up.
We’re not building a community that disappears after the next red candle.
We’re playing the long game.
Maybe this cycle is ours. Maybe it takes another cycle. Nobody knows.
But here’s what I believe:
ALL IN is not a temporary crypto narrative.
It’s a universal mindset.
Everybody understands what it means to go ALL IN on something. Your dreams. Your ambitions. Your family. Your future.
That idea existed long before crypto and will exist long after today’s memes are forgotten.
And that’s why I believe this community has something worth building for years to come.
Different people. Different bags. Different journeys.
Same ALL IN spirit.
Protect your wealth. Protect your people. Share your knowledge.
And most importantly…
GO ALL IN ON YOUR COMMUNITY. ✊
$ALLINU
kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
There’s gotta be some sort of correlation between high market cap coins and high @fomo holders.
It feels like coins that can sit at these higher market caps are flooded with fomo users. That’s the community & culture which has been built.
Here’s @AllinuSolana for example. Everyone’s down yet all the top holders are on fomo and rocking the pfp? Comfortability in not being alone.
kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
There is no better group chat.
teapawt.net/i/chat/group_join/g209…
kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
$ALLINU moved up the Most Held list on @fomo (all blockchains)
As well as moved up to 7th on the Holder Strength Index (@solana) on @sparsitydata
By far the lowest marketcap on each.
Not only does the dog go all in, the community does, too.
You’re no where near bullish enough.
ALLINU✊
8th on Holder Strength Index and nearly 3/3 bottom signs on @sparsitydata.
Lowest market cap on most held list on @fomo.
The single greatest ticker of all time, with a timeless narrative.
A community fully of delusional bulls.
The makings for billions.
ALLINU ✊
kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
In the AGI era, AI will make technology easier and cheaper to replicate.
But there’s something AI can’t easily create.
Culture. Identity. Genuine human connection.
You can copy code, but you can’t copy an organic community built on genuine belief.
That’s exactly why I’m so bullish on solana:4MMQY9bwkxxTtsK3W227Q5ABT6yFY8Pmn9Ze7wmAXKY8
As technology becomes abundant, authentic communities may become the most valuable assets.
ALLINU ✊
kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
If we’re talking about longevity, which meme coin on the Stonk launchpad has the best chance of surviving for years to come?
For me, the answer is obvious.
ALLINU.
Animal memes paired with specific coins and named similarly to them? Sure, they’re fun. They can catch a trend, ride a wave of hype, and attract massive attention.
But trends come and go.
What happens when the hype fades?
When the market moves on to the next big thing?
When the narrative that once made a coin popular is no longer relevant?
I don’t want to own a meme that depends on trends to survive.
I want to own a meme that becomes deeply embedded in culture, one that continues to live and breathe long after the trends have faded.
that’s exactly where ALLINU stands in a league of its own.
kwhå†êvêr¢ððl retweeted
“I don’t want to own a meme that depends on trends to survive.
I want to own a meme that becomes deeply embedded in culture, one that continues to live and breathe long after the trends have faded.”
All in on ALLINU ✊
If we’re talking about longevity, which meme coin on the Stonk launchpad has the best chance of surviving for years to come?
For me, the answer is obvious.
ALLINU.
Animal memes paired with specific coins and named similarly to them? Sure, they’re fun. They can catch a trend, ride a wave of hype, and attract massive attention.
But trends come and go.
What happens when the hype fades?
When the market moves on to the next big thing?
When the narrative that once made a coin popular is no longer relevant?
I don’t want to own a meme that depends on trends to survive.
I want to own a meme that becomes deeply embedded in culture, one that continues to live and breathe long after the trends have faded.
that’s exactly where ALLINU stands in a league of its own.