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i wasn't really trading memecoins when pepe spawned but holy fuck that must have been an insane ride for the people who bid that early
The reason for this phenomenon is because the traders are far superior now to the past.
Yes these far superior traders came into the space and "solved" what all other traders before them could not.
The markets are simply much more efficient now that we have some of the most skilled traders in history right here in the memecoins farming 15k toppers 18 hours a day.
If you don't get it, thats what we call a skill issue.
wild how many products in crypto tease an airdrop to get people using it, push referrals so you bring your friends in, let you spend real money on it
then use all that volume to flex metrics & pivot months later leaving users in the dirt
spent the last few weeks away from x and ct
still watched the market, it's just been pretty boring. timeline's mostly drama, people complaining, hacks, and kols doing dumb stuff to extract money
honestly the break was a blessing. lots of time with family, planning my wedding, shooting more irl content on the camera & helping local businesses with their socials
the hard part about stepping away is getting the engine started again, my engagement and reach have probably been nuked but it's time to post more & lock in on here again
uk timezone trading be like
sleep
wake up
check phone
20 new narratives spawned overnight
your bags are down 70%
gud morning
icobeast 100% sold his account
comparing his early tweets to his tweets now
completely different in almost every way, the language, the nomenclature, the phrasing, practically everything
people don't change that radically that quickly, regardless of personal situation
i thought more about it. beni, sorry for being a dick. i shouldn't have attacked you personally. it was cocky and unnecessary, and i should have stuck to the facts.
i do want to clarify one thing: our incentives pay for liquidity, not wash trading. the claim that we’re incentivizing wash trading is incorrect, but i should have explained why instead of making it personal.
this has made clear we need to do a better job explaining how our incentives work and the safeguards we have in place. we’ve laid out the full context here: news.kalshi.com/p/the-facts-…
drinking my morning coffee catching up on @beniduboss absolutely destroying kalshi crypto with a handful of tweets
feels good to see some people get humbled
i love this app
it baffles me how people who scam have some strange urge to record it and snitch on themselves
1/ Meet Tiffany Milanovich, a US based threat actor tied to at least $5M in thefts from hardware wallet and centralized exchange support impersonation scams.
She's recorded herself taunting victims on calls after draining their funds.
Tiffany openly flaunts luxury purchases, stolen funds, and casino gambling on social media.
