Lewis V retweeted
First post, first test.
$2 to $50,000 – My REPUTATION is at stake.
Every #jellyjelly, every call – live broadcast.
Participate:
• Like & Retweet
• Comment "LFG"
(rare move, pass and lose forever)
Lewis V retweeted
Current State in d #TRENCHES 🥰 been hodl some tokens lately, center of it all
Accumulating @arcdotfun
#ARC at this level 61V8vBaqAGMpgDQi4JcAwo1dmBGHsyhzodcPqnEVpump on dis addy wit profit frm other tokens
LIKE, SHARE, RETWEET & DROP ADDY FOR SOME #ARC
xitter.cf/SolanaGetter/status/18…
Lewis V retweeted
Onchain cheat sheet
Seeing a lot of this across the market right now 👇
Here’s an idea for a onchain trading bot:
- Buys 40-60% pullbacks on coins in the 50-100m range / 5-10m range
- Analyzes twitter cashtags (amount + size of following that’s shilling)
- Analyzes telegram activity (new adds + messages / minute ~ filter out repeating spammers)
- Analyzes volume (If buys outweigh sells) on multiple TFs
- Analyzes distribution (Holder growth+ size of whales exiting- do new holders buys offset whales sells?)
- Team wallet activity (Team selling or doing buybacks)
- Twitter alpha following (parabolic Twitter growth / notable mutuals following)
- Dormant wallet activity (are fresh/dormant wallets buying)
- Analyzes basic TA on charts (S/R levels/ prev ATHs)
- Soft buy triggers around the .618 FIB into the GP
- Round number floor holding: Holding X mcap while holder growth is parabolic and volume is consistent
It would size relative to X criteria from above
By these mcaps- proof of concept has been established. Less risk using this strat on sub 500k shitters
There’s a recipe that makes Onchain coins successful. You could backtest this, tweak it and likely catch a ton of liquid 5-10xs. You don’t always need to be early, you can be late with size.
Lewis V retweeted
Excluding houses with severe fire damage, I don't think I've seen a worse interior rightmove.co.uk/properties/1…
Lewis V retweeted
Got 2 elf bars, palm angels tee, dsquared cap , pair of mcqueens, an XL bully and a new build, she did alright this year ❤️
Lewis V retweeted
Incident at #Tesco Raises Concerns: Customer Falsely Accused of Theft and Assaulted by Employee"
In a shocking turn of events at Tesco, a woman found herself falsely accused of theft while using the self-checkout system. After providing evidence of her innocence, the situation took a disturbing turn when an employee allegedly assaulted her without cause.
This incident highlights the importance of customer safety and the right to record such interactions. While customers are routinely monitored in stores, this case raises questions about the conduct of retail staff and the need for accountability. Assaulting a member of the public is unacceptable, and customers are within their rights to record interactions to protect themselves and provide evidence if falsely accused.
Tesco is urged to thoroughly investigate the incident, ensuring appropriate action is taken to address any employee misconduct. As the story unfolds, it prompts a broader conversation about the balance between store security measures and respecting the rights of customers.
