Trader.Al retweeted
Toly predicted a frontier class meme will emerge within the next 12 months and change everything.
A frontier meme meaning something completely new. not another inu, cat, dog, or recycled meme. Something that enters entirely unexplored territory.
Well, i believe i've discovered it.
Introducing frongus.
an entirely new creature. nobody knows what species he is, where he came from, or what the fuck he's supposed to be.
He is not an animal. he is not an existing meme. he is simply Frongus.
The world's first frontier class meme
Trader.Al retweeted
hamster is the final boss.
we sent cats, dogs and frogs to billions.
hamster sending is overdue.
and unlike the usual memecoins, $HAMSTER is only available on social trading apps like @fomo and @Pumpfun.
first of its kind, a whole new meta.
the rodent revolution is loading.
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Trader.Al retweeted
Would look into $HAMSTER.
A new SocialFi trading meta fused with the biggest cult meme of recent years.
Can only be traded through FOMO or Pump. The thesis is that a recognizable meme, combined with social trading and a unique distribution model, could create a highly engaged, sticky holder base.
Good article laying out the full bull case.
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Trader.Al retweeted
Why @Hoookedpad actually needs something like $HAMSTER
Right now a lot of people treat $HAMSTER like it just follows $HOOKED.
If Hooked goes up, they buy Hamster.
If Hooked dips, they sell Hamster.
That doesn’t really make sense.
$HAMSTER was launched on @Hoookedpad , so every trade on it generates fees. Most of those fees are used to buy $HOOKED and burn it. The more volume Hamster does (and the longer people keep trading it), the more it directly helps support $HOOKED through those buybacks.
So treating $Hamster like it has to follow $HOOKED doesn’t make sense. Hamster volume is one of the things that feeds Hooked, not the other way around.
Hamster also has its own reason to exist. It’s the little white hamster with the pink nose that people already use as reaction stickers all over TikTok and X. Heart eyes, blank stare, shocked face — it’s in comments every day. That’s real Gen Z culture, not just another random coin that only moves when the platform token moves.
Most coins on launchpads die fast. They get a quick pump, volume disappears, and the fees stop. A coin with actual culture behind it, that can only be traded on social apps like FOMO and Pump, has a better chance of keeping volume alive longer. That lasting volume is what keeps the buybacks going for $HOOKED.
Selling Hamster just because Hooked is red is cutting the volume that’s supposed to help the platform token. The stronger and longer Hamster runs, the more it benefits $HOOKED through the fees.
HookedPad needs coins that can stand on their own and keep people trading, not just coins that mirror the platform token. $HAMSTER is the clearest example of that so far.
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Trader.Al retweeted
Personally, I think the Hooked token is irrelevant and the farther we diverge from their token the better overall it is for $HAMSTER to stand alone.
Hooked was the launchpad where Hamster was made, but it isn't like pumpfun where they are tied to that launchpad because of pumpswap, creator fees, and etc.
Hamster is its own token with rules placed in and at its core would be exactly the same if it was deployed on any other launchpad that integrated hooks.
We saw Cashcat run to 100s of millions while its launchpad literally rugged and vanished, and the reason is because launchpads are just TOOLS. They don't MAKE or REPRESENT the token for what it is.
There is no PvP, there are no launchpad ties, there is just the most viral meme of today that is used in every social media comment section there is.
Either we are wrong, or just really early, but I like to think we are usually just too early, especially when the fatigue in this market is at an all time high.
Time to return to the slow cooks because they are the best cooks.
See you in Hamhalla anon 🫡
Trader.Al retweeted
Hi Mitchi, you might want to take a look at $HAMSTER 👀
Here’s why I’m bullish on it.
Social trading platforms like @fomo and @Pumpfun have been changing the trading game, with new users flocking to both platforms over the past few months.
Now, here comes $HAMSTER. It’s only tradable on Fomo and Pumpfun, which is an interesting angle in a market where bundled launches have become a major red flag for many memecoin traders.
But what really stands out to me is the community. These guys are absolute bag workers. Just look at the conviction, especially from the top holder, who was down around 80% the other day and still showed up.
In a market full of short-term hype, that kind of conviction is worth paying attention to.
$HAMSTER deserves a closer look. 🐹
