BitBro

If someone asks what I did with the last 3 years, it sucks to realize I’ve basically just been a walking ATM for people I called friends. I should’ve poured all my time and money solely into myself

半額になってたから海鮮丼にしようとウキウキで買って開けたらコレで食べる気無くなっちゃった

boner-coin:native is almost the same price as, checks notes, COMMANDER FUCKING VRAX 😂 Right as $HIMS is on the forefront of becoming everyone’s AI doctor we will look back at this as the most genny buying opp the market had ever presented to you. Boner is exactly what a meme was supposed to be

The FBI did not name me to stop, and even if they did, I would be forced to comply and it would *still* have no bearing on the function of the protocol. The fact that the FBI did in fact call out the protocol —— and nobody could do anything —— means in fact the protocol is decentralised. Nobody in their right mind in a western country would flagrantly ignore a direction like that.

Alright, I’m done. Actually done this time. I’ve been in this shit since before most of the timeline even knew what a liquidity pool was. Watched cycles come and go. Made real money, lost real money, sat through the boring parts where everyone pretends they’re long-term believers. But whatever version of crypto still existed as something even slightly interesting is gone. What’s left is a hollowed-out extraction game running on fumes, and I’m not sticking around to watch the last bagholders pretend the music is still playing. Pump.fun was the final form of it. Ansem, Rasmr, Banks, and the rest of that rotating cast of “I’m just early” clown accounts turned it into performance art where the product was always the exit. They’d float a coin, get the timeline to pile in, then vanish the second the chart stopped going straight up. And the worst part was how efficient it got. No more pretending there was a “community” or a “vision.” Just pure, open-air bag-passing. You could watch the same three or four accounts cycle through the same playbook every few days and the timeline would still treat it like a fresh opportunity. Liquidity is so thin now that even the successful rugs barely clear enough to matter for anyone outside the inner circle. The rest of us are just exit liquidity that learned how to type “ser” in the replies. And it isn’t just the obvious clowns. The whole market feels like it finally ran out of people willing to be the greater fool. Volume is dead outside of whatever the current coordinated pump is. Charts that used to move on actual participation now need a coordinated effort from the same accounts just to fake a green candle. You can feel it in the order books. You can feel it when you try to size into anything that isn’t the current narrative and the bid evaporates the second you do. Everyone left is either already positioned from the last cycle or they’re just rotating the same capital between the same five coins while posting about “conviction.” Even the stuff people used to point at as “the serious side” has curdled. XRP is still out here acting like the regulatory win was some kind of vindication instead of the end of the story. The coin exists to make a handful of early holders and the company behind it rich while everyone else is told to wait for the next catalyst that never quite materializes in a way that benefits holders. It’s the same extractive structure as the memecoins, just slower and with better lawyers. At least the pump cartel is honest about what they’re doing. The XRP crowd still wants a participation trophy for holding a pre-mined asset whose main utility is generating press releases. I used to like the weird parts. The experiments, the actual builders who weren’t just optimizing for the next launch, the fact that you could still find pockets of the market that moved for reasons other than “this account has a big following.” That’s gone. Now it’s just the same accounts, the same wallets, the same playbooks, and a timeline that gets dumber every cycle because the people who got burned stop talking and the people still talking are either paid or terminally online. Liquidity dried up because the people providing it finally noticed the game was rigged against them in a way that wasn’t even interesting anymore. I’m out. Not “taking a break.” Not “waiting for the next cycle.” Done. The fun left a long time ago and I was just too stubborn to admit the only thing left was watching the same people run the same scams on a shrinking pool of capital.