I’ve been a crypto enthusiast since 2017. In DeFi since 2020. Surfer. Free spirit. Chads fellah.
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Andy, your bullish mindset is transforming the landscape. Even though you operate on a situational basis, everything you do comes across as professional. Keep it up and stay on the same path.
Today, I heard a word I hadn’t heard in a long time: “shitcoin.” The person using it seemed to define a coin primarily through the lens of top-down regulatory frameworks.
Many people fail to understand that blockchain, as a tool for distributing resources, has the potential to address a world where a disproportionate share of global wealth is concentrated in the hands of just 1% of the population. This is fundamentally unfair and creates a system in which the majority of humanity must work tirelessly for money that is created out of thin air and issued as debt that can never truly be repaid in full. The system itself is absurd.
Simply put, as blockchain adoption grows, ordinary people will gain access to significantly more resources. That is what mass adoption really means: it is called mass adoption because the masses themselves will participate. Eventually, almost everyone will be part of this transformation.
This is precisely why studying the socioeconomic phenomena of our era is so valuable. We need to understand how people behave under different conditions and in different situations.
In the past, when crypto assets were primarily liquid on centralized exchanges (CEXs), market makers played a central role in price discovery and market movements.
With the rise of DeFi, however, we are witnessing the emergence of a new concept: SocialFi and social market making, where people themselves, through their behavior, engagement, and collective sentiment, become the driving force behind price movements on the chart.
Okay, have a nice day everyone. Be happy.
Good morning, everyone. solana:AhBidGAgv6QbKSWfrSCegGrzFLcBx4E5FNYTKHNQQj6C
Since I started sharing a few charts yesterday, I want to share some of my observations. I’ve spent five years deeply studying Solana charts and market behavior, so I’ve seen quite a lot.
Trading volume across the trenches is genuinely low. Yes, Pumpfun is an impressive technical ecosystem, but its social layer is largely made up of gamblers, degenerate traders, and people hunting for quick pumps.
Pumpfun has conditioned people to approach the market with an all-or-nothing mindset: one trade, one big win, take your profits and move on. The “traders” on Pumpfun are not necessarily people using technical analysis or trading to support a project’s long-term development. Most are simply chasing one goal: making money as quickly as possible.
And this is where the crypto community faces a massive sociocultural gap.
Looking at the attempts to address this problem, including the efforts of the $LAUNCH team, it’s clear that people are trying to find solutions. But there simply isn’t enough volume. As a result, the market often ends up trying to manipulate the limited liquidity and trading activity already available.
The underlying problem goes beyond a lack of liquidity. It’s a shortage of retail participants engaging in sustainable, rational market activity.
Let’s see how this plays out.
Not financial advice.
Good morning, everyone. solana:AhBidGAgv6QbKSWfrSCegGrzFLcBx4E5FNYTKHNQQj6C
Since I started sharing a few charts yesterday, I want to share some of my observations. I’ve spent five years deeply studying Solana charts and market behavior, so I’ve seen quite a lot.
Trading volume across the trenches is genuinely low. Yes, Pumpfun is an impressive technical ecosystem, but its social layer is largely made up of gamblers, degenerate traders, and people hunting for quick pumps.
Pumpfun has conditioned people to approach the market with an all-or-nothing mindset: one trade, one big win, take your profits and move on. The “traders” on Pumpfun are not necessarily people using technical analysis or trading to support a project’s long-term development. Most are simply chasing one goal: making money as quickly as possible.
And this is where the crypto community faces a massive sociocultural gap.
Looking at the attempts to address this problem, including the efforts of the $LAUNCH team, it’s clear that people are trying to find solutions. But there simply isn’t enough volume. As a result, the market often ends up trying to manipulate the limited liquidity and trading activity already available.
The underlying problem goes beyond a lack of liquidity. It’s a shortage of retail participants engaging in sustainable, rational market activity.
Let’s see how this plays out.
Not financial advice.
solana:AhBidGAgv6QbKSWfrSCegGrzFLcBx4E5FNYTKHNQQj6C positions itself as the PvP version of Pumpfun. I believe this is not only a potential entry opportunity and a fractal pattern of an early shakeout, but also a reason to recognize a deeper issue: the trenches need less new technology and fewer launchpads, and more sociocultural transformation, education, mentorship, and a shift in priorities from gambling toward long-term social building.
