Kimchi’s $PUMP holdings have increased by $300,000 overnight following a ~5% pump in the token’s price. The move comes after he anonymously bridged ~$6M from his $40M wallet via @HusherExchange. Meanwhile, the $KIMCHI token has already surpassed $60M in trading volume.

Everyone keeps telling crypto traders to avoid doxxing themselves in high-risk countries. That's great advice, but what if you're already doxxed? Here's how to make yourself a MUCH harder target if even ONE person knows about your identity as a crypto trader: 1. DO NOT USE SOCIAL TRADING PLATFORMS: - Social trading apps like FOMO have gamified the most dangerous behavior in crypto. They exploit the human desire for status and the need to prove our ranks. It is an agenda sold to us by paid lifestyle vloggers who posses little to no trading abilities of their own. 2. ALWAYS USE AN ANONYMOUS EXCHANGE TO WASH YOUR FUNDS: - Privacy tools like @husherexchange exist for reasons beyond simply "bundling." They're your plausible deniability against an armed robber who thinks you you're hiding a lot of money. Move funds to a wallet nobody knows about, and if you ever get confronted, you "lost that money gambling". 3. USE A PASSPHRASE IF YOU HAVE A LEDGER / HARD WALLET. - A ''passphrase'' is a 25th word added to your seed-phrase which allows you to create an entirely separate hidden wallet. Keep a smaller, believable amount in the normal wallet, and hide the rest with the passphrase. 4. DO NOT DOXX AT CRYPTO CONFERENCES. - The vast majority of crypto conference attendees are social climbers and opportunists. If you've already made serious money, ask yourself what you're actually gaining by telling strangers your real name or how much you've made. Remember, never let your ego cost you everything you've spent years building.

Never thought i’d see the day where a fully private swap from SOL > USDC would cost LESS than a regular swap on Phantom. gg @HusherExchange.