im just clicking buttons best callouts so far 82x 49x 33x 28x https://xitter.cf/t.co/8dLmFH0oJ7 my wallet 2guqu8buPWGjE1iGFKf47L8M2st4bfFQAZmzMPUixxnJ
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Callouts by @Pumpfun might be one of the most psychologically manipulative marketing tactics I've ever seen in crypto.
It's designed to bring you BACK to the casino every single day, even after you've lost money.
And the genius behind it is that it convinces you that YOU were the problem.
You didn't lose because the game is broken. You lost because you sold too early, didn't hold long enough, or didn't have enough conviction.
Let me show you exactly what I mean.
Here are my actual Callout stats from the last round:
- 11 callouts
- 54.5% reached 1.5x+
- 27.3% reached 2x+
- 9.1% reached 10x+
- Biggest winner: $McRib at 19x
- Second biggest: $POP at 5x
Looking at these numbers, you'd think I absolutely PRINTED money, right?
WRONG.
Here's what those beautiful green multipliers DON'T tell you.
Every single one of these coins experienced massive drawdowns of at least 60% from my callout before eventually reaching their highs.
And if you've traded memecoins long enough, you know just how common this is.
You buy a coin at $100K MC.
It dumps to $40K.
You're now down 60%.
What do you do?
Cut your losses and move on? Or hold and potentially watch the remaining 40% disappear?
Realistically, most people aren't going to blindly ride every position to zero.
So they sell.
Then the coin eventually pumps, and your Callouts page proudly shows you a beautiful green 5x or 19x.
As if you actually had a realistic opportunity to capture that entire move.
Look at XRP in my stats.
It proudly displays a 1.9x multiplier, yet the 5 people who tailed it show a combined -$121 at 1H and -$120 at 1D.
THAT is the reality this leaderboard doesn't communicate.
The platform celebrates the highest price a token eventually touched, not the actual experience of trading through the volatility to get there.
And here's where the psychological manipulation really kicks in.
You open your Callouts after losing money and see all these green multipliers staring back at you.
Suddenly, you're not thinking about how much money you lost.
You're thinking about how much money you COULD HAVE MADE.
You convince yourself that your picks were incredible and that you just need to fix your execution.
So what do you do?
YOU DEPOSIT MORE MONEY AND COME BACK TOMORROW.
That's the real psychological trap.
Before, you lost money at the casino and walked away knowing you lost.
Now you lose money, open your Callouts, and the casino essentially tells you that you were actually a genius who should've made a fortune.
And just like that, you're back at the table.
They've managed to turn the pain of losing money into the fear of missing out on money you never actually made.
Think about how powerful that is. Well done @a1lon9
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BLOOM USERS WENT TO SLEEP WITH $947,000. THEY WOKE UP TO ZERO. NOBODY CLICKED A LINK. NOBODY SIGNED ANYTHING. THEIR WALLETS DID IT FOR THEM
I've been staring at the Bloom drain for an hour and I'm genuinely shook.
this wasn't some guy connecting to a fake mint site.
this was a trading bot thousands of us use every day.
9 users. 49 wallets. ~$947k in SOL.
gone while they were asleep.
let me walk you through it because the timeline is insane:
> 00:59:45 UTC: THE KNOCK
1 lamport leaves the biggest victim wallet.
a millionth of a dollar. a test.
someone is checking if the door opens.
> 01:02: THE ROLL CALL
ten wallets send 0.001 SOL each to the same address.
one every 2 seconds. like a machine taking attendance.
by now the script knows exactly which wallets it owns.
> 01:03:50 → 01:04:41: THE MASSACRE
47 wallets drained in 51 seconds.
1,636 SOL. 1,039. 1,021. 765. 640. 612.
bang bang bang bang.
every single tx signed by the victim's own wallet. paying its own fee.
the wallets literally paid to rob themselves.
> 01:28: HE COMES BACK FOR SECONDS
he notices one drained wallet still has ~$49k in USDC but no SOL for gas.
so this mf SENDS IT 0.02 SOL. tops up the victim. to rob the victim again.
tries tiny 0.000001 USDC tests.
it fails. that $49k never reaches him. cope.
> 04:26: HE GETS DOXXED ON-CHAIN
Onchain Lens posts his address.
> 04:30:56: 4 MINUTES 46 SECONDS LATER
all 9,408.21 SOL leaves in ONE transaction to a brand new wallet.
he was refreshing X. of course he was.
> AND THEN HE FREEZES
10+ hours. not one move. no bridge. no swap. no exchange.
$947k sitting in one wallet in front of the entire timeline.
> NOW THE FUNNIEST PART
other scammers are dusting him from lookalike addresses.
7kY8qx…p8BQ is the hacker. 7kY82x…C8BQ and 7kY84Y…mMzQ are vultures.
they're praying he copy-pastes the wrong one when he cashes out.
scammers. robbing. the robber.
Bloom says: third-party module, remote code exploit, no private keys leaked, 100% refund for all 9 users.
glad about the refund. genuinely.
but read that again: "no keys leaked" and yet 47 wallets signed their own drains in 51 seconds.
if someone can make your bot sign whatever they want, does it even matter where the key is?
I'm not touching a bot that holds my keys until someone explains which module, how long it was exposed, and who else ran it.
tracehound rebuilt every tx of this. the drainer is being watched. the second those 9,408 SOL move, we'll all see where
HE STOLE $947,000 IN 51 SECONDS.
4 MINUTES AFTER HIS WALLET WENT PUBLIC, HE MOVED EVERYTHING.
THEN HE FROZE. AND NOW OTHER SCAMMERS ARE HUNTING HIM.
this is the Bloom drain, rebuilt from 73 on-chain transactions. timestamps are UTC, and every one of them is public.
> CHAPTER 1: THE KNOCK (00:59)
first move: 1 lamport out of the biggest victim wallet. that's $0.0000001.
he isn't stealing yet. he's checking whether the door is open.
> CHAPTER 2: THE ROLL CALL (01:02)
ten more wallets each send 0.001 SOL to the same address, about one every 2 seconds.
a person doesn't do that. a script is checking which wallets it controls.
> CHAPTER 3: THE 51 SECONDS (01:03:50 → 01:04:41)
41 wallets emptied in 51 seconds.
1,636 SOL, then 1,039, then 1,021, then 765.
every drain was signed by the victim's own wallet, which paid its own fee.
no brute force. no phishing link. the wallets simply said yes.
> CHAPTER 4: HE CAME BACK FOR MORE (01:28)
24 minutes later he sends 0.02 SOL back into one drained wallet.
why give money back? that wallet still held ~$49k in USDC, and it had no SOL left to pay fees.
he tests it with 0.000001 USDC transfers.
the $49k never reaches him.
> CHAPTER 5: SPOTTED (04:26 → 04:30)
04:26:10: Onchain Lens posts his address.
04:30:56: all 9,408.21 SOL leaves in one transaction to a brand-new wallet.
4 minutes 46 seconds. he was watching X too.
> CHAPTER 6: THE FREEZE
since then that wallet hasn't moved. no bridge, no swap, no exchange.
almost $1M, parked in plain sight for 10 hours and counting.
> CHAPTER 7: THE SCAVENGERS
this is the part nobody's talking about.
lookalike wallets start showing up, copying the first and last characters of real addresses, and they send dust to the drainer so a fake shows up in his history.
then they go after the hacker's new wallet with copies of his own address, hoping he pastes the wrong one when he cashes out.
scammers trying to scam the scammer.
> BLOOM'S SIDE
Bloom: a third-party module had a remote code execution bug. no private keys leaked. 9 users, 49 wallets, 100% refund.
on-chain: every drain was signed by the victims' own wallets.
both can be true. if you can run code on the machine that signs, you never need the key. you just ask it to sign.
by 12:41 Bloom was publicly offering to negotiate.
so let's recap:
• 1 lamport to knock
• 10 test transfers
• 41 wallets in 51 seconds
• 4m46s from exposure to exit
• 10+ hours frozen
• a crowd of scammers waiting for him to make one copy-paste mistake
he doesn't have to outsmart anyone. he just has to outwait you.
we don't get bored. we're watching 6nYy…moe9.
I genuinely believe @slingoorio and @frankdegods and maybe 2-3 more "kols" are the ONLY ones not straight up scamming ppl. The facts speak for themselves. Ive witnessed both sling and frank make insane amounts of money trading and its almost never a quick flip. Study that and youll know what im saying.
AL B retweeted
Holy shit! Over $500!! You guys have no clue how much this actually means to me. It's been so bad lately for real I have no income and no one hires me because of colors.js and faker.js ( google the story )
At this rate I can actually bail out my storage unit ( in collections ) and get my PC back and winter clothes. I've been literally homeless on the streets of NYC with little food and no warm clothes. I'm dead serious. I've been posting this for months on my timeline nobody helps....
EXCEPT THE PUMP COMMUNITY THANK YOU!! Literally saving me today 🙏
AL B retweeted
Jean Phil's absence finally explained!!!
He was just in studio, making this absolute banger.
solana:GTBxUiw6wJdmmkCGZgRHLyYxqu1vG4KtRpeox6yDpump
Saxo-le.
#Jeanphil
AL B retweeted
You can shut down the IG.
But you can't erase the history.
solana:GTBxUiw6wJdmmkCGZgRHLyYxqu1vG4KtRpeox6yDpump
OG is OG
AL B retweeted
jean phil energy: a holder offered to lock 3.85% of the supply for 18 months via streamflow. (coinedition)
while other memecoins fight fud, $JEANPHIL's community is putting its money in a time capsule.
culture is the utility.
GTBxUiw6wJdmmkCGZgRHLyYxqu1vG4KtRpeox6yDpump
AL B retweeted
$JEANPHIL — 20,647 HOLDERS. $4.8M MC. $16.1M PREVIOUS ATH.
CA: GTBxUiw6wJdmmkCGZgRHLyYxqu1vG4KtRpeox6yDpump
30 days old. 66 posts. 653 likes on the top post. 15 KOLs interacting. A verified character with a distinct identity, not another interchangeable animal meme.
THE MATH:
• $734.6K daily volume = 15.3% of market cap traded daily
• $349.1K liquidity = 7.27% of MC
• 20,647 holders at $4.8M MC = roughly $233 MC per holder
• Top 10 hold 18.26% → 81.74% sits outside the top 10
• 0% insider holdings reported
• 0 formal clusters detected
• 1,615.76 SOL in reported fee telemetry
• Previous $16.1M ATH = 3.35× current MC
The social footprint is already there: verified account, French fashion-meme identity, “Oui Madame,” and posts reaching hundreds of likes. The character is instantly recognizable; the ticker and narrative reinforce each other.
$JEANPHIL has the ingredients that make a meme travel: identity, repeatable content, holder scale and a measurable history of attention.
OUI MADAME.
