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Playing memes means accepting high risk, but it is also a real shot at changing your position.
Memes are not something that lasts forever, and people need to drop the idea that they just keep going up. Each period has a different character, so you have to change how you approach them.
In earlier cycles you could hold a meme for months, even a year. The further we go, the harder that gets. Holds shrink to weeks, then days. Back then supply was thin, there were very few coins, and most people were still skeptical. It is completely different now. Launchpads are everywhere, spinning up a meme is too easy, and thousands of coins drop every day. Devs farm users into the ground. Trends run daily, pumps and dumps hit hard, and you can wake up to a bag that is already gone.
A lot of people still do not see the character of this moment. I have said it before: a 5x to 10x on a meme is already very good now. If you are in profit, take it. Ride this wave, then move to the next one. When the wave is over, leave it. Stop asking what to do with a coin that is already finished. DCAing a dead meme on the way down is a classic mistake. Plenty of people say nothing while it is running, then show up after the dump talking like they knew all along.
Adapt every day and keep finding new tips if you want to stay in this market. Do not get stubborn. If someone has something useful, learn from it and filter what is actually worth keeping.
Even though the market is bad, $GIGATENEV that I shared still pumped to 2.4M, more than 2x. Too simple.
Just the early stage of the wave. When the real wave comes, many people will see that the things I share go up hundreds of times.
I feel like Robinhood is about to take off. Everything is lining up really well. When the new RH season started, I talked about it a lot and shared many opportunities here.
For example: $VEX 80x, $JUGGERNAUT 25x, $Hoodrat, $WIRE
And many other strong runners. I’ve been catching the start of these waves pretty early, anyone who’s been following me for a while has probably noticed.
This time, I’m very bullish on $Up at the start of the wave. It’s recognized by Robinhood and is a native DEX on the chain. Volume is decent, and DEXes are clearly the trend going forward.
I kept highlighting the 4–5M market cap zone at 0.15–0.2. Opportunities like this don’t come around all the time.
Since Robinhood launched, I’ve been following it pretty closely. The coins I shared from August–September all pumped hard, you guys still remember, right? If you stuck with them, the profits were quite solid.
- $VEX → 250k to 20m - exactly 80x
- $JUGGERNAUT → 25x
- $Hoodrat → 8x
- $WIRE → 7x
- $DIH → 3x
- $GRACE → 2x
- $StonkBroker x2
But by the end of September, inflows into Robinhood dropped sharply and there was no real wave. I also got cut in half or by a third on some coins. That’s just normal in finance, you win some, you lose some. What matters is capital management and proper position sizing so you can survive in this market.
Most recently, $UP almost did 2x and $ROBINCAT did 2x.
And this is still just the beginning. I’ve said it before: focus on Robinhood from now until 2027. A lot of people will shift their positions and there will be many different views on it.
Right now, very few people really understand the meta around $SPACEHOOD.
It’s a stock-style meme, and Robin has been talking about this type a lot lately. When a strong wave comes back, I think the current price is still way too small for it. In the past it reached 20m. Soon enough, a lot of people will be asking if they can still buy.
In the future, DEXes will still be the main trend, narratives and trends will keep coming from DEXes.
As you guys already know, the Robinhood ecosystem is quite strong, with impressive growth for such a young chain. Volume and TVL remain solid even after cooling down from the meme peak.
DEX volume is also pretty good, including $UP, and Robin has already acknowledged it. For me, while it’s still early and fresh, it’s an opportunity. Once it’s already pumped hard, FOMO doesn’t really make much sense anymore.
Back then, when I talked about $AERO at a 2-3M market cap, a lot of people bashed me hard. They called it a trash coin, said it was dead, and confidently claimed it would die. I just found it funny. Did you guys actually understand it at all? Look at $AERO now. Many people who heard my analysis back then completely flipped their stance.
$UP is at $0.15, the native DEX on Robinhood, currently sitting at a 3-4M market cap. Robinhood has previously mentioned and supported it. Do you think it’s undervalued right now?
When the market is bad, it’s always an opportunity to buy good tokens at solid prices. But most people are scared and spread FUD everywhere. Then when it pumps hard, they rush in and FOMO like crazy. Once they buy the top, they start blaming others. That’s exactly why making money in finance isn’t for everyone, right?
Robinhood has been quiet for over a month. I think it’s about to come back. Nov 2026 – Apr 2027 looks like a good window for RH, time to focus here.
Today the top ones seem to be starting to recover. $CASHCAT and $PONS are slowly moving up.
What we need now is a catalyst on RH. A new wave is coming, and it should be stronger than the last one. Meme stocks and OG AI will be the main narrative here.
Elysium: Wait for a slight adjustment, then enter and buy the good metas and top OGs before its mainnet on November 9.
The odds of winning will be higher than the current position.
New ecosystems in the testnet phase always carry significant risks, but they can also deliver solid real profits.
If you’re looking to play Elysium, pay close attention to the bridge-back process. Elysium is an Arbitrum Orbit (Nitro) L2 that settles on HyperEVM and uses an optimistic rollup model. This means bridging assets back typically takes 6–7 days. Newcomers often don’t understand this and panic, thinking their funds are lost. Keep this in mind.
If you want exposure on this side right now, it’s better to wait for a dip before mainnet — the opportunity should be stronger than it is currently.
In the past, memes were still relatively unknown. Users put a lot of faith in them and holders stayed strong. Now, there are too many Launchpads making it ridiculously easy to create memes. The game has become heavily diluted. Big and small KOLs keep launching their own memes and farming users relentlessly. As a result, memes today are basically just a harder-to-play gamble. That’s why it’s better to cut back on degen plays and focus more on large-cap OGs that already have real communities.
I still remember when I shared $KEKIUS at an $800k market cap and it did 300–400x. Back then, the trend was actually centered around Elon, but most people weren’t paying attention to him. They were mostly focused on altcoin season, so attention toward memes stayed relatively concentrated and the narrative didn’t get diluted.
When Elon changed his name, the wave concentrated and pushed it up to a $300–400M market cap, and that was basically when the meme game really kicked off.
After that, tech people started rotating into memes, new entrants also jumped in, and the broader market began playing memes as well. Once everyone started watching Elon’s every move too, things gradually became diluted and distributed. It stopped being as attractive… kind of like a cake being shared among too many people, everyone only gets a small piece and it no longer tastes as good.
That’s why I’ve adjusted my perspective. The way we play memes now can’t be the same as before.
New ecosystems in the testnet phase always carry significant risks, but they can also deliver solid real profits.
If you’re looking to play Elysium, pay close attention to the bridge-back process. Elysium is an Arbitrum Orbit (Nitro) L2 that settles on HyperEVM and uses an optimistic rollup model. This means bridging assets back typically takes 6–7 days. Newcomers often don’t understand this and panic, thinking their funds are lost. Keep this in mind.
If you want exposure on this side right now, it’s better to wait for a dip before mainnet — the opportunity should be stronger than it is currently.
It seems like people are starting to shift towards the Elysium chain.
But please note: currently, the bridge from HyperEVM to Elysium is instant (you receive the funds right away).
However, when bridging back from Elysium to HyperEVM, you have to wait 6–7 days before receiving your funds.
Back then, when I talked about $AERO at a 2-3M market cap, a lot of people bashed me hard. They called it a trash coin, said it was dead, and confidently claimed it would die. I just found it funny. Did you guys actually understand it at all? Look at $AERO now. Many people who heard my analysis back then completely flipped their stance.
$UP is at $0.15, the native DEX on Robinhood, currently sitting at a 3-4M market cap. Robinhood has previously mentioned and supported it. Do you think it’s undervalued right now?
When the market is bad, it’s always an opportunity to buy good tokens at solid prices. But most people are scared and spread FUD everywhere. Then when it pumps hard, they rush in and FOMO like crazy. Once they buy the top, they start blaming others. That’s exactly why making money in finance isn’t for everyone, right?
Opportunities usually show up during the downturn. In an uptrend, everyone makes money, more or less. But when times get tough, not everyone can hold onto their money. Then when the opportunity finally appears, they no longer have any capital left to buy. That’s life.
Remember September 2021 – 2022, bros? That was when we were already stepping into the downtrend, but most people didn’t realize it yet. They just kept DCAing nonstop. The market would bounce a little, then dump again. Accounts were bleeding 5–10% every single day, but people still didn’t dare cut losses, because cutting felt painful, and they were scared it would recover. But every time it bounced a bit, it just dumped harder.
This cycle has already changed quite a lot compared to before. I myself don’t know how things will play out next. The market always moves in ways we don’t expect.
But if it keeps dumping, I think holding $BTC and native DEXes is fine all the way until the next season. Crypto is gradually returning to its real value. Garbage projects will get eliminated, native DEXes will take the throne, and only products with actual utility will survive.
And I see $UP as okay too, because it’s the native DEX of Robinhood, and Robinhood only launched a bit over 100 days ago. The opportunities here are still massive, and the Robinhood ecosystem is heavily backed by big players. By 2027, if you really focus on it, I think people can actually change their position.
Overall, everyone has their own way of looking at things and playing the market. As long as you make money, that’s what matters.
Opportunities usually show up during the downturn. In an uptrend, everyone makes money, more or less. But when times get tough, not everyone can hold onto their money. Then when the opportunity finally appears, they no longer have any capital left to buy. That’s life.
Remember September 2021 – 2022, bros? That was when we were already stepping into the downtrend, but most people didn’t realize it yet. They just kept DCAing nonstop. The market would bounce a little, then dump again. Accounts were bleeding 5–10% every single day, but people still didn’t dare cut losses, because cutting felt painful, and they were scared it would recover. But every time it bounced a bit, it just dumped harder.
This cycle has already changed quite a lot compared to before. I myself don’t know how things will play out next. The market always moves in ways we don’t expect.
But if it keeps dumping, I think holding $BTC and native DEXes is fine all the way until the next season. Crypto is gradually returning to its real value. Garbage projects will get eliminated, native DEXes will take the throne, and only products with actual utility will survive.
And I see $UP as okay too, because it’s the native DEX of Robinhood, and Robinhood only launched a bit over 100 days ago. The opportunities here are still massive, and the Robinhood ecosystem is heavily backed by big players. By 2027, if you really focus on it, I think people can actually change their position.
Overall, everyone has their own way of looking at things and playing the market. As long as you make money, that’s what matters.
I’ve talked a lot about $UP since the $0.15–$0.3 range, similar to how I kept talking about the Base DEX $AERO when its market cap was only $2–3M. And UP is a native ve(3,3) DEX on Robinhood.
As everyone can see, every ecosystem has its own native DEX, and it generates a lot of revenue and value for that ecosystem.
UP’s mechanism is also quite solid. It’s ve(3,3) like AERO, but it handles inflation much better. Circulating supply stays almost flat despite emissions, thanks to locking absorbing supply + burns, so it avoids a lot of the inflation that usually comes with minting. There are quite a few other interesting things about it as well, take the time to dig deeper and you’ll quickly understand why it has potential.
UP’s volume has also been quite strong. Around July–September it processed nearly $1B in volume at times, and it’s supported by Robinhood. That makes it quite promising long-term. A token worth holding if it reaches the $3–5 range.
Its holder base is also pretty solid, a lot of big whales and founders have been buying and holding. Ask yourself why so many founders are buying and why it’s getting support from Robinhood.
Whether it’s potential or not, you decide for yourselves.
$0.15–$0.2 is currently a very undervalued level.
Oh, here we go again. Binance got hacked for $5.7 billion after that, and the entire market crashed. Is this just another play to legitimize the price path so the whales can buy the dip cheap and dump when FOMO returns, like the classic legend?
Do you guys still remember the Binance incident on 10/10/2025? People called it Black Friday 10/10, the biggest liquidation in history.
Around 20:50 UTC on October 10, 2025: President Trump announced 100% tariffs on Chinese goods. That triggered a massive macro risk-off shock, tanked the US stock market, and wiped out $19 billion in crypto liquidations. Absolutely brutal.
What actually happened on Binance at the time:
Binance claimed their core matching engine (Spot + Futures) and API were running normally with no full exchange downtime.
But there were two major issues: slow internal transfers and the depeg of USDe, WBETH, and BNSOL.
These assets are commonly used as collateral.
They lost their peg hard, but only on Binance. USDe crashed to ~$0.65 (while it stayed near $1 on other exchanges), and WBETH + BNSOL also dumped hard. Users who used them as margin got liquidated even more.
Binance later compensated around $283 million (later increased to over $328 million) to affected users, mainly covering liquidations from the depeg + transfer problems.
CZ (@cz_binance) called the claim that “Binance caused the crash” far-fetched.
In short: It was a record liquidation event caused by the macro shock (Trump tariffs) hitting high leverage + some technical/pricing weaknesses on Binance.
Now the game belongs to the big players. They’re manipulating the market to make money and just legitimizing the price path. We’re just the small fish providing liquidity for them. So this season, only trade quick swings and get out. Don’t expect too much, stack small wins and build them up.
$UP seems ready to take off soon, whales are continuously buying. Many people will FOMO and ask whether they can still buy it when it’s at $1–2.
I’ve talked a lot about $UP since the $0.15–$0.3 range, similar to how I kept talking about the Base DEX $AERO when its market cap was only $2–3M. And UP is a native ve(3,3) DEX on Robinhood.
As everyone can see, every ecosystem has its own native DEX, and it generates a lot of revenue and value for that ecosystem.
UP’s mechanism is also quite solid. It’s ve(3,3) like AERO, but it handles inflation much better. Circulating supply stays almost flat despite emissions, thanks to locking absorbing supply + burns, so it avoids a lot of the inflation that usually comes with minting. There are quite a few other interesting things about it as well, take the time to dig deeper and you’ll quickly understand why it has potential.
UP’s volume has also been quite strong. Around July–September it processed nearly $1B in volume at times, and it’s supported by Robinhood. That makes it quite promising long-term. A token worth holding if it reaches the $3–5 range.
Its holder base is also pretty solid, a lot of big whales and founders have been buying and holding. Ask yourself why so many founders are buying and why it’s getting support from Robinhood.
Whether it’s potential or not, you decide for yourselves.
$0.15–$0.2 is currently a very undervalued level.
I’ve talked a lot about $UP since the $0.15–$0.3 range, similar to how I kept talking about the Base DEX $AERO when its market cap was only $2–3M. And UP is a native ve(3,3) DEX on Robinhood.
As everyone can see, every ecosystem has its own native DEX, and it generates a lot of revenue and value for that ecosystem.
UP’s mechanism is also quite solid. It’s ve(3,3) like AERO, but it handles inflation much better. Circulating supply stays almost flat despite emissions, thanks to locking absorbing supply + burns, so it avoids a lot of the inflation that usually comes with minting. There are quite a few other interesting things about it as well, take the time to dig deeper and you’ll quickly understand why it has potential.
UP’s volume has also been quite strong. Around July–September it processed nearly $1B in volume at times, and it’s supported by Robinhood. That makes it quite promising long-term. A token worth holding if it reaches the $3–5 range.
Its holder base is also pretty solid, a lot of big whales and founders have been buying and holding. Ask yourself why so many founders are buying and why it’s getting support from Robinhood.
Whether it’s potential or not, you decide for yourselves.
$0.15–$0.2 is currently a very undervalued level.