First time in a while I actually am losing interest in crypto as a whole man I’ve got my fire back for the creative job I had before (back again) and you know what I’ve found a peace I’ve not had in a long time.
Not sure what to do follow my passion or keep getting raped in the trenches…
Interesting times.
Probably time to enjoy this as a little side hustle not full time, not that it was anyways but it was basically full time the way the trenches are can’t leave the place for an hour.
Never really understood the obsession with exchange listings.
Your token gets added as an asset. Now what? It may be listed next week, next month. Everyone buys to front-run the announcement, but who’s left to buy once it happens?
By then, onchain traders have already positioned themselves and are waiting to sell into it, creating sell pressure before the catalyst arrives.
Look at CashCat. By the time its listing was announced, the move had already happened. The announcement became the liquidity event, not the start of another leg higher.
We’ve seen it countless times: a major exchange listing marks the top because everyone who wanted exposure already bought in anticipation.
I’m not mad about it. Activity and exchange attention are obviously good, but people forget why a meme should run: the lore, culture, attention, and genuine desire to own it—not waiting for the same listing announcement to dump on each other.
A listing should follow a meme’s success, not be the reason people buy it.
I get that, but that’s exactly how the problem survives. There will always be a few good coins launching there that give people an excuse to keep coming back.
Think of Pump Fun like a zombie. You can’t just shoot it in the legs and leave it crawling around. You have to put a bullet in its head and make sure the fucking thing never gets back up.
Otherwise we’re just going to end up right back where we started.
