An account as big as yours should be setting the example when it comes to identifying and supporting coins with genuinely strong communities. Pump.fun is a social trading platform. Every single person following you can see exactly what you hold, whether you actively promote those coins or not. Let me give you an example. I know you hold Bitcoin Pizza, a $10K shitcoin. I bought it a month or two ago, and I’m still holding it despite it going absolutely nowhere. You know why? Because I know you’re holding it. So don’t underestimate your influence. People will eventually get tired of rugs, endless rotations, and being treated as exit liquidity. They’ll gradually gravitate toward communities built around shared values, humor, aesthetics, and genuine cultural identity. And that’s precisely where accounts like yours could make a difference. Why not start accumulating a simple 1% position in coins like $KNIGHT, $WIZARD, or $TWIN? These communities consistently produce original content and entertain thousands of people on X every single day. You don’t need to aggressively shill them. Just lead by example. Clean some of the disposable garbage out of your wallet and allocate meaningful positions to communities you genuinely believe deserve recognition. With your influence comes a certain responsibility, whether you acknowledge it or not. Your thesis sounds almost like surrendering to everything this ecosystem was supposed to become. Crypto should reward the strongest communities, the most original memes, the best content, and the people who actually stick around and build something. And regarding Nightcore being an older coin, I see that as an advantage, not a weakness. Months of price history, holders who have survived multiple market cycles, and established daily and weekly candles provide something new launches simply cannot offer: a track record of conviction and market behavior. That history is valuable information, not a liability. Stop treating longevity as a disadvantage in an ecosystem where 99% of coins barely survive a week. If we want better markets, influential accounts need to start rewarding better communities.