noceilings retweeted
List of scammers you should unfollow:
@jackduval
@Dior100x
@CookerFlips
@blknoiz06
@The__Solstice
@Cupseyy
@Chairman_DN
@theunipcs
@frankdegods
@Cented7
@daumenxyz
There’s more but I’ll start with these names.
If you follow any of them, do yourself (and crypto) a favor and stop.
Again, I’m not here to be friends with these assholes. I’m here to help my community not be misled by scammers.
noceilings retweeted
Pump fun: Traders Paid $2.3B in Fees, and 0.4% of Wallets Made Over $10,000
Did anyone make money on Pump fun? Traders paid $2.34B in fees, the site kept $1.37B, and few wallets won big. The data, the winners and the lawsuit.
via @CryptoMediaZone cryptomediazone.com/meme-coi…
noceilings retweeted
🌱 New Pair: KOL insidecalls just bought $2K of $MIKA at $809.95K MC 🧠
noceilings retweeted
Imagine a casino where nearly 100% of customers lose money.
Now imagine that instead of acknowledging the odds are stacked against its customers, the casino markets itself as a revolutionary platform for creating wealth.
Would you celebrate that business? Would you praise its success? Would you encourage more people to participate?
Or would you start asking why an ecosystem continues to funnel billions of dollars into a machine that leaves almost everyone poorer?
That’s my fundamental issue with @Pumpfun .
A platform’s success should not be measured solely by how much revenue it extracts from its users. At some point, we need to ask how much value it actually creates for them.
When the house keeps winning and virtually everyone else keeps losing, that’s not financial innovation.
🫡 From the depths —
The White Whale 🐋
noceilings retweeted
The amount of money being systematically extracted in small increments, a few hundred or sometimes a few thousand dollars per token, across hundreds of deployments a day, is absolutely mind blowing.
I guess, as Sebastian says, game is game. After all, nobody is forcing people to buy their garbage deployments.
But when you look at the bigger picture, the whole thing starts to look like one massive extraction scheme, starting with the same thing that caught people’s attention in this tweet - yup the PNL card.
The people buying these trash deployments are often doing so because they constantly see the insane PNL screenshots posted by our favorite “trenchers” on the timeline, like the one attached here for clickbait🤣
$100k+ months, nothing but green days, seemingly endless profits.
These same people posting those PNL’s constantly promote trading fresh pairs, making newcomers believe they can achieve similar results by buying random garbage tokens with no fundamentals, no proper dev, and absolutely nothing behind them.
They aspire to become just like those cancerous CT timeline trenchers, without realizing what might actually be happening behind the scenes.
And here’s the plot twist:
Some of the very same trenchers posting those insane PNLs are also the ones deploying the tokens and extracting money from the exact people they’re teaching to buy this slop.
They’re essentially making money off the people who look up to them, while those same people believe they’re learning how to become profitable traders.
It’s actually insanely funny when you think about it.
The people selling you the dream of becoming a successful trencher might be the very same people making sure you never become one.
We need all that stupid money to flow into good token, where real team work happens and stop feeding those devs.
noceilings retweeted
1/ Meet @anglio
Ex-construction worker. Now serial extractor on pumpfun:
• 5 side wallets
• 500+ callouts
• $130k extracted
The extraction onchain those last few months is crazy. You literally giving your money once u top up a wallet. Think about that
noceilings retweeted
These guys on this app don’t care about you, they want to eat you alive like they have been starving for days. They want to take from you, they don’t see you as a human being with ambitions and goals. They lie and deceive you it’s time you guys learn what’s really going on.
Sheeesh , surprise of the day, wasn’t expecting anything ngl
join.pump.fun/HSag/c50x54s7
Isn’t it ironic that one of the most popular apps, and the one some people keep presenting as a flagship product for the chain, is also one of the entities that has been nuking that same chain for years?
Some cashing out is obviously normal. Companies have real-world bills, employees, infrastructure and taxes, and not everyone accepts crypto.
But what we are seeing here goes far beyond normal operating expenses. This is serious enrichment and sustained value extraction.
Are the profits legitimate?
Sure.
But they come from a business model and a way of operating that I personally find highly questionable, even if it has unfortunately become one of the most popular and most demanded ways for users to participate in this space.
And I think most people simply do not care.
That is true for a lot of things in crypto.
As long as their own little kingdom, meaning their own wallet, appears to be doing well, everything else becomes secondary.
Ethics, sustainability, who is extracting value from whom, none of it seems to matter very much.
The irony is that even this selfish logic does not really hold up. Most users are not getting richer from these gambling mechanics. They are losing money to them.
So people defend systems that extract value from the chain because they believe those systems are good for their own wallet, while statistically many of them are the ones funding the extraction.
Make it make sense.
Pump fun(@Pumpfun) sold another 77,705 $SOL ($7.88M) 6 hours ago.
In total, pump.fun has sold 5,188,629 $SOL ($842M) at an average price of $162.3.
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