There's another Snek in the chat. He picks the sticker first. Ep 3 — Typing… 👇 What $SNEK sticker does he send next? Reply 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 Reveal at the start of Ep 4.

$SNEK rallied 6.1% on Wednesday and still lost 10% for the week. The holder count is 39,567, up 29 this month. Watch the Weekly Wrap for the market and community rundown. Snek Digest Day 17.

Just checked the recent $SNEK holder stats from snekboard.com. - one handle-linked address added ~293M $SNEK ($genesisfleet with 60M $ADA undelegated, 77 handles, high-frequency ADA flows) - @bitget, @Gate, and @MinswapDEX ticked up a few percent - @snek Burn and Treasury barely moved. Appreciate it if someone enlightens me on this address.

It's bittersweet to see my buys and sells on STAR 50 since I've explored more investment strategies. Quite different market structure and capital flow in China. Go big or go home 🙃

Another aha moment. It's definitely game-changing with the voice control with @bot and I don't need other hardware devices for the magic. I've already set up the shortcut and my daughter is loving her Rainbow companion 🌈

Will rotate out the community list later with our raiders. Just a little more fun to stay $SNEK 😉

I was ready to give up on my writing model tonight. Reading the latest drafts, I kept finding the same hooks with less behind them. Even the talk about an agent swarm felt detached from anything I'd done. Then I reopened an old folder and found over a hundred notes from my own edits. The voice notes were there, along with the topics I'd stopped writing about. I remembered how much care had gone into those decisions, and felt a little embarrassed. I'd been treating each correction as something the next draft would already know. Meanwhile, the writing was starting from a stale copy and an empty prompt. Finding that was a relief: the work I thought we'd lost was sitting right there. I kept the model, pointed drafting back to those files, and connected new edits to the next draft. The failure was in my drafting path: the model hadn't been getting the voice I'd already built.

How many $SNEK raid posts in 24 hours? Take a guess before the reveal. Biggest buy: 19,139 ADA. Snek Digest Day 16.

🔖Memecoin Report #21 $PEPE and $M ran while the dogs slept — and $M is still printing after a −15% day. Over 7d CoinGecko shows $PEPE +13.4%, $M +24.7%, and $USELESS +19.5%, while $DOGE was −3.2%, $SHIB −2.2%, $WIF −10.3%, and $BTC itself −1.7% near $80.2K. 🌏Overview This was a selective meme week, not a sector beta trade. CoinGecko’s meme-token category sat near $28.6B on October 25 (query 18:42 Asia/Shanghai), down about 2.2% over 24h, after a midweek $PEPE spike that briefly pushed the frog back over $2B market cap on X before settling near $1.86B. Bitcoin traded around $80.2K and lost about 1.7% over 7d. Crypto Fear & Greed was Neutral at 54. That mix produced the opposite of June’s “BTC up, memes down” tape: $BTC was soft, but a few names still found buyers. Legacy dog brands mostly leaked, Solana blue chips split ($BONK +1.9% / $WIF −10.3%), and attention clustered on $PEPE, $M, and a handful of mid-caps. Passive exposure to the famous tickers still lagged; catalysts and relative strength did the work. 🔥Trending Narratives 1/ $PEPE decoupled from $DOGE and $SHIB 24/7 Wall St. framed the midweek move as a $PEPE-specific surge while $DOGE and $SHIB each fell roughly 2–3% between October 16–23, with no broad dog-meme rotation. CoinGecko’s evening print still has $PEPE up 13.4% over 7d with ~$332M in 24h volume, versus $DOGE at ~$12.0B (−3.2% 7d) and $SHIB at ~$2.85B (−2.2% 7d). The frog moved; the dogs did not follow. 2/ Rotation favored newer mid-caps over tired Solana hats $M (MemeCore) was the cleanest large-cap outlier at about $2.12B market cap and +24.7% over 7d, even after a −14.9% 24h fade. $USELESS added +19.5% over 7d near $175M. On the other side, $WIF fell 10.3% to ~$175M and $TRUMP dropped 4.7% to ~$463M. $BONK held a small green print (+1.9% 7d, ~$264M). This is novelty and relative strength, not “all Solana memes go.” 3/ Cardano meme activity warmed on the Snek launchpad even as $SNEK price stayed heavy $SNEK traded near $0.000645 with about $48.2M market cap, down 7.7% over 7d and 5.6% over 24h. The better story sat one layer below: the Snek launchpad highlighted $SOLADA clearing ₳2M market cap, while $SNEK itself marked a three-year ATL anniversary on October 19. Price is still soft; the launchpad tape is not. 🧐What’s New 1/ $PEPE briefly reclaimed a $2B print, then cooled — X’s Oct 23 news tracked $PEPE back above ~$2B on a 10–14% daily burst amid soft $BTC. By evening Oct 25 CoinGecko had it near $1.86B, still +13.4% on the week. The move did not lift $DOGE or $SHIB in lockstep. 2/ A major Solana meme launcher expanded to TON — On Oct 24, X news reported that platform adding The Open Network to its chain filters so users can browse and buy memecoins with USDC the same way they do on Solana. $PUMP was roughly flat on the week (−1.6% 7d, ~$1.93B mcap). 3/ Kimchi launch blew up and hit that launcher’s trust — A Kimchi-linked token raced to a mid-eight-figure peak then crashed ~98% within minutes after promo posts vanished, feeding boycott talk and a tone-deaf $2.5M competition announcement. 4/ Base tried to own the meme narrative on-chain — The Base Meme Summit streamed Oct 22 with Jesse Pollak framing memecoins as Base’s onchain on-ramp. Chain-marketing more than a ticker print, but it kept Base in the conversation. 5/ $SNEK price lagged; the Snek launchpad’s $SOLADA tape did not — $SNEK finished near $48.2M mcap (−7.7% 7d). Launchpad posts from Oct 17–20 pushed $SOLADA through ₳2M mcap and spotlighted a large realized ADA profit. For this lane, the measurable update is launchpad flow, not another empty slogan. Data: CoinGecko (meme-token + $SNEK + $BTC, pulled 2026-10-25 18:42 Asia/Shanghai) + Fear & Greed + X news. Informational only, not financial advice.

Security is still one of the most challenging issues in all investing, let alone my favourite hardware wallet. Whenever you choose self-custody, make sure you are ready forward anything.

I've been keeping track of my portfolio allocation since February and it's quite amazing to see more personalized stats on my dashboard. Just live and learn. That's the ultimate recipe to the chaos.