
Founder @Conn3ctprotocol | Grinding nonstop for a lifetime
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Gmgm legends
As you know, I started a 3 SOL challenge and turned it into 250 SOL
Now I’ve reset my wallet for the $1.5M Squad Tournament, keeping only 3 SOL and our squad’s official coin
During the tournament, I’ll try to make the remaining 750 SOL and hopefully even more
Been in crypto for 10+ years and never seen CT this ridiculous
Half the people are making money while the other half spend months FUDing them and making nothing
Can you guys try cooking something?
Maybe shill another Xeet Cards with the same odds instead of FUDing PF cards lol
Gm legends,
Started my 3 SOL to 1000 SOL challenge yesterday and finished Day 1 with around +60 SOL in profit
Hopefully today will be even better
Follow my journey here:
pump.fun/u/ferre
🤝 Paid partnership
If you survived
SOL crashing from $260 to $8
FTX and LUNA collapse
Bybit hack
October 10 liquidation cascade
Endless memecoin rugs
SEC lawsuits
Rate hikes and Quantum FUD
Kimchi’s X account getting hacked
And you’re still here…
No one deserves a massive pump more than you
I don’t know if it’s a hack or not
But I know one thing for sure
As long as millions of dollars are being rugged and drained from this market every single day, things are never going to get better
I’m convinced that everyone obsessively spamming “scammer” under my posts or other people’s posts is broke and stupid
Nobody with real money or the potential to make money would waste their time being this toxic
They’re too busy focusing on themselves and winning
Gm chads, NEW CHALLENGE!
My goal is to turn 3 SOL into at least 1000 SOL in just 1 week
Took a short break because I was tired of the market and didn’t like the price action, but now I’m back
Let’s see how far I can take this
Follow my journey:
pump.fun/u/ferre
🤝 Paid partnership
I can prove that nearly half the people FUDing Pumpfun or memecoins on CT have asked me or my circle how to get partnerships, trade better, make money or grow their following
You think some are good guys and others are bad guys
Nah, some are just mad they can’t win
This is the most dishonest post I’ve ever seen
I get that FUDing KOLs gets you engagement, but using our thousands of daily trades to make it look like we hold our calls for 20 seconds is evil
I’ll expose every liar playing with people’s reputations for clicks
It’s time to talk openly about CT’s biggest problem
Most of the FUD on CT comes down to one simple thing. Some people are making money while others aren’t, and those who aren’t always find an excuse to complain
Let’s be real
Almost everyone on CT wants to grow their account, become a KOL and eventually make money from their audience. NFTs, InfoFi, DeFi or memecoins, it doesn’t matter
But here’s the funny part. Some KOLs who have already made it constantly attack every opportunity they’re not involved in, especially Pumpfun
Do they really hate Pumpfun?
No bro, they’re just mad because other people are making money and they’re not
Now tell me, how different is the speculation behind NFTs that sold for millions a few years ago, the InfoFi projects you’ve been promoting and memecoins on Pumpfun?
In all of them, CT builds narratives, attracts attention, creates demand and tries to bring new money into the ecosystem
If every memecoin is a scam because most eventually go to zero, then you also scammed people with those NFTs you promoted years ago that are now worthless
That’s literally your own logic
And the funniest part is that you can see a KOL calling Pumpfun a scam in the morning, then promoting another speculative game on Robinhood an hour later, knowing it could go to zero within days
Promoting projects that collapse from $10M to $30K or $40K is fine, but trading memecoins makes you a scammer?
How is that not hypocrisy?
Of course there are real scammers, manipulation and KOLs dumping on their followers in this space. Those people deserve criticism
But calling everyone on a platform a scammer just because some people act unethically is ridiculous
Now imagine 50,000 people competing on CT
Some will be smarter, work harder or spot opportunities earlier. They’ll adapt faster and make more money
Not everyone can win equally
But instead of accepting that, some people spend their entire day attacking anyone doing better than them
“He’s a scammer”
“That platform is a scam”
“Those profits aren’t real”
Stop listening to people who want you to believe every opportunity you missed was a scam
If a new platform launches, learn how it works. If a new narrative starts, research it. If someone is making more money than you, try to understand what they’re doing differently
You don’t have to participate in everything, but constantly complaining won’t get you anywhere either
Crypto will keep evolving. We had NFTs, DeFi, InfoFi, memecoins and tomorrow there will be something else
But if you keep listening to the same people hating on every new opportunity, you’ll probably be in the exact same position years from now
Watching other people make the money you’re complaining about
CT’s real problem isn’t Pumpfun or memecoins. It’s the hypocrisy and toxicity of people who only support something when they’re the ones making money from it
Don’t hate the game, learn the rules and get better at playing it
And remember, missing an opportunity doesn’t make you morally superior to the people who took it
Pumpfun intentionally gave KOLs Rolex cards (False)
KOLs spent $10K to $50K opening packs just to get something worth posting (True)
Yesterday I pulled a $2,500 card from a $250 pack, then lost even more opening watch packs
It’s a game of chance with publicly disclosed odds, something that already exists in plenty of other games
KOLs are opening hundreds of packs chasing a viral hit. Even if they lose money, the exposure can be worth more than what they spent
And you’re giving them exactly what they want by claiming Pumpfun rigged the packs in their favor
Meanwhile, the guy spreading FUD opened two $100 packs and is mad he didn’t pull a $25K Rolex lol
The KOLs went viral. Mission accomplished
The rules are clear, the odds are public, and what’s happening is obvious
Of course the platform wins in the long run. That’s literally how these games work. They don’t need to rig anything to make money
As we always say
Don’t cry in the casino














