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dream not of winning and logging off forever
dream of logging on and winning forever
milady
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My wife got pregnant by another man.
It's been a challenging 9 months knowing he's not my son but I'm so excited to raise him like my own.
Here's 9 things it taught me about holding Ethereum: 👇
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This post is all over my TL
Now we have a reason to send this on national ape day.
Just ape and chill...
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DEX HAS BEEN PAID
$ONBOARD
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🤖 Made with AI
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Theres no coincidence that billionaires, ceo’s and founders are following memecoins paired with their companies.
They want the marketing and the die hard communities on their side.
They all want to adapt.
And in that world its a bunch of monkey see monkey do..
They will all copy eachother and some will go all out even.
Its imperative that you stick with your good coins and really form a real community.. the world is watching now.
The fight for our attention and dollars is on.
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Memecoins are businesses. As a meme founder your only job early on is to ensure each token sold gets positive ROI. This exceeds all other factors. If someone doesn't bring more financial, social, cultural or creative capital than what they can extract, they should never be allowed the opportunity to enter early. The founders most important task is actually layering supply distribution to most positive ROI first, just like a real business. 2 common ways to kill coins are preferring friends, preferring silent whales and preferring timeline jeets. Friends are people you like, which frequently leads to ignoring objectively negative ROI. They're often along for the ride and it might seem fun, but they're not actually bringing more than they take, just like a family business. Silent whales may also hold, but their total lack of social influence or promotion often makes their ownership of supply costly. They are waiting for others to "do something" instead of doing it themselves. Timeline jeets doesn't need explaining. People who cannot hold more than minutes should never be allowed the opportunity to buy early unless you have a setup to ensure volume is eaten or gets you positive fee ROI. You can either think about this at the outset, or wait years to achieve the same organic distribution, by which time a lot of the other factors of success (energy, momentum, enthusiasm, etc) may have waned by more than what you gained in achieving distribution. Solution then is to think about ruthlessly at outset, because it's the absolute key to success, all being equal. Never let someone hold a coin who doesn't bring more than what they take
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Imagine struggling for years, only to have one trade take you from under $1K to more than $100K.
All because you caught the right coin at the right moment.
That’s the kind of upside crypto can have.






















