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Ironically, the ones in crypto that hate on crypto the most are those that made the most money off it.

Every major influencer discarded Fartcoin when we ran it up from <$30k to >$2B — the narrative engineering, the behind-closed-door deals, the 3D chess moves — they scoffed at it.

Some even blocked me.

Yet today, they’re all fartcoin maximalists — eventually having entered as my exit liquidity.

Fartcoin is here to stay — only reason I left was because the r/r was no longer good enough for me.

While the state of liquidity, and market structure might be different — longer term, there’s no other meme as clean as startup to rhyme with the past.

A meme that the very same influencers are scoffing at today.

“The product is the market cap”

The longer it survives, the higher its probability of turning into a mission + cult coin.

Oil down and bitcoin up.
Not because of the escalation.
But because of how insignificant it was.

I.e. it isn’t really a hedge, yet.

Potential war? Everyone’s celebrating.
Why? Coins are up.

A sign of how poorly everyone performed over the past year, despite all the runners we had.

I don’t get supercars.
Says the guy that collects watches.

I don’t get watches.
Says the guy that collects NFTs.

I don’t get NFTs.
Says the guy that collects paintings.

You don’t need to get someone else’s self-assigned interests. It’s as meaningless as yours.

Why are you in a hurry to get back in?
The market isn’t going anywhere.

“I don’t care what it does, as long as it pumps”

I.e. the product is and always will be the market cap.

VCs then: back geniuses that are trying to change the world with no access to money that others laugh at — asymmetric.

VCs now: back a poser that everyone is already throwing money at regardless of valuation, with their business plan being how they’re going to sell a token.

When they truly print, we’ll enter a market structure where “I just like the meme” will be a good enough reason for it to pump.

When liquidity gets better, you’ll realise it wasn’t just a meta — it’s what crypto was meant to be.

When 99% of a token’s supply is held back and the market cap is $1B — its actual market cap is $10M.

Sad that someone has to spell this out.

The ecosystem is thriving.
The meme of the ecosystem will follow.

The product is the market cap.

I like the meme.
I like the coin.

You don’t want to enter a trade they’ll be out of just for them to shill a new trade next week.

Track the influencers you copy-trade.
Track the number of tokens they shill.
Conviction is inversely proportional to frequency.

Bad news causing dips.
Good news not causing pumps.

State of liquidity.

There is no other market in the world that is as public as crypto.

You don’t need groups.
You don’t need telegram.
You don’t need discord.

All my alpha has come from the public domain — not an exaggeration.

Stop making excuses that you’re not an insider — you don’t need to be.

“Here’s how my coin is a hedge against all of this” — people on their last shred of liquidity trying to make a presidential crashout about their memecoin.

Every exit, every wild raise, every useless product, every false promise — will be a testament to startup, the meme.

Keep it simple.
The product is the market cap.

Neuralink, a deep-tech company building computers for the brain run by the edison of our time, just raised $650M in their Series E.

Pumpfun, a memecoin factory, wants to raise $1B in their token sale.

You shouldn’t worry about a token shilled by 1 influencer — You should worry about a token shilled by several influencers simultaneously.

I.e. They’ve been compromised.

Eg. Loud.