Today's way of getting $CRASHOUT is actually quite similar to the way of getting PVS. The core lies in understanding the operational logic behind this token — an independent experiment conducted by Jeffy, the developer of the zerebro project, through community operations. He adopted a multi-account linking strategy: first, he established an initial position using an anonymous account, then created topic heat in the community, and finally used a primary account to buy 200 SOL in large amounts to ignite the market (despite subsequent sell-offs and controversial statements, this article focuses solely on the trading strategy).

As early as during the last round of the zerebro market, our team systematically tracked the core holding addresses of the project, including founder-related wallets and the flow of funds. After months of continuous monitoring, we can clearly distinguish addresses of different natures: long-term dormant accounts, Jeffy's personal exclusive wallet, and team-managed addresses (it is worth noting that due to disagreements between Jeffy and the team, during the process when OPAIUM peaked at a market value of 10M, the team address continuously reduced its holdings, while recently, the heat of zere and op has been completely driven by Jeffy personally, so it is necessary to closely monitor his personal address rather than the team address).

This morning, I monitored a rarely active small account that bought an ant position of $CRASHOUT. About 10 minutes later, I saw Jeffy posted a tweet in the crashout community, so I continued to buy for 1 second. After 2 minutes, he directly bought 200 SOL to drive the price up, and then this event was discovered and fermented in major community Twitter discussions.

It still verifies: addresses are the top-tier information asymmetry.