trendsdotfun, trend is good.
Recently, I saw many people posting @trendsdotfun, and I also tried it out.
I have to say, this kind of gameplay is quite fresh. To put it simply—turn a tweet into a coin, and then everyone can trade around it.
The gameplay is particularly simple:
When you see a tweet that is interesting, has potential, or is witty, just post it on the Trends platform, and you can "issue a coin with one click."
Whoever posts first is the issuer of the coin for that tweet, and you can take 5% from each subsequent transaction.
The original tweet author can also share in the profits, receiving 20%. I really like this; it not only rewards content creators but also encourages everyone to be information hunters—those with a good eye get the rewards.
Moreover, the trading experience is very smooth; just a click to buy, it’s completely on-chain, and you can see your holdings directly, without worrying about LPs or DEXs. The operational threshold is lower than creating meme coins.
I just tokenized a tweet, and someone actually bought it—at that moment, I felt this isn’t just issuing a coin; it’s "betting on consensus."
If http://pump.fun is speculation on meme sentiment, Trends is more like speculation on information flow.
If you bet correctly on a post, it’s like betting correctly on the direction of public opinion.
It’s especially suitable for people like me who scroll through tweets daily and are active in the market. Rather than creating my own coins in isolation, it’s better to tokenize someone else's alpha and then trade on it.
To sum up, there are several points about the Trends project that I find reliable:
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The gameplay is simple enough for everyone to participate.
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The content profit-sharing mechanism is designed fairly, benefiting both creators and discoverers.
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The trading experience on the Solana chain is genuinely smooth.
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With Mable as an OG backing it, the investment lineup behind it is also top-notch.
Overall, I can only say one thing: it’s interesting; you can give it a try.
@Mable_Jiang
