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A crypto KOL explains why sustainable meme coin growth requires broad community support, not single KOL pumps, and urges investors to front-run trends. - Spreading early wins to many supporters creates a loyal, diehard community that defends the coin and helps it reach higher market caps over time. - Unsustainable hype, bots, and whales entering at high valuations lead to lower ceilings, fewer 20-100x winners, and eventual reversals. - A truly good meme runs on its own with an army of supporters; if it depends on one person to push it, it’s weak and doomed. - No single KOL—not even Elon Musk—can sustainably pump a coin without a real community; it just creates a temporary spike that falls back

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Look, now I have, let's say, an extra thousand guys who are like, oh dude, I made my first 10x with Crash. I mean, my first 20x. I made my first 30x. Oh, hey, I bought my first car. I only put 1000 into that play and I made 30,000. And you know, you get way more people that are happy. And at the end of the day, that is the most important thing outside of making money for yourself. And ultimately, that will make a coin go to a higher market cap in the long run because now you actually have real supporters in a coin. You actually have real die hard community that cares to see that coin go higher and that cares to stick around when the market is quiet. And these people are good quality people that are going to defend their entries now from a two, a three, a four, a five million market cap. Instead of those same people being forced to buy a 20 million market cap where now if it just dips even a little bit or a bot is dumping on you who front ran my Twitter or some whale who put in 50 to 100k, he's now actually selling on you when you want to go in at 20 million. It's no good. It's much better to do it in the most subtle way and show a possible to fit as many good and deserving people to win. And so that's why it has to be done this way. I'm telling you, when I had 30k followers, it wasn't like that. Dude, I could just drop a chart and say, okay, this is that one million market cap today. I think it'll easily cross 100 million later. And then guess what? It would take six, 12 months for that to happen. But then guess what? It's because the people actually had time to buy that call at a one million, a two million, a three million, a four, a five million, those people actually make money, right? And that's how you actually have something sustainable with what you're doing. And if you guys lose money, like my core 10 to 20%, my account is nothing. My account may as well not exist. There's no point in having this account if it just leads to people lose money. But guess what? This unsustainable approach of people trying to hype and speculate and have bots to enter and have whales that want to enter 50k. That just leads to worse results, lower ceilings, and less happy people that actually made the 20 to 50 to 100x. You can't make 20 to 50 to 100x anymore. So yeah, we're going to do really good. And I'm just wanting to explain why we do things the way we do things sometimes. And also, something really important to understand is a good meme, bro. It will run on its own, right? A good meme, it should feel like it is doing the work, and you are just a supporter, right? A good meme needs no man to carry out on its back. A good meme, if it's truly a good meme, bro, it doesn't depend on anyone. Why? Because there's a lot of people that come together, right? So if one guy leaves, there's no big deal. There's an army of other people that support it, that have an entry to defend and push. That's what you want. And so I absolutely hate when all these coins are just sitting there and like, oh, we're just waiting for a crash, or oh, we're just waiting for some guy to push it. It's the stupidest, most unsustainable thing. Once again, the best results you're going to get is not when you push by yourself, but when you push with a lot of people. When the whole community comes together and that wants to see it do well. That one guy wants to see it do well. That doesn't work, bro. I'm telling you, that's the difference between getting an unsustainable plump to 60 million or actually going to 500 million plus. A lot of people don't understand that, bro. They just want to depend on KOLs or someone to fucking show their bag. And it's like, no, bro, you have to be first that community member. One of many that comes together and wants to see something do well. And you get this little vibration. I don't know if that's the right word to say. You get this little, your community and your coin, it gets like a aura or it gets like a magnetism. It has like a magnetic field where, like let's say now a KOL does post it. You're there to amplify it. You're there to actually make sure that that tweet reaches more people and goes further and that there is excitement there. And it's not just someone pushing by himself. I'm telling you, people think that I'm here to save their coin. The truth is, you guys are here to save me. Without you guys, bro, nothing works, bro. No one man can push something sustainably. I'm telling you, Elon Musk, if he came out tomorrow and said, Jimmity is a $10 billion meme, he alone cannot send Jimmity to $10 billion. He alone cannot do nothing, bro. Besides get an unsustainable pump that eventually falls, same thing with Trump coin. It's unsustainable. You don't want unsustainable pumps, you don't want unsustainable moves. We need people to truly come together that see a vision that actually believe that this thing is not only worth fighting for, but that it'll still be around in six months, 12 months or three months even. But if you don't have that, bro, even if you depend on one singular guy to come in and save your coin, it's just going to be unsustainable pump. It's just going to reverse anyways, you know. That's the truth. And so I see way too many people, bro, including developers, including so many people out there. They just want to pay like someone like, hey, pump our coin. Oh, can you, can you push this coin? It's like, I mean, okay. You know, I'll just tell them like, bro, you understand if I tried to push your coin or whatever, it would just go up and then it would just come right back down. It wouldn't be sustainable. You don't have anything here. You don't have anything like worth fighting for, you don't have truly a diehard army of people that want to see this do big and do well. So, you know, like if I try to push that brother, this shit would you come go up and come right back down. It's not sustainable. So anyways, another point I want to talk about is, um, in a second, I just got distracted by message because I'm trying to look at and see if you guys got questions as well. And so, you know, someone, okay, I'm gonna answer a question. Why do people prefer to ape after conviction is solidified instead of doing their research and buying the winners before they're publicly stated as winners? Their question, which I always try to show people is like, bro, if you're waiting for a KOL, if you're waiting for someone out there, bro, it's the dumbest shit. Your job is to front run me. Your job is to front run other people getting behind something. You want to beat me to these things. You want to be other people to these things. You want to anticipate, you want to see something like, usually one of the best steps you can do in memes is let's say something dips 90% plus. And then you see it there and you're like, wait, this is a good meme. There's a good community. And yet no KOLs, no one's talking about it yet. And then you can actually sit there and you can anticipate, you can say, wait a minute, though, based on this meme and based on this community and how many people do like it, I can anticipate that maybe crash would like this or I can anticipate that maybe this guy would like it. I can anticipate some groups are gonna pick this up and they're gonna push it because it's funny or some groups are gonna put, pick this up or, you know, some people are gonna make TikToks. Some people are gonna really like this and they're gonna try to push it. I'm telling you, you can anticipate other people doing things before they ever do it. So therefore you should never wait for someone. You should beat them to it. You should be there first before anyone ever does it. And so, you know, a lot of coins, you know, I buy them and I'm just silent on them, right? For example, Cupsy, I owned that for like two months before I ever said a word about it, you know? And so, guess what, though, there were people that owned Cupsy before me for like six to 12 months or more. And these people, guess what? They front-run me on a great narrative. A narrative that's gonna blow up and go into the hundreds of millions if not a billion plus in the, in the, in the boron. Right? And so there's so many examples I can give you of people front-running me and beating me to a narrative or beating me to ever saying anything publicly, right? And that's what you want to do. You don't want to wait for me or wait for someone else, you know? Now, that leads me to another point which is I have been so scared for so long to like share a play because a lot of times, bro. People want to pin me as like socially responsible. If I mention a single word about a coin all of a sudden, supposedly I have a fucking bundle. So, supposedly I'm behind it. Supposedly it's a crash coin. Supposedly I'm responsible for the success of it. I'm like, what the fuck? I can't be like everyone else and like if I see a good entry, put 10k, 5k in it and ride with other people. And so that's why I hesitate a lot of times to even say something because man, all of a sudden, like I could be, I could have just put like 5k. I might have like 0.1% of the supply and all of a sudden it's a crash coin. It's fucking my job, you know, for 0.1% stake of a project. So, supposedly I'm now the responsible one and the face to blame for a project, right? And so for a while I got a little gun shy or scared to share shit with people because of that stupid responsibility and like blaming that people want to put on you. And so, but now I've realized, bro, I'm at the point finally where I just don't care that much anymore because I've come to the conclusion after staring at a wall for two hours, a lot of days a week. I don't do it every single day. But when you stare at the wall, you realize how little you need first off to be happy. You realize how little you need to just literally, bro, you can be staring at the wall and you start smiling randomly and say, what the fuck, why am I so happy? You know, and everything else feels happy, everything else feels good after you stare at a wall, you know, everything is just better. But, you know, when I stare at the wall for long enough, eventually, you know, you narrow down to important questions or you narrow down to the truth. And one of those truth, sis, bro, is like literally the only thing that matters is that the 10 to 20% of people that deserve to win the most win. And not everyone's going to understand the decisions or things we do. Most people are not right, especially whenever you're getting in early on something they're not even going to see the vision until way later when it's higher. But the thing is, you know, when I said when I had 30K followers, bro, I had no fucking hesitation. I saw a great opportunity. It was at 1 million market cap. I know it's not going to pump immediately to 1 million or something. All right. So I know once again, I can post this play and whoever follows me, they're actually going to get in and they're going to make a gain on it. Whereas now I have to be like, once again, oh shit, they're going to pin me socially responsible. I'm going to be the guy. Supposedly, I'm behind it. It's my quint. What the fuck? Because of that, I got gun shy and scared. But at this point, I realized, when I was getting, when I was getting a narrowed down to the truth, and it was like the only truth and the main thing that matters, right? Because there's a million things you can focus on. But if you can narrow it down on like, what's the most important actual thing that matters here? What I'm doing is like, once again, the 10 to 20% make the money. And anyways, like probably only 30% of people are going to make money anyways. And so people can complain. They can say what? And they may not understand sometimes why I would share something that's fine. All that matters, for example, on that Joshua play, I'm telling you, bro, I will never have to chill it. I'll never have to say a word about it. I just know that's most likely going to run without me. Right? And so the way I see it is like, whenever that thing is at 1 million market cap, I can shine the little light at it. Because think about it, if I did nothing, still going to run without me at a 40 million plus, for example, right? So if I do literally nothing, well, someone in the world is going to take those entries. I would rather that if I spot that, and I know that that's going to make people money most likely, I would rather shine the light and let the people who follow me closely get into it. And then those people are going to be the ones that make a 20X, a 30X, a 50X, whatever. But instead, what I would do in the past, I would say, you know what? Oh, I don't want to post it because then people are going to say, I'm socially responsible. People are going to say, it's one of my main greatest, biggest plays. And that's going to be like, no, bro. At the end of the day, what matters is I keep doing what I did in the beginning, which is you see a fucking great entry, you share it. And the way I'm going to do it is obviously I'm going to lower expectations hugely to put people in at that entry and the most chill way possible so you can actually get the entry. You know, and whenever something blows up in three months, six months from now, nine months from now, you actually make the money. And compared to me, if I'm just silent and I'm quiet because I'm scared, I'm going to be pinned socially responsible and blamed for something, right? So yeah, basically, I feel like I figured out the way to stop being a scared little bitch and actually get people into the right entries that are at the end of the day going to make people the money. But once you end there, like, too long, I've been shying away from good entries on stuff because once you know, I don't want to be blamed for shit. Anyways, that's coming to an end and you got to understand not every play is equal, right? You guys already know me. I, for example, I think like the world doesn't need another dog coin except look, Joshua is one of the top three top five most recognizable dogs in the world. Dog memes in the world. It was at one million market. Like that's such an obvious bid and it's so obvious that people in the future are going to try to run it up, right? So I know if I buy there and I never say a word about it, I know other groups. I know other people, they're going to try to run it up because it's easy. It's one of the most recognizable top three top five most recognizable dog memes in the world at one million market. Again, how does that not hit 10, 40 million plus market cap? And then the thing is in the bull market, these things can go way higher than that. But you know, you set your expectations low, get your initials out on a run and then from there, dude, the sky is the limit for you. Like something can blow up way bigger than you expect. So this is a pattern you're going to notice on some of the best meme plays you'll ever make. So for example, for me last cycle, Harry Potter, Obama, Sonic, 10, E new. I remember it ran up to like eight to 10 million market cap the first like days and then it dumped all the way down to like 800 K to 1 million market cap. And I remember like three to four AM. I was so tired and I said, wow, this did from like 10 million down to 1 million. I was like, this is a great meme. I love it. It's funny. I said, when I wake up tomorrow morning, I'm going to buy it. I wake up tomorrow morning and it had already pumped up like six, seven million market cap. So I missed that seven X entry from when it was sitting at a one million market cap.

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