those looking for a “cheap entry” to $ZCAT are overlooking the fact that most holders, especially large holders (who would be most responsible for creating cheap entries) are literally being paid anywhere from a livable wage to a neurosurgeon’s salary to not sell the coin

@valueandtime @bankstervibe @inversebrah you’re not even providing any sort of constructive context to your argument while i’m genuinely trying to reason with you here and you have the audacity to call ME the retard ✌️😭 may both of our coins pump, good luck!

the fact that it has been attempted as a concept “so many times” but never successfully managed to take off tells me two things 1) there is long-term interest in the concept of a “bullshit coin” 2) they likely failed due to poor positioning, timing, or management this one is positioned as the leading memecoin of @blknoiz06’s Z500, has arrived at the right time, is being managed well, and is proving to be sticky enough to facilitate community growth pepe was also done “so many times” before it took off, buttcoin was also done “so many times” before the buttcoin we have now, etc. can’t count things out just because they’ve been attempted in the past — if anything, it signals interest bullshit coin

$ANSEM isn’t a plain memecoin, it is essentially a creator coin that has now found itself at the center of an ecosystem being built around it $BULLSHIT is the lead memecoin of said ecosystem, having launched via the platform & becoming the primary community-driven memetic token

i have a loose strategy in mind w/ this wallet, but i got off to a rough start by top-blasting too hard after funds landed late had to close some other positions to DCA further into some more bullshit i like this meme a lot and i think it is positioned v well gonna let it cook

i understand where the “just donate to charity” people are coming from, i do … but my view on this is different the reality is that, through charity coins, charitable orgs will raise more money than they would otherwise, as many of the same people who can’t afford to straight-up “donate” are indeed willing to take a financial risk in the name of charity if it means that they have at least a chance to get something back from it for most, it’s not that they wouldn’t donate to charity if they could — it’s that they literally cannot afford to just give their money away (despite being good-hearted people) these charity coins have — in a single day — done tens of millions of dollars in volume … that’s tens of millions of dollars that people were (are) willing to risk in the name of charity with the possibility of making something back that they likely would not simply “donate” without any possibility of return bottom line: many of the good-hearted people in this world cannot afford to donate their money to charity — they don’t have the disposable income to do that without any chance of return … but many of those same people will absolutely take a financial risk (with potential reward) in the name of charity no matter what way you look at it, this simply results in more money going to charity than would otherwise

imo, people are mid-curving the charity tokens narrative for now, partially because it is trendy to hate on pumpfun recently for the first time, directly through pumpfun, these tokens are verifiably redirecting fees to charitable organizations through legitimate off-ramps if these coins can sustain volume, the donation “receipts” (verifiable, legitimate — no shady middle-man) should, in theory, fuel the narrative, bringing yet more volume; resulting in even greater donations, compounding the positive impact made by “memecoins,” further fueling the narrative surrounding that impact most participants simply want charts to trade — they care more about the chart than the narrative … if these coins can print good-looking charts, and bring volume to them, i think it is greatly +EV to trade them vs. charts that most often end up purely extractive personally, i’ve always thought that this sort of narrative has the potential to change the memecoin industry forever — it just hasn’t been done right i’m not sure if this is them doing it “right,” but until we see how this develops, we can’t know … but for now, i’m thinking this narrative is being mid-curved by most then again, i am someone who has been a fan of this narrative for a long time, so perhaps i am biased time shall tell!