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67% of traders on pump..fun lose money - and I think its safe to assume this statistic holds across the larger memecoin market. Memes are transient - they are hot for a moment, then are quickly forgotten about and fade into nothing. 40,000 - 50,000 new memecoins are created every day, all competing against each other in this zero-sum casino. Its a hostile economy where everyone is trying to buy before everyone else, hype the project up so they have some exit liquidity, dump their bags, and then do it all over again. I won’t be buying any memecoins this cycle. I’ll be investing in assets & projects that have utility, are innovating with new tech, and generate revenue in some way. These are the projects that will still be around 5+ years from now, and these are the projects that will create generational wealth for investors. Not memecoins. NFA DYOR
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I am honestly, genuinely surprised that 33% of traders on there are making money. No joke. ..That's actually incredibly good odds all things considered. Bull market ratios right there. But yeah, memes are a VERY different game to even "community-owned tokens", let alone actual utility/product-focused cryptoassets. pumpfun made it totally normal for a coin to fly off to $20mil+ and retrace to quite literally zero on the same day. Honestly, it's sort of a level of speculation that's gone far beyond anything we've seen so far in crypto. It's legitimately difficult to tell where we go from here :s
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Yeah I was surprised by that too! I imagine most of that 33% is barely doing better than break even. Its only the top <1% that is making life changing money for sure. But yeah that's why I don't have any SOL bags - its really just found product market fit in being a memecoin casino which isn't what I got into crypto for. Anyways, great to connect tho 🤙
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