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Massive Overton Window shifting events create massive new surface areas for opportunity. Will be a chaotic, weird and exhausting year. Buckle up.

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I’m not sure memecoins is the shift we want. It was supposed to be crypto reserves and institutional DeFi. Those things can last and be positive-sum.

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The shift is “everything that can be a token will be a token”. Memecoins are just the beginning. This will force regulatory overhaul in US which is the single biggest thing holding back crypto as an industry right now.

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rugpulls don’t help regulatory reform. BitConnect was not good for the industry. Luna was not good for the industry. Not every popular crypto program ends up positive for the industry.

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how is $trump a rugpull? use specific examples please

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no other reason for 80% lockup on a memecoin with no utility than to sell from the vast pool you FOMO convinced a bunch of other people to pour their money into and that you own most access shares to this logic applies even with a lockup period. the only caveat would be if they add utility to it before substantial lockups expire

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Maxbrain Capital

no reason to rug when you have an FDV of $60B...you essentially do anything in your power not to rug? but maybe idk what im talking about.

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They aren't just going to leave the money sitting there - the token does not represent some value-added process or means of exchange for work done. They either add utility to it or it's just a giant pot of everyone's dollars and it's a game as to whom withdraws first while gambling that the pot could get bigger.

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so because they will sell their allocation it’s a “rugpull”? following that logic, every VC-backed project of the last several years is also a rugpull.

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If you personally get people to put a bunch of money in a pot and then withdraw most of the funds for yourself they better be investing in some other value-added work you’re doing that you gave them shares in or it’s a rugpull, fast or slow.

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I don’t think you can apply value investing frameworks to attention markets like memecoins, apples and oranges and your use of the term “rugpull”, which means a specific thing, is way too broad imo

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There is definitely a big gray area with memecoins. Just using the Farcaster ecosystem as an example, Higher is very much in the memecoin category and took me a while to come around to it, but it was fairly distributed and seems to be a community of optimistic builders that want to help each other. Degen has a lot of memecoin characteristics but is definitely in the utility category, first with tipping and now powering a blockchain. QUIL is very much on the opposite side, spending very little effort on being a meme and focusing entirely on its utility as a network native coin. But so far, memecoins like Trump fall well past this gray area, generating FOMO for its own sake while maintaining a vast amount of centralized control over the supply with the only apparent outcome as extraction of value.

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Maxbrain Capital

Thats fair..Entertain me on this next one. What if I told you that $trump isn't a "meme coin" and anyone thinking it is, didn't do DD, or doesn't understands the game their playing. What would you say?

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