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which happens regularly first?

1. a large mainstream Twitter account gets hacked and the CA isn’t from pump.fun but another launchpad 

2. a large mainstream Twitter account posts a CA from pump.fun and the immediate replies aren’t “hacked” or “scam”

/ted | exploring the onchain frontier | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina

1 because ppl will always assume it’s hacked or scam about anything crypto-related

thanks, i think so too.

good news is that 1 or 2 both mean the industry progressed, at least imo.

as someone not necessarily in the trenches but appreciates new capital formation mechanisms and experimentation, i'm excited by flaunch.gg tbh.

Love this question. The answer is 1 unfortunately.

I saw this movie. It was called $trump

Many crypto people didn’t move because it was thought to be a hack right?

we’re being normalized to it all, aren’t we?