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Memecoin trading apps should provide as much context as possible about the accounts that are buying and selling Like if there were a couple of big sells due to a whale exiting, it would be nice to know "this account had a lot of tokens but has finished selling all of their supply" Would help to prevent panic selloffs
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My thought is that it would be more valuable to have that information on one of the token's websites. E.g. higher could have a dedicated site with all the transaction data for $higher where @aethernet could post commentary on who's buying, who's selling, and if they're selling what's that pattern look like and forecast it into the future based on their previous selling behavior from other tokens.
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No one wants to go to a bunch of disparate websites though, needs to be in one place
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Hard disagree. The vast majority of people who get involved in crypto spend all their time in 1 or 2 projects. They want to hang out in their community, not buy hundreds of tokens. You're the exception, not the base case
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When’s the last time you visited the higher website?
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Also I agree that it’s tough to actively participate in a bunch of *communities* but the original cast was specifically about memecoin trading and most coins don’t have active communities
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Nah I feel ya. It's a good idea. I was just giving my thoughts on what I thought could be cool
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