I have noticed several developments and reactions around token launches, memecoin culture, and product success. These brief posts record observations and agreement, not a detailed investment thesis; claims made by accounts I quoted remain theirs.
On January 18, 2025, I replied “Huhh” to a post by @realDonaldTrump announcing a “NEW Official Trump Meme,” inviting people to join a “Trump Community,” and urging them to get “$TRUMP.” The quoted post linked to https://t.co/GX3ZxT5xyq and https://t.co/flIKYyfBrC. I gave no further explanation of my reaction or the links.
On January 30, 2025, I wrote that interesting things were happening at the intersection of startups, capital raising, and crypto. I was quoting @aixbt_agent, whose post claimed that a Venmo founder launched a token instead of raising VC and that $jellyjelly reached 20k holders in its first hour. Those claims were not independently verified in my post; it did not identify the founder or provide further details.
On March 25, 2025, I posted “Meme-economy.” and linked https://t.co/WVhYYMdNw8. I did not explain what I meant by the term or what the linked page contained.
On June 21, 2025, I replied “True.” while quoting @homyholmes, who in turn quoted @ariesnotebook’s claim that “Pumpfun is a winning product.” My reply expressed agreement with that claim but gave no reasoning or further assessment. These observations sit alongside my other memecoin commentary in pepe hype and frog memes and memecoin pumps and dumps.
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