Cryptodialz retweeted
All those innocent retail investors are unaware that all the top memecoins reaching $100M on Pumpfun are launched by Pumpfun itself.
-They collect a 1% fee and enjoy it.
-They are trying to manipulate Binance as well.
-Binance will not support any memecoin launched on Pump.fun.
-No coin launched on Pumpfun will cross $100M organically.
-#PumpFun is 100% manipulation.
-All KOLs receiving callout rewards from Pumpfun are hired by Pumpfun, and they receive their fees in the form of callout rewards.
- to keep platform alive they periodically pump platform memecoin by controlling 95% supply.
One thing I keep wondering- if the hacker took all the other assets, why leave $BNB untouched?
The way @elonmusk is trolling @cz_binance makes me suspect Binance is being targeted by US interests.
I suspect a US-based hacker, rather than a North Korean group, may be behind this, with Binance as the intended target. @zachxbt attribution also seems speculative to me unless he has evidence he hasn’t shared.
Neither the attacker’s identity nor the motive is confirmed.
I have nothing against Binance, but I’m concerned it could face serious U.S. regulatory action that may be beyond even its control and trigger a broader crypto sell-off.
I suspect geopolitical competition could play a role. This is my personal assessment, not confirmed information or inside knowledge.
Consider reducing your exposure and withdrawing funds you don’t need for trading.
A platform that doesn’t even hold #Solana wants its users to hold the #memecoins launched on it 😂
Cryptodialz retweeted
Imagine a casino where nearly 100% of customers lose money.
Now imagine that instead of acknowledging the odds are stacked against its customers, the casino markets itself as a revolutionary platform for creating wealth.
Would you celebrate that business? Would you praise its success? Would you encourage more people to participate?
Or would you start asking why an ecosystem continues to funnel billions of dollars into a machine that leaves almost everyone poorer?
That’s my fundamental issue with @Pumpfun .
A platform’s success should not be measured solely by how much revenue it extracts from its users. At some point, we need to ask how much value it actually creates for them.
When the house keeps winning and virtually everyone else keeps losing, that’s not financial innovation.
🫡 From the depths —
The White Whale 🐋
Pumpfun allegedly paid @ZssBecker over $1 million to launch solana:986j8mhmidrcbx3wf1XJxsQFvWBMXg7gnDi3mejsr8H8, with a promise of weekly livestreams on the platform. Where are those streams?
If those commitments weren’t fulfilled, users deserve an explanation. This raises questions about whether the promotion was designed mainly to attract users and generate trading activity.
#Pumpfun runners deserve scrutiny. I suspect some launches may involve team-linked wallets, paid KOL promotion and artificial trading volume to attract buyers while generating fees. These concerns need investigation, not assumptions.
If you have evidence of coordinated manipulation, undisclosed promotions or insider dumping, submit it to the SEC:
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Everyone’s drawing charts to tell you where the market is going, so here’s mine.
Up, down, sideways. All covered.
Tomorrow I’ll circle whichever arrow worked and post CALLED IT. 🎯
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Bloomberg Intelligence’s Mike McGlone warns BTC could hit $10K if the S&P 500 suffers a sustained 20% drop.
My view: BTC could fall below $40K, with $30K as my worst-case estimate. I don’t expect $10K, but no price floor is guaranteed.
2019 – ETH
2021 – BNB
2024 – SOL
2026 – ROBINHOOD
Every 2–3 years, a new blockchain ecosystem emerges. Memecoins attract users, attention, and liquidity, but long-term growth comes from utility projects.
Memecoins bring the crowd. Utility builds the ecosystem.
If you're an investor, focus on utility projects with real use cases and long-term potential.
I lost $50,000 trading on the FOMO app. In my experience, even verified assets can pump suddenly and crash just as fast. Verification appears to rely on trading volume, which doesn’t prove a project is credible.
My advice: stay away from FOMO app. A promising concept means nothing if you’re buying into a pump that quickly collapses.