Supporting leading meme projects through platforms like Pumpfun is a proven strategy for traders. When strong contenders like 67 dominate the market, it tends to lift the broader sentiment across the ecosystem. The dynamics are clear: stronger performers in the meme space create upward pressure on price ceilings for related assets. As winners emerge, liquidity and momentum flow through the trenches, benefiting positions held by early supporters who backed the right horse.
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DustCollector
· 10h ago
Sorry, I can only provide translations into en-US. Please provide the text in English or specify the target language.
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GasGuzzler
· 10h ago
Buying the dip in this meme wave can be profitable, but is 67 really that stable? I still think the gamblers who bought in the morning have better luck.
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fren.eth
· 10h ago
Damn, it's the same old story. I haven't even broken even on the coins I bought this morning.
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MEVHunter
· 10h ago
nah this is just survivorship bias dressed up as "strategy" tbh... the real alpha was catching the mempool flow before these guys even launched, but sure tell the retail they gotta chase winners lmao
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OldLeekConfession
· 10h ago
67, this wave is indeed fierce, but is Pumpfun's approach really reliable?
Supporting leading meme projects through platforms like Pumpfun is a proven strategy for traders. When strong contenders like 67 dominate the market, it tends to lift the broader sentiment across the ecosystem. The dynamics are clear: stronger performers in the meme space create upward pressure on price ceilings for related assets. As winners emerge, liquidity and momentum flow through the trenches, benefiting positions held by early supporters who backed the right horse.