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solana:Ce2gx9KGXJ6C9Mp5b5x1sn9Mg87JwEbrQby4Zqo3pump is that Alpha Meme It basically include 90% of the different memetic narratives in itself Every new memecoins should be paired to $neet This is the bullcase Billions

I think it’s time for the pve mode solana:pumpCmXqMfrsAkQ5r49WcJnRayYRqmXz6ae8H7H9Dfn solana:Ce2gx9KGXJ6C9Mp5b5x1sn9Mg87JwEbrQby4Zqo3pump solana:Hg5Ja55T5wESq4vyFoiVCMeHXtGyVA69X2UHq8hgpump

Okay, we tried but I think it’s time to get back to onchain Solana

I see a lot of post today that says that it’s over While I understand It was the same kind of vibe before robinhood chain

I think I’m gonna take a few days away from @Enter_Elysium. The PvP is just too intense for such a small pie right now. Feels like the chain needs to spend a few weeks in Goblin Town before we can really figure out which projects are worth watching, where the real builders are, and whether there’s any genuine innovation happening. Currently long Montra for the momentum, but I don’t think it’s gonna last. Peak toxicity on the chain rn. Rarely seen anything like it.

Just took a long on solana:megaA5QDK1qLXtjpvg9oCFMvxT9d5BCMrVTBddnM5kV Starting to see an interesting setup here. > @megaeth is getting way more active on the timeline > Projects across the ecosystem seem to be waking up too. > Some smart accounts are starting to pay attention. > The chart is telling a similar story. —- Reminds me of the $STRK and $ZRO setups. Nobody cares, everyone thinks the chain is dead, and then suddenly it pulls a 5x in two weeks. Easy setup for big hands to push if momentum picks up. Main risk is still the overall market, imho. Worth a shot.

The people bearish on @Enter_Elysium right now are exactly the same ones who were bearish on @RobinhoodCrypto Not saying it’s gonna play out the same way, but one thing I’ve learned in crypto is that you want to stay open-minded, explore new things, and give new ecosystems a chance. It’s easy to be bearish on everything that isn’t your bag and act cocky towards new projects that, by definition, still have everything to prove. It’s like dunking on a young professional footballer making his debut because “We already have a striker, we don’t need another one.” Bro, your team has lost its last 8 games. That said, looking at the market right now, I’d bet your bags are probably performing a lot worse than the early @Enter_Elysium trenches. And we’re only scratching the surface of a new chain with real potential for innovation around Hypercore. e/acc

Most of the KOLs have already exited their @MontraXYZ positions? Wonder what’s coming next. Wouldn’t risk too much on this one personally.

People still comparing Arc and Elysium are missing the point, imho. It’s far from perfect, and yeah, there’s a lot of grift. But we’re already seeing some of the biggest KOLs showing interest and actively playing around in the ecosystem. Launches are always chaotic, with everyone trying to extract as much as possible. That said, I genuinely believe Elysium is here to stay as an interesting playground for innovation around Hypercore, with some trenches action here and there. My main conviction so far is $e/acc on @AscendLaunch. Now waiting for some cool dApps to deploy and see which ones can really stand out. e/acc

.@MontraXYZ just stealth-launched its token. 0x063F7Cc5339f92a5FD7BaF3D22233044FdA1F327 Imho, the fact that they decided to launch on day one of Elysium, while their website was mostly talking about an airdrop, is pretty bearish when it comes to their confidence in their own project. Yes, they could still do the airdrop later, but still. It feels like they rushed the launch to ride the hype and potentially extract as much value as possible from the momentum. We’ll see. It could definitely rip from here, but as a long-term hold? Not convinced, imho.

This first day on @Enter_Elysium was very interesting. It showed just how far ahead @AscendLaunch is compared to the other launchpads in terms of transparency, fairness, and of course, alignment with kinetiq:native and solana:98sMhvDwXj1RQi5c5Mndm3vPe9cBqPrbLaufMXFNMh5g. They didn’t try to max crime and extract as much as possible at launch, unlike many others. And don’t underestimate how aligned Ascend is with the entire chain. Maybe you think it doesn’t matter, but let me ask you something. Where do you think a serious project building around Hypercore precompiles and bringing real value to the ecosystem will want to launch? On a platform that only cares about criming its own coins and paying KOLs? Or on a platform that’s actually working to push the entire chain forward? My take is that the biggest projects on @Enter_Elysium will either self-launch or launch through @AscendLaunch. As for $e/acc, it went through a logical correction but is far from being obliterated. I still strongly believe it will be the main runner of the memetic narrative. Elysium is in a good spot. Love the traction so far, and I genuinely believe we’ll see some very interesting projects emerging soon. e/acc

Apart from the shitty first two hours when swapping was a nightmare, I actually like the @Enter_Elysium launch. There’s some nice traction, a few interesting new runners, and a solid crowd showing interest in the chain. I think you really want to keep an eye on this ecosystem, especially the strongest utility and infra plays, as well as the OG memes that got obliterated today but are still holding strong overtime. Mainly watching OG $BLOB and $e/acc on Ascend. e/acc

$e/acc on @AscendLaunch for the OG tickers $hypepe on @MontraXYZ for the post mainnet That’s my bet so far. I’m also on @Pantheonindex and $gascoin for the ultra micro cap

While everyone was expecting and preparing for a pump & dump with Arc, I’m starting to see a very different setup on @Enter_Elysium, much closer to what we saw with the Robinhood chain, imho. > A chain with stronger fundamentals, directly tied to HYPE, giving it better branding and legitimacy. On top of that, it has a pretty unique flywheel with $KNTQ, which actually benefits from the value created by the chain. (Sequencing fees and other projects fees like @AscendLaunch, @okutrade, @windupdotfun buying back the token etc) > A real split between people already positioned, people calling for a pump & dump, and people waiting to buy the launch dip. And all of this is happening in pretty brutal market conditions. Just like right before the RH season. Sure, these conditions aren’t ideal for liquidity, but they also make it easier for a new ecosystem to capture the spotlight. And potentially create those 0-to-1 moments and unexpected wealth effects that catch everyone off guard. We’ll see how it plays out. The market is tough right now, but I genuinely think it’s a mistake not to at least keep an eye on what’s happening on @Enter_Elysium. Mainnet tomorrow. $e/acc

Just bought a bit of $vonspeed by @vonspeedascend There is some good lore related to kinetiq:native founder Its paired to $kntq and I believe there will be some good runners on this pair on Elysium.

I genuinely don’t understand the insane amount of cope from people holding the “OG” e/acc and constantly dunking on the leading $e/acc coin on @Enter_Elysium. Getting frustrated because your token got vamped? I perfectly understand. It’s never easy. Getting frustrated because the Ascend launch was a bit shady? I can understand that too. But come on. Elyspump rugged. Montra is criming their coins. Everybody is doing paid shills and bundling. Trenches are trenches. I can understand having a bad day or being frustrated after a few disappointments, but I genuinely don’t see the point of staying this mad about the whole situation. If you were overallocated and lost big, I’m genuinely sorry for you. But at the end of the day, the person to blame is always the one clicking the button. I mean, we’re buying shitcoins on an unofficial pre-mainnet chain. This is peak trenches. This is peak war. Disappointment and frustration? Fair enough. But extreme cope and hate? Makes absolutely no sense to me.

Fully agree that this is part of the bull case for @Enter_Elysium: > Hypercore offers an expensive but anti-vamp future that could allow tickers to run harder and longer, as they gain more legitimacy. > The L2 flywheel, with $KNTQ as the main token, already backed by an actual business and now potentially benefiting from new revenue streams: sequencing fees and dApps aligning themselves with the ecosystem by using part of their revenue to buy back the token. > On top of that, you’re directly connected to Hyperliquid, one of the top projects in the space, which could attract some serious builders and allow genuinely innovative apps to emerge. —- Put all of this together, and Elysium could actually be in a much better spot than most of the L2s we’ve seen in the past. More importantly, it offers potential answers to some of the biggest problems we’ve seen onchain: > Lack of a real L2 token flywheel > PvP dynamics dominating the ecosystem, without any escape for genuine believers and builders > Fragmented liquidity > Lack of playground allowing genuine innovation We could go much deeper into this, but the more I look at it, the more interesting it gets tbh. —- The timing is a bit weird, though. On one hand, the market is pretty weak, and I don’t think current conditions will allow for a crazy onchain season. On the other hand, there’s not much else that’s genuinely exciting rn, and with so many people sitting on the sidelines waiting for better conditions, attention could concentrate pretty quickly if something starts cooking. $e/acc

I still don’t like the way @AscendLaunch decided to launch. But the more I look at the bigger picture, the more I think they’re actually playing the right game. They’ve always made it clear that their goal is to help tickers reach Hypercore. And unlike other launchpads, they don’t have their own token to pump. Their fees go towards kinetiq:native buybacks, directly aligning their success with the ecosystem. No token means a much higher ceiling for coins on the pad and no need to overmilk launches and endless pvp just to generate fees and keep their own project alive. It’s just a nice add for kinetiq:native. Also, you can clearly see the difference between teams spending their cash on KOLs and teams actually using it to secure Hypercore tickers and contribute to the ecosystem. I genuinely think securing the Hypercore ticker for $e/acc was a genny move. Especially considering that despite everyone FUDding the launch, the coin barely dipped. Outside of the big hands, almost nobody has an average entry below $700K–$1M mcap. I think there’s still a lot of room to run. Of course, it all depends on whether Elysium actually cooks, but so far, things are looking pretty good. I’ll probably buy a dip on the 9th if we get one. $e/acc