Every Flipper got once his heart broken as a holder. We weren't born that way, we were created.

Joined April 2022
I bought back 116 Creepz and 4 Kodas worth around $45,000 by monitoring transfers, tracking bid depths, and buying them at the lowest prices. Holding wallet: 0xbbf693704fc6ddd06da136aff9398d23d6b37898 If one of these was yours, put your Twitter name in the OpenSea bio of the drained wallet and DM me, or verify any other valid way. Once verified, I'll sell it back to you at my purchase price. I won't entertain impersonators and don't send me links.
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Coming to ApeFest thanks to a dear friend ! It’ll be my first time in the States If you’ll be there, hit me up ✌️
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Very happy to see the support for @HV_MTL It’s been slow, but a lot is being built in the background. I’m not a long term guy, but Adam Weitsman as founder changed that for me. This is my last real NFT bet, and I’m confident it’ll be worth it. Glad to have you with us
I became a holder of this project a few days ago and I believe they deserve support and respect from the space, I'm talking about @HV_MTL In September 2025 the collection was acquired from Faraway Games by entrepreneur @AdamWeitsman and partner Gabe (@Gabrielesm1). Weitsman stated the mission as building “a lasting legacy not only for Digital Art but also to help people use and experience this amazing technology,” working with top artists, developers, and engineers, with @OthersideMeta integration as a core part of the vision. HV-MTL in 2026 isn't trying to be another side collection. Adam wants the bots all in on Otherside, one of the main things living there, not a footnote. Gabe stepped back in May. Adam took the wheel with @aventurine_eth and started working directly with Yuga. The goal hasn't changed since the takeover: make it last, and make it something people actually use. They're building the lore, getting Evo 2 avatars playable in-world and shipping small stuff instead of stacking promises. No token coming. Toys and cards are on the radar, not the focus. No new evolution tier either. Just make the bots real. July was First Charge, a free-to-play Otherside challenge. Holders get type avatars and buffs. Everyone else can still play. Adam called it the start of the long game. By late September, Otherside was posting the Glitch avatars being modeled, rigged, and textured so they can actually move in there. Gaming, art, culture. That's the whole pitch.
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I do have to say though, looking at the amount of hate this got and the low volume. I might have been wrong on the timing haha. Probably burned a bit of money in the short term
I honestly think it might soon be time to buy @pudgypenguins again. As much as Abstract being out is a stain on his reputation and fucks over a big part of his community, it was probably the best decision they could have made. Abstract really didn't look like it was going anywhere, and with Luca saying they're going full focus on NFTs, they might actually be able to get things moving again. Also, a wallet loaded $1M in ETH and started sweeping right after the announcement. Obviously an insider or the team, but which founder loads $1M to support his own NFT collection nowadays? Wallet: 0xb972c97213a47bf58fe2cce28eb3e2f65c842f97
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I honestly think it might soon be time to buy @pudgypenguins again. As much as Abstract being out is a stain on his reputation and fucks over a big part of his community, it was probably the best decision they could have made. Abstract really didn't look like it was going anywhere, and with Luca saying they're going full focus on NFTs, they might actually be able to get things moving again. Also, a wallet loaded $1M in ETH and started sweeping right after the announcement. Obviously an insider or the team, but which founder loads $1M to support his own NFT collection nowadays? Wallet: 0xb972c97213a47bf58fe2cce28eb3e2f65c842f97
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Alright, time to get locked in again. Wrapped up a lot this week, stuff I had to deal with for over a year. How it's gonna end up, I have no clue, but it's behind me now. I even had one opportunity that could have resolved everything on my side. Life changing to say the least. In the end it didn't happen, and the reason why is even worse. But I can't let that get to me. Especially since the market is going back up, opportunities will likely become easier. My profits this month have still been mostly NFT related. As much as I try to switch to tokens, it's still something I'm working on. On the token side, I understood that the path to use my CT monitoring system is to spot narratives. Time sensitive information is usually getting tweeted too late. The alternative is sniping tokens from ticker/contract mentions, but real opportunities are still very few. The real alpha is onchain. I know everyone says that, so it might sound like nothing, but from my perspective it actually changed a few things. To me there needs to be a lot of logic behind charts, and a coin going to millions with no thesis just didn't make sense. People like to call it "crime," but that's usually a lazy way to say "I don't know." While monitoring FOMO accounts to understand how that worked, I came to a conclusion. There are actually 2 lores on a token: 1. The lore of the coin itself (the one you see on CT) 2. The lore happening onchain Let's say you have a random token. The first metric is not what the token is about, but the deployer wallet: → Did he already launch a token that went to $10M? → Does he hold a lot of funds? That could show he isn't going to sell for pennies → Is he someone known ? if so how much is his reputation worth Then: → An influencer buys, bots try to get into the same block as him → That volume spike makes people think he's an insider → A whale starts buying, people speculate even more Those things create a snowball effect, and none of it is necessarily visible on any social platform. The coin could go to a few million without any visible thesis attached to it. Trying to understand those patterns is what I've been mostly working on for the last few months. No clue if I'm gonna get it, but that's gonna be my focus.
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I’ll need your help unflagging them on OpenSea, as I can’t do private sales with them on Blur.
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Fuck my life, need some time off Just revoke ME please
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What a wild day for NFTs
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Please revoke the ME contract asap 0x9A1D00bEd7CD04BCDA516d721A596eb22Aac6834 (dangerous)
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A wallet was able to drain 49 Kodas He’ll likely WETH them on OpenSea. I have enough funds to save around 15 of them, but if anyone can help save some of the others, it would be greatly appreciated. Wallet: 0x76c0B7C399FFCCF3E720311Ff06132dfFa9e2F9D
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Damn I was a bit late, was able to save only 4 of them.
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> wake up after 3h of sleep > watch a drainer take 100 NFTs/sec > heart pounding > run every wallet I own through Claude > safe > still start thinking about doomsday > then realize @0xQuit already saved us G saved NFTs once again. Thank you for being here, you're a blessing to this space 🙏
Replying to @CirrusNFT
hey ya this is a whitehat and everything in 0x71cF3f5724bD2B72Ef6464992aCd26216DE7fe33 is safe and will be returned once they are no longer at risk
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Today I flipped 137 DapeWives for 1.9 ETH ($5,100) profit. After I bought them, I saw some tweets saying I had just joined a new community, so I had to clear up that awkward misunderstanding haha But honestly, @aspenshredder is a cool guy, so I’m gonna keep that one. Besides, it made me think a bit about my approach in general from last cycle. If I had to point out one big negative, it’s that besides a few friends, I never really tried to connect with people or projects. And even though NFTs have been in a dark place financially, there is one thing I would say they’re very useful for, building connections and getting access to specific people. So I might actually change that this cycle and involve myself in more communities.
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The hard part will still be the actual approach I’m not really the type to DM people for small talk, so there’s that haha
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Over the last 2 weeks I’ve realised 5.3 ETH ($14,000) on NFTs. If I include unrealized profits, it’s around 7.2 ETH ($20,000). Sniping different reveals, flipping a 1/1 Blokyz, building a bot for ZKsnark on a chain with almost no competition, and catching whales offloading stuff. The unrealized profits are mostly from 3 Squiggles I bought at 2 ETH as they were lagging behind the Punks ripping, plus some other stuff I still need to sell. The last few months I haven’t taken posting seriously, mainly because I wasn’t trading. I honestly didn’t find my edge anymore... Instead, I’ve been working on automating 8–10h a day around NFT/token related stuff while constantly observing the market. Things seem to be slowly picking back up, and I definitely notice how much more efficient I’ve become. We might actually be back.
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Those last 2 weeks definitely helped my confidence go back up, and my sleep is starting to go down again haha. Was up for 28 hours because of credits (jackbutcher), just to take a small L haha, but it was great to train my bots on. Funny enough, tokens are what I dedicate most of my time to but my stuff isn’t on point yet to trade. Soon though.
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A small update again on my token work journey and what I’ve learned. With my social media monitoring system, I mentioned last time that I had already seen around 6 “free money” trades. The problem was that most of the time I simply wasn’t online and missed them, because you usually have less than 1 minute to take advantage of these moves. Then I realized I don’t actually need to be online. I just need to build a token sniper that can do the job for me with the correct metrics. One example really fired me up. Vlad, the CEO of Robinhood, followed a memecoin and it took 17 seconds for the token to go from $40M to $150M. 17 seconds is actually a very long time if you automate the whole process. And if his account is currently one of the most tracked accounts on CT, then there must be significantly less competition when it comes to mid sized influencers. That’s when I started digging deeper and realized there are basically two types of snipes I can do. The first is the social media type, where I detect the post or follow and react as quickly as possible. The second is more onchain focused. Instead of waiting for the influencer to post, I find the wallet/deployer connected to them and monitor the pending transaction. The goal is to get into the same block as them, which gives me the best chance of being as fast as possible. For that, I also had to put my servers close to the validators of the specific chain to reduce latency as much as possible. I’m also training my snipers using some bag shillers with reach. One example is James Wynn, with around 470k followers, who drops tokens at around $10k market caps. I found the deployer wallet where he sends these tokens and started testing how fast I could get in. Got rekt once because he put taxes haha. I’ve started to make some money, nothing crazy and no big play yet, but I like that direction. And in case anyone wants to replicate something like this, start small. What I’m doing is nothing new. Depending on what you’re hunting, the competition can be measured in milliseconds, and if your timing is bad, you can easily become the exit liquidity so choose your battles wisely. I’m basically just fucking around, testing things and finding stuff on my own until I find something that actually makes sense to me.
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I’ve officially joined the HV-MTL Community Advisory and Collaboration Team A while ago, I had a conversation with @AdamWeitsman where he introduced me to this position, and since then, it’s been an awesome experience working alongside the whole team. For those who don’t know me, I started my journey in crypto back in 2022 and have been able to make a living through trading, investing, and lending in NFTs. I’ve been here every day since then, so I’ve experienced the space from pretty much every angle and learned a lot along the way. My main priority will always be keeping the core community at heart and making sure we continue building with the community in mind, especially as a big holder myself. My background is a little different, and this is actually my first time stepping into a builder role. I’m excited to bring everything I’ve learned over the years to the table and see what we can build together. Excited for what’s ahead. 🫡
Introducing the HV-MTL: Syndicate A community ran advisory and collab management team Members: @James07570, @williamzenx, @S10ETH, @MakaveliDlaCruz and @rafalors The Syndicate will help: - Bounce ideas + provide feedback - Create content - Bring alpha through external collabs
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Finished my token scanner and combined it with my social monitoring system. I separated it into 3 different alert types. 1) Once a token gets scanned, it looks at the deployer to see if he has already launched bangers before, mainly to catch known devs launching again without having to already know them. 2) It checks my monitored CT list to see if they follow the coin. I have them ranked by importance, so lower tier accounts need multiple people to trigger a signal. 3) It scans all tokens on the chain and looks for spikes in unique wallets combined with volume compared to the usual activity. After that, it checks Twitter to see what caused the pump and sends me the tweet, if there is a reason. It fires around 25 times a day, so that's very manageable. It's likely not complete yet, but I'll improve it by looking at which opportunities I missed and adding whatever was missing. Next up is creating a list of wallets to track from pump/fomo, onchain activity, whatever. I'll have to think about how to integrate that into my different systems. I'll likely use a weighting system for their priority. The important ones will ping on their own, while the others will just act as additive confirmations to my system.
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Still looks a bit ugly, but it actually fired a very interesting one. Chill got followed by Netflix, the onchain metrics gave me the ping, and it pulled the tweet. Would have been a free trade. I wasn't looking, so nothing for me this time, but just knowing the scanner works is great news.
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