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Also, you need to be aware that the power structure in crypto has drastically shifted. PumpFun has slowly replaced the majority of CT with their own friends, family, relatives. Many of the current employees at PumpFun are their brothers, cousins, sisters, childhood/ school friends. This is because they can be more readily trusted/ controlled, like the mafia. From what I’m seeing- maybe this estimate is off, on a coin like penguin, at least 40% of the top holders will be heavily/ masterfully disguised Pumpfun bundles/ market makers, 15% will be some Ai driven strategy or bot, 20% will be Pumpfun loyalists/ affiliates/ family/ KOLs (many with very little skill/ history in crypto like Jeets), and 20% will be actual CT/ outsiders. The other thing to be aware of is that Pumpfun has mastered the art of going viral. The vast majority of events that feel externally, organically driven are not. They are the product of viral campaigns, planted stories, networks of influencers/ large content accounts, and clever sleight of hand. All of this can be bought and paid for, and now there’s enough money/ incentive in this industry to do so. So what this means is that there will be many memes that are not viral- you’ve never seen them before, then they increase in virality until it’s just obvious but by then the gap between virality and price/ value has been filled. The old edges are not edges anymore. Edges still exist, arbitrage opportunities still exist, but they are far fewer, and rapidly diminishing every day. At the very least, stop and examine your edge/ your game and take a step back and reassess if it’s not working, don’t fall into the machine.