I’ve been a crypto enthusiast since 2017. In DeFi since 2020. Surfer. Free spirit. Chads fellah.

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Joined January 2026
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You’re constantly making breakthroughs in technological improvements, but bro, there’s another side to the coin - social impact. That deserves just as much attention. 🤷‍♂️
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Ansem, this guy is right. What matters is what those hours, that time, and that victory are actually built on. If someone can’t turn that victory into something socially valuable, then all those views, hours, and cars are just an illusion of success. It’s all temporary, and there’s no soul in it. But the soul is eternal. The true wealth of the soul isn’t measured by flexing or showing off. It’s measured by how many people you’ve helped live a better life. That’s what makes a person happy. That’s what makes a person valuable. @blknoiz06
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True life change story’s > That’s value
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Replying to @Smaris @a1lon9
There’s some truth to what he’s saying. The way he frames it around FOMO might put people off, but the fact is that PumpFun was originally a launchpad, not just a trading app. That’s a huge competitive advantage. But treating it as normal for people on PumpFun to be not just speculators but outright gamblers is fundamentally wrong. At its core, it’s a launchpad first and a trading platform second. The right approach would be to support not only the launch of projects, but also their long-term development. xitter.cf/chieftokenbased/status…
Yo, @a1lon9 , what do you think about introducing a social reputation system on @Pumpfun ? I’m not talking about callout rankings or economic performance metrics. I mean actual social reputation. People should be able to publicly flag someone as a scumbag, even if their calls deliver 2x or 10x returns at the cost of outright scams. Some of these assholes have decent ratings and thousands, even tens of thousands of followers, yet they’re absolute pieces of shit. And the platform doesn’t socially identify them as such. There’s no button to flag that kind of behavior. We need social reputation rankings. This could create at least a basic system of social stratification within the ecosystem. Developers who launch tokens and genuinely contribute to the process could be rewarded not only with fees, but also with status, recognition, and followers. Meanwhile, those who act in bad faith could lose their status and become ineligible for both social and financial rewards. Reward the devs who do things the right way. Let the community downvote the assholes into oblivion.
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Replying to @MissionGains
Bro, you forgot the third step: absolutely obliterating everyone with all the supply you’ve accumulated 😁😁
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Replying to @blknoiz06 @tomkysar
There’s nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come. Bro, you’re talking about concepts that are years ahead of their time. Social tokens are one of them - the market hasn’t recognized their potential yet, and everyone is still talking about memecoins. Dude, you were talking about social tokens a long time ago, weren’t you? Or am I mistaken? When did you first start talking about them? @blknoiz06
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Replying to @FerreWeb3
Dude, you’re absolutely right. The issue isn’t so much the technology itself, but how it’s socially adapted and integrated. I agree with you. @FerreWeb3
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