same artist as pistacio that’s at 8m rn is claiming fees on wassie 77JTvYcbfrjEbHabZbHqSQHGb5xWwSArPi8gVsAkpump ran 50m on eth

gg @Cupseyy

After a bit of a delay, here’s all the info to catch you up on Doge2. @ourbravestboy never had fees directed to him UNTIL today. He was scammed by the owner/deployer of the coin and only figured it out after reading his hundreds of DMs about “making 30k.” He never deleted his posts. Everything he uploaded was posted in the first community, where he was eventually banned after the community owner/dev blocked him on Instagram once he figured out what was going on with the fees (which automatically removed his posts). I got on a call with him yesterday and he’s a super chill guy. He wasn’t really too sure what was going on, but I caught him up to speed and he loves the idea. Once I got his wallet, I went straight to @json1444 and got the fees redirected in under 10 hours (s/o PF for that). Now that he actually has fees directed to him and can benefit from his own pet coin, this runs back to ATH and more. The lore on this is ridiculously good AND it’s being backed by the owner himself. He’s been fully transparent about endorsing it and being active. Now it’s time we send this.

$POOLS real one 0x7fe3778b2520a5868fb8bc16fea0f33dd9e7122a

How the POOLS check was actually done (all on-chain, reproducible) Everything below comes from Robinhood Chain's public Blockscout explorer (robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…, chainId 4663). Every pools.trade launch goes through the LiquidityLauncher via a multicall, and the launch calldata embeds a JSON blob: {"v":1,"xVerificationToken":""}. Pull any launch tx, read raw_input, and base64-decode the token — no special access needed. The two layers people confuse: Typed "X handle" = metadata, spoofable. Launch UIs (e.g. poolsauctionradar.com) have a free-text X-handle field, not risk-checked. Proof it's meaningless: search "frong" on the explorer → 50+ tokens all named FRONG, many with vanity addresses ending …0C47. Names, tickers, logos, typed handles are cloned at scale. Signed xVerificationToken = a JWT signed by pools.trade's key, embedded in the tx. This is the real one. Decoded payload = {x_handle, x_user_id, wallet_address, iat}. POOLS (the one in question): CA 0x7Fe3778B2520A5868fB8BC16FEa0f33dd9e7122a Deployer / tx.from 0xe83E8EC76783d9f072D847EE69b7e630A8b6C501 Embedded JWT → x_handle: TradePools, x_user_id: 2080394757721735168, wallet_address = the deployer → wallet_match ✅ That user_id resolves to x.com/TradePools (open x.com/i/user/208039475772173… → redirects to @TradePools). Same pattern on other real launches: FRONG 0x6245e67affA44a23077f0Ea7f981a8DC743a0c47 → JWT @zacklabadie, wallet == deployer ✅ CHWDR 0xB358766827d7C704d3c52a57b5Cf181D1b0ffC6c → JWT @zacklabadie, wallet == deployer ✅ (different iat + different signature per launch → freshly signed each time, not a reused blob) But here's the important catch — signed + wallet_match is NOT enough: FROG 0x65039110a928CbD84137FAD0AE327b4A959A1dcd carries a signed JWT claiming @TradePools with the same x_user_id 2080394757721735168 — but from a different wallet 0xC3dF2A939B892715b74115EF29029f8efCA9958F, and wallet_match is still true for it. So the same @TradePools identity now appears from two unrelated wallets. That means "has a signed token + wallet matches sender" does not by itself prove which token is the genuine @TradePools one. Limits (stated plainly): I can't recompute the HMAC signature without pools.trade's secret key, and can't see their backend to confirm it enforces a real X login. So on-chain data alone can't crown a single "official" POOLS — that only settles when @TradePools posts its canonical CA itself (the account currently has 0 posts). Net: a token merely showing an X handle proves nothing; even a signed token + wallet match isn't decisive when the same handle shows up from multiple wallets. Anchor on the contract address, and wait for the verified account to publish it.

@BillyM2k just claimed another 7 SOL solscan.io/tx/4D6ZxDwTddiN5F… If he didn’t care he would have sold like every other coin this is bigger then Ansem CBQ7NJvfmTKUaYsEaVQTk4sLA1gHYMGMqYWX89rUpump

Can we finally run $Kabosu You would not have doge, cate, Shib, if it was not for Kabosu. Doge coin is the most successful meme coin ever. In perspective SOL ATH was 86bC Doge was 74b MC (might be off by a little)