Threadguy explains why on-chain trading is more addicting than any social media app "I just watched Martin Shkreli log on to Pumpfun. He had a million dollars in Martin coin sitting there waiting for him, then he called his cat, watched the cat go 50x in 15 seconds, and vamped his own cat under a different name, all in 5 minutes. Watching this live it's just so obvious why people are going to trade on-chain. It's so addicting, especially if you're a big name. You log on, you're new to it, and there's $500k sitting in a coin waiting for you. Is it good, is it bad, what does it mean? I don't even have a take, but it's the most addicting thing there is." "These are the most addicting social media apps in the world. It's more addicting than Twitter, more addicting than Instagram. Seeing what your friends are financially speculating on is the stickiest act in all of social media. Watching people make and lose money in real time, it's so sticky. It looks like a scam, it ends in ruin every time, of course, but the apps are unbelievably sticky."