Travis Kellogg

Hi @LaunchOnSF team, I wanted to flag something on the Ecosystem Flywheel for $BANKROLL (B32ocrADBEo1XHsGVnxqP81SaK2NiZkQmmAoTnmT8Ybu). Our last flywheel burn was Oct 10, and we haven't been in the rankings since. By the published rules we should qualify on both volume and market cap. Right now, per your own API: • Market cap: $7.16M • 24h volume: $30.6K, which is 0.43% of market cap (rule is 0.25%) • That ranks about #3 among qualifying tokens. The current #10 is about $1.6M. Daily volume to market cap since we dropped out (UTC days, all three USDC pools): Oct 11: $58.3K / $5.74M = 1.02% ✅ Oct 12: $256.3K / $3.02M = 8.48% ✅ Oct 13: $123.7K / $5.13M = 2.41% ✅ Oct 14: $24.1K / $5.59M = 0.43% ✅ Oct 15: $24.5K / $6.49M = 0.38% ✅ Oct 16: $82.6K / $7.31M = 1.13% ✅ Oct 17: $30.5K / $7.13M = 0.43% ✅ Oct 18: $77.5K / $9.97M = 0.78% ✅ Oct 19: $115.8K / $10.24M = 1.13% ✅ Oct 20: $104.4K / $10.59M = 0.99% ✅ Oct 21: $34.5K / $11.24M = 0.31% ✅ Oct 22: $31.6K / $11.26M = 0.28% ✅ Oct 23: $29.4K / $11.46M = 0.26% ✅ Oct 24: $27.4K / $11.03M = 0.249% ❌ (just under) Oct 25: $29.4K / $10.26M = 0.29% ✅ Oct 26: $162.2K / $9.57M = 1.69% ✅ Oct 27: $43.6K / $7.76M = 0.56% ✅ That's 16 of 17 days passing, and every one of them was well inside the top 10 by market cap. So volume and rank both check out, which suggests something else is keeping $BANKROLL out. Could you take a look and let us know what's going on, or whether there's a rule we're missing? Happy to provide anything you need. Thanks! P.S. When I pasted this in support I got insta muted. @bankteller is my TG

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Every cycle, the market is told the same thing: when uncertainty hits, run to a hedge. This week showed what those hedges are really made of. Gold, the classic safe haven, is down about 3.5% and heading for its worst week since June, briefly dipping below $4,000 an ounce. Oil near $100 revived inflation fears, kept yields high, and pushed traders toward pricing in a December Fed hike. Stocks fared no better: the Nasdaq dropped 2.6% on Thursday as the AI trade wobbled, and money fled to defensive stocks and bonds. Even Bitcoin swung thousands of dollars in a day, moving in step with tech stocks. Notice the pattern. They're different assets, but they're all reacting to the same few headlines. When oil moves, they all move. When the Fed speaks, they all flinch. That's not a hedge. That's correlated exposure to one macro story. solana:B32ocrADBEo1XHsGVnxqP81SaK2NiZkQmmAoTnmT8Ybu is built differently. Our chart reflects one thing: the activity of our own cooperative. Here's what that means in practice. Every $BANKROLL transfer carries a 3% fee that goes back to holders as USDC rewards, real dollar stablecoin cashflow and not inflationary emissions. Our BANKROLL/USDC liquidity pool is permanently locked. No team, whale, or market maker can pull it, and its trading fees compound back into deeper liquidity over time. Because the pool is paired with USDC rather than SOL or ETH, our price isn't tied to the swings of another volatile asset. The price moves when our community moves. That's the heart of the cooperative hedge. Our price action is driven by our activity, not by oil, the Fed, or a sell-off in AI stocks. When we hold, the chart shows it. When we grow, liquidity deepens. When volume flows, every holder earns, in dollars, whatever the rest of the market does that day. Think about what that means for a holder. In most markets you're betting on forces you can't control: central bankers, geopolitics, earnings calls. In the Bankroll cooperative, the outcome is driven by the people in it. Every holder who stays, every new member who joins, and every trade through the pool strengthens the whole network. Our results come from our own conviction. This is what Bankroll Network has been building since 2020 under one mission: Cashflow for All. It also rests on one principle, Proof of Liquidity: an asset should stand on verified onchain liquidity that no central party can pull. While most of the market reacts to the next headline, we build. While traders get liquidated on both sides, the cooperative keeps stacking: more holders, deeper liquidity, steady USDC payouts. And this is just the foundation. We're building more USDC-based systems that run around the clock: farms designed to generate yield and turn that profit into steady buy pressure for $BANKROLL. Every system we add is another engine working for the cooperative, day and night, no matter what the headlines say. Hold together. Grow together. $BANKROLL leads the way.

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🔎 Who is "Samsrepx," the top solana:B32ocrADBEo1XHsGVnxqP81SaK2NiZkQmmAoTnmT8Ybu seller? The wallet Dexscreener shows as the biggest recent seller is samsrep (@samsrepx), a public KOL trader: CUHBzSPSaNS3tArEtM3maSV6pNdJhHJFYZpurPPK9P7H Solana Tracker labels it a KOL trading through Axiom and Bloom, with about 88,000 trades on record. KOL Explorer lists $BANKROLL as its best trade, at about +$32K. What it did on $BANKROLL (times ET): • Oct 3, 8:04 PM: it bought about 15.4M $BANKROLL for about 19 SOL, roughly 90 seconds after launch. • Oct 11: about 7.3M more came in from a side wallet it funded itself. • Oct 9–12: it sold steadily into the rally. The last sale was Oct 12 at 6:16 PM. • Result: it sold all 22.7M for about 620 SOL and now holds zero. Is it connected to StonkFun? I couldn't find any connection to StonkFun. We checked on-chain: • None of its wallets were funded by, or sent funds to, StonkFun's platform, pool, or metadata wallets. • It isn't one of the Streamflow vesting recipients. • None of its $BANKROLL came from a StonkFun distribution. It bought every token on the open market. • It shows no pattern of dumping other StonkFun launches. This is a fast KOL sniper that bought early, took profit, and has fully exited. That supply is gone now, and the people holding $BANKROLL today are holders, not that wallet. If anyone has proof of a StonkFun link, such as an actual on-chain transfer, please share it and we'll look. We haven't found one. DCA and HODL and take back full control of the supply as we take things to the next level. Time to put on the squeeze, higher MC, more attention and partners!

Quick opsec check for holders: Never share your seed phrase. No real support team will ever ask for it. Never give anyone access to your device or computer. No screen sharing, no remote-access apps. Don't take calls from "support." Real help never needs a call. Bookmark the official site and use only that. Paste the contract address from a saved copy, not from replies or DMs. Revoke old token approvals you don't use. Keep long-term holdings in a hardware wallet. If someone DMs or calls you first, it's a scam. bankroll.network/security.ht…