I want to paint the picture of how it will feel once $TROLL starts climbing past our last high At first, a climb will feel bullish to everyone who’s been buying at these levels and relief for those underwater. For the sidelined, it’ll look like the price action’s thrashings for a coin a cult won’t put down — they will think we’re retards, that’s fine. Then inevitably, there’ll be a period where the climb feels like it’s in danger or that it was fake all along, blah blah blah. This is where the sidelined will rejoice because it’s a confirmation of their beliefs. For the faithful DCA’ers and steadfast holders, it’ll be one of a million tests we’ve had to endure for the past couple of months. Nothing new for us. And then, there’ll be the event. The undeniable event that cements TROLL’s place among the OG trio of Pepe, Doge, and, of course, Troll itself. At that stage, everyone will ask themselves the typical questions: ‘why the fuck didn’t I take out a loan?’ ‘what did I expect? it’s literally the troll face’ ‘how will I look at my kids in the eyes now?’ Everyone will feel like they missed out. But then… there will be billions. And at that stage, the scenes are too graphic for me to describe on the timeline. Just know that you do not want to feel being underexposed at that point. Trade Less, $TROLL More

$troll is building the liquidity necessary to be able to absorb transactions like this you cannot have this kind of buy against a 25k new pair liquidity pool this money is still in the space but the vast majority of memes are incapable of serving them study longtermism

entries on troll under 100m is joining a movement of bagworkers KOLs should act as gasoline on fires, not the movement itself memes are a network effects asset and $troll is my asset of choice