₿ricks retweeted
Replying to @kilorippy
if more of CT started engaging with quality content based on real trading frameworks and thoughts processes instead of broccoli headed streamer insider vamp cabal content, CT would be fun and enjoyable again
hear me out... @kimchi1x is a larp industry plant
> HE NEVER MADE $40M from TRUMP ❌
> he's sponsored by big guys to max extract
> they sell you a dream lifestyle so you ape it
> years ago, he was literally deploying shitters and rugging them
> now the same aura gets pushed by @Pumpfun as "be the next kimchi" 🤡
i told you before, and i say it again... don't get fooled.
don't fund LARPmaxxers luxury lifestyle, save your money.
1/ Kimchi didn't make $40M on $TRUMP
Not even close.
We traced his wallets and found his actual profits 🧵
₿ricks retweeted
JUST IN: THE WALLET THE SLEUTHS TRACKED REPORTEDLY BELONGS TO TRADER ‘KENZOSOL’
NOT KIMCHI
JUST IN: MULTIPLE BLOCKCHAIN SLEUTHS TRACKED KIMCHI’S WALLETS
THEY REPORT FINDING THAT HE MADE $6M OFF $TRUMP, NOT $40M
this lifestyle is 100% fake btw
you cant afford to fly private regularly with a networth of $40 million
i know people in crypto with verified on chain networths above $100 million that dont fly private
i have several friends on the pga tour with lifetime public earnings above $50 million and they dont fly wheels up
i dont even care to add up all the other purchases
larping faggot
₿ricks retweeted
this just screams loneliness & desperation to fill an infinite void that can never be filled. this type of lifestyle isn’t fulfilling, it’s transactional & empty
there’s no amount of material items, paid escorts, private jets, or money will fill that void. do not idolize ppl like this
but this is supposed to “onboard” ppl into crypto? this shit is actually depressing to watch
this is past spiritually poor, this is spiritual poverty
₿ricks retweeted
And the most predatory company in the world award goes to … 🥁 🥁 🥁
Kimchi just BEAT his $40M Trump trade in 1 HOUR after joining Pumpfun
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Kimchi holds ~75% of the low-liquidity $KIMCHI meme coin supply per pump.fun/coin/CSocnzcRp… explaining the displayed portfolio value after his Pumpfun affiliation, contrary to implied trading profits. The $40M Trump trade is an unverified legend with no on-chain confirmation memecoin.wiki/wiki/kimchi.
x.com/crypto_echad/s…
x.com/iamtheR2G/stat…
₿ricks retweeted
The funniest part about this is that TRUMP wasn’t even launched on Pumpfun (and if it was, no one would even know Kimchi’s name.)
It speaks volumes they need to use an example of a trade from outside of their ecosystem to market themselves lmao.
₿ricks retweeted
Pump.fun..
Ansem. Kimchi. Banks, etc.
I’m sick of watching this crowd sell young people the idea that chasing internet personalities is a path to wealth.
The whole spectacle looks recycled. Build the persona, platform the character, saturate the timeline. When the audience gets bored, wheel out the next “final boss.”
Banks, if you can give these guys a platform, you can ask them who pays them, what they hold and what they sell while their followers are buying. Otherwise, spare us the performance.
Ansem and Kimchi, being good at attracting attention doesn’t make you worth listening to. Show people a repeatable process. Explain the incentives and put the relationships on the table.
Young people need an education. What they’re getting is a fucking casino with a podcast marketing department.
And when it blows up, suddenly everyone discovers “personal responsibility.” The promotion was everybody’s business. The consequences belong to the kid who believed it.
I have nothing but contempt for that business model and the people who glamorize it.
You want respect?
Earn it by being useful after the audience stops making you money.
Kimchi just BEAT his $40M Trump trade in 1 HOUR after joining Pumpfun
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Kimchi holds ~75% of the low-liquidity $KIMCHI meme coin supply per pump.fun/coin/CSocnzcRp… explaining the displayed portfolio value after his Pumpfun affiliation, contrary to implied trading profits. The $40M Trump trade is an unverified legend with no on-chain confirmation memecoin.wiki/wiki/kimchi.
x.com/crypto_echad/s…
x.com/iamtheR2G/stat…
shut the fuck up faggot
Pumpfun is slowly but surely realizing its vision of becoming the main venue for anything interesting happening onchain.
Pump started as a simple bonding curve launchpad built to solve trust and liquidity for new launches.
Since then, we've shipped products like PumpSwap, Creator Fees, the Pumpfun app, Custom Pairs, and Holder Rewards which have all helped turn Pumpfun into the L1 for onchain trading, launchpads, and crypto native experiments.
Our existing infrastructure enables builders to create novel products with custom mechanics. Creator Fees give teams a potential revenue stream, giving them the flexibility they need during their early stage to invest in their own growth or, for example, to support tokens launching on their launchpad.
Creator fees have recently paid well over $20m per week.
For every pump launchpad update, aside from thinking about retail users, we consciously include developers as part of the conversation. Our goals are to make their lives easier, their work rewarding, and provide them with all the tools they need to succeed.
The more products that launch on Pumpfun, the bigger Pumpfun gets, and the more builders we can attract to launch on Pumpfun.
If you’re building anything in crypto and want to access instant attention and liquidity to support the long term success of your product, the best place to do it is on Pumpfun.
₿ricks retweeted
hey @vladtenev that pill really do help before ur big meetings huh
$VIAG
₿ricks retweeted
One joint can start a friendship
One joint can end a fight
One joint can save a relationship
One joint can save a life 🍃😮💨
₿ricks retweeted
People begged for holder rewards for over a year btw and highlighted it as a problem in the trenches
Pumpfun doesn't actively do anything to benefit their users
They only react and squirm when competitors do things that do









































