Binance transfered them to a cold wallet 3 hours later: solscan.io/account/5tzFkiKsc…
Stock market bear is here, it's just not evenly distributed.
Tech Stocks in Bear Market Territory:
1. AppLovin, $APP: -65%
2. CoreWeave, $CRWV: -57%
3. Coinbase, $COIN: -56%
4. Western Digital, $WDC: -52%
5. Oracle, $ORCL: -50%
6. Arm Holdings, $ARM: -49%
7. Circle, $CRCL: -44%
8. Sandisk, $SNDK: -42%
9. Robinhood, $HOOD: -40%
10. Seagate, $STX: -39%
11. ServiceNow, $NOW: -37%
12. Super Micro Computer, $SMCI: -35%
13. Intel, $INTC: -35%
14. Adobe, $ADBE: -34%
15. Broadcom, $AVGO: -31%
16. Marvell Technology, $MRVL: -30%
17. Alphabet, $GOOGL: -28%
18. IBM, $IBM: -25%
19. Micron, $MU: -24%
20. Meta, $META: -22%
We are in a "stealth" bear market.
Read our analysis below.
Leon.punk retweeted
Anthropic tried to mass rape the market for an egregious $2T valuation.
So Hades sent the market to the abyss.
They should’ve IPO’d last year at $250-500B and built out over time while giving people entries.
Instead looked for max extraction and this IPO prolly doesn’t go well.
Best of luck.
For context, the Solana champion (BP) has $19M in a single hot wallet, that's 11.6% of its total reserves (reported by CMC) solscan.io/account/43DbAvKxh…?
Replying to @therealchaseeb
What percentage is ok to have in the hot wallets? too little would cause more problems if outflows surge
People mocking CZ and siding with Elon because “trillionaire” forgets Twitter acquisition needed a crowdfunding campaign because Elon is illiquid af
What are the chances this guy knew about the Binance hack?
Someone created a new wallet, deposited 4M $USDC into #Hyperliquid, and opened a 5x long on 3,000 $XMR ($1.77M).
hypurrscan.io/address/0x5f2e…
Leon.punk retweeted
If you still support Pump Fun, I've lost all respect for you
Pump Fun has single-handedly become the worst company in crypto.
Not because they're dumping SOL
Not because they're a launchpad
But because Alon and his friends max extract with ZERO accountability
Promote their "biggest marketing stunt." Lure in a ton of new people.
Then RT an alleged hack, realize something is wrong within minutes, delete the RT...
and don't say a single word while more people keep burning their money
Imagine being a newbie and having to text live support just to find out Kimchi's account got hacked
because their CEO and the company couldn't tweet a fucking word
I just spent hours reconstructing the exact timeline of Kimchi's alleged hack
And the deeper I went, the more sus it got
At best, this looks like horrible mismanagement
But 3 questions still make ZERO sense:
1. Alon deleted his RT within 2–3 minutes. So he clearly realized something was wrong
Why didn't he immediately warn people NOT to buy???
Not a single word from him or pump fun...
2. Why did Alon RT it in the first place?
This was arguably the biggest partnership Pump Fun has ever done
A campaign at this level is planned down to the minute
3. Why did Kimchi delete ALL his Pump-related tweets afterward if they had an official deal???
By doing that, he basically rugged his own other token
one that had already been indirectly endorsed by Pump Fun itself


























