Why was $BOME the #1 fastest to 1 Billion ever?
Multiple factors,
But among the top ones was this chart of $SOL price, and $BOME’s 3/14 launch date.
(And this chart doesn’t make it instantly clear to you the incredible timing of BOME, and how that hugely contributed to its record-breaking success, then GTFO of trading or investing and never give anyone advice ever again, ya moron.)
Multiple factors,
But among the top ones was this chart of $SOL price, and $BOME’s 3/14 launch date.
(And this chart doesn’t make it instantly clear to you the incredible timing of BOME, and how that hugely contributed to its record-breaking success, then GTFO of trading or investing and never give anyone advice ever again, ya moron.)
$MOTHER re-flips $DADDY
(And dexscreener’s market cap chart remains broken and wrong….)
(And dexscreener’s market cap chart remains broken and wrong….)
DoomPosting
Been asking myself that for quite a while too Sus, but so often sus things in crypto send. Or maybe wil collapse. No idea. Weirdest memecoin. ($BEER)
Now looking like $BEER may not have been a total rug after all,
…despite being promoted by known fraudsters (but fwiw so was 2011 bitcoin)
So, alternate theory,
— Was the beer crash the consequence of what happens when you don’t have multiple deep pullbacks along the way to shake out weak hands, leading to a much bigger dump to eventually happen later on?
Notice how:
+ $BEER had a very unusual, almost a stairstep pattern on almost the whole ramp up, never dumping much
+ Lots of people naturally take a strategy of “I’ll keep holding until it drops ~30% or more, then dump”
+ But with this stairstep movement, nothing to shake out those out along the way
…until finally a ~30%+ shakeout happens, and it’s enormous
Who knows.
…despite being promoted by known fraudsters (but fwiw so was 2011 bitcoin)
So, alternate theory,
— Was the beer crash the consequence of what happens when you don’t have multiple deep pullbacks along the way to shake out weak hands, leading to a much bigger dump to eventually happen later on?
Notice how:
+ $BEER had a very unusual, almost a stairstep pattern on almost the whole ramp up, never dumping much
+ Lots of people naturally take a strategy of “I’ll keep holding until it drops ~30% or more, then dump”
+ But with this stairstep movement, nothing to shake out those out along the way
…until finally a ~30%+ shakeout happens, and it’s enormous
Who knows.
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