GM☕️ Came back home and found that $GOLD’s dev also completed today’s “delivery” and went for “safe profits” 😂
I spent the whole morning attending a parents’ meeting for the kids, so I had no time to do research. I just chased it when I saw it, and once I was out of the book, I didn’t manage anything further.
Let’s recap: in uncertain times, it’s important to be willing to make trial-and-error buys; but safety is even more important—getting out of the book is a must. As for whether you can make money after that, it depends on your research and judgment.
By the way, bro @frozenraspberry had already done some research in the group and pretty much confirmed that it’s a fake “official” narrative. I’m just driven by a gambler’s mindset—I left it sitting there after getting out of the book. That’s something to reflect on.
P.S.: The on-chain market has been really good lately—so you should spend more time watching it.
GM☕️ The $fone I bought yesterday has officially taken off; with the remaining allocation, I’ll hold it—and call this bag properly today. When I bought it yesterday, I genuinely loved the meme at first sight.
The name “apeonfone” is honestly pretty damn artistic 🤣:
1. “ape” literally means “ape,” and in crypto it’s “ape in”—don’t look at fundamentals, just rush in. The picture shows an ape, and the buyers are apes too.
2. “fone” is a deliberate misspelling of “phone,” paired with the same set of CT slang as “hodl” and “wif.” And “on fone” has long been used in the circle to mean “I’m operating on my phone; I’m too lazy to fix the typo.” Even the spelling itself is acting out the story it’s trying to tell.
3. You can use the ticker to form sentences:
all you need to make it is ape on your $fone
“Want to turn your life around? Just go all-in on your phone,” or also, “Want to turn things around? Just rush $fone.”
The naming structure is also clearly copying dogwifhat: animal + preposition + object, all lowercase and run together. Last round was dog wif hat; this round is ape on fone.
What I’m bullish on is that it looks a lot like Crypto’s self-portrait this cycle: scrolling X, checking group chats, staring at screenshots, and ordering on your phone. You get it at a glance, you can repeat it after reading once—this kind of meme doesn’t even need a manual 😂
PS: I have positions 🤪; everyone, do your own research and take responsibility for your own trades.
EricHSU_eth
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GM☕️ I aped on my fone😂
I bought a little $fone set to put on—paying for what I like🫠
GM☕️ These past two days, everything has been covered by Entropy.
On the perp platform running on Hyperliquid HIP-3, they want to turn things like pre-IPO companies such as Anthropic, global stocks, and RWA into 24/7 perpetual contracts. The first batch is already live on ANTH and SNDK.
The project just raised $14 million, led by Ribbit Capital. It also received support in the form of 500,000 HYPE tokens staked—an announcement said the figure is about $40 million. (Note: this $40 million isn’t an investment; it’s the staking threshold needed to open the market on HIP-3.)
As for normal interaction—this is something I haven’t “eaten meat” from in a long time. Project teams have gotten smarter too: the more they airdrop, the less they give—some don’t even send anything at all.
Quietly venting: the setup from Ethos Network recently is pretty ruthless. I messed around with a few seasons of XP; in the end there was no free airdrop. They put 20% up for public auction, and the XP-linked bonus is only 1%🫠
The projects I’m still interacting with are now few and far between:
- For perps, there’s only Variational left. They call it “interaction,” but really it’s just redirecting some portion of trades that were going to be done anyway; - Prediction markets are basically placing one order every day on Polymarket.
Entropy is the same: it’s all about participation. Later they’ll just break off some portion of transactions to route over—do whatever.
And referral commissions aren’t being competed for anymore. With such a small amount of visibility to begin with, there’s nothing meaningful to “race” for🤣
As for airdrops: if they give, they give; if not, then too bad. I honestly don’t have the drive to keep doing free labor for project teams every day anymore.
GM☕️ These past two days really are Cat SZN🐱—all kinds of cats flying around on different chains. Last night was this cat — BSC’s $SUE
The story of this cat: A construction crew in Ohio rescued a little kitten from a Komatsu excavator. They named her Sue after the Komatsu. Later, Komatsu actually mailed her a mini hard hat and a reflective safety vest.
Real cat, real story. After putting on the yellow hard hat, she became narrative-linked with the builders on BSC.
Last night, the fox family hit 277, and a 20k market cap got called out in the group, then it went out more than 100x. By the time I saw it it was already late, but I still chased the pump 🤷♀️
Personal take: The source, the meme, the name—everything is solid and not forced. It’s way better than things like binancecat and bicat 😂 After chasing, I sold first; the rest still hasn’t been figured out.
PS: Hakimi, look at how others do it. It’s already Cat SZN—can you fly too, okay? 🫠
GM☕️ It’s been a long time since I last wrote about OPCG. Recently, OP-17 just launched—then EB-05 and OP-18 were announced back-to-back for their card art. Bandai is at it again, collecting money 🤣
These 3 sets:
- OP-17 《The Strongest Warrior in the World》: the old Four Emperors’ 4 comic cards, plus Luffy leader Super Parallel and the Lox Pirates Super Parallel. The build is absolutely insane. There’s a lot of Luffy content, so I’m pretty optimistic about this set.
- EB-05 《ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2》: “Female characters are the most stable route for collecting money.” Nami, Robin SP, plus an entire row of leader illustration cards. The card art is very dependent on personal taste, but these kinds of cards have never lacked an audience.
- OP-18 《Dominion of the Gods》: currently my favorite. Robin comic card, Water Seven + God’s Knights, Franky leader card, plus Loki and Shambling Lock Saint illustrated by Yoshitaka Amano. I have to say, the overall quality of OPCG’s new card art really keeps getting higher 🤤
During this time, I didn’t really write much about TCG. Mostly because the overall market has been trending downward lately, and there are simply too many things to play in the crypto circle—so my attention has shifted for now.
I haven’t really moved the cards I have. Previously, I’ve always been following the route of “using small-card profits to grow big-card holdings.” During this pullback, big cards fell by a relatively smaller amount. Most of what I’m still holding are cards I genuinely like and am willing to keep for a long time. My positions feel comfortable, so I can hold them naturally.
Going forward, I’ll mainly focus on acquiring bare packs and getting them assessed/evaluated. After all, there are many good-looking cards among the new ones that I want, and I’ll likely be even more picky. Having a colder market is also fine—it at least means I won’t end up wanting one more after seeing it every time I see a card 🤣
GM☕️ This morning there’s nothing really new—only $BASECAT
First of all, thanks to Rain-in-the-storm’s Crazy Sleeper ( @SleepinRain ) for the huge CALL! It felt extremely aligned with the buy-in logic, so I quickly followed through!
He even jumped straight onto Coinbase—something new 😂
The only regret is that I didn’t realize that GMGN’s limit orders are in U-denominated terms; the E I bought decreased because of the big rally 😂……
GM☕️ Log it down—achieving in crypto: from my entry point, I watched a 1000x🤤 emerge.
At first, around 52k, I stuffed a lottery position in. Then I sold all the way, and I still have a little left until now. Later, dividends from other tokens came in too—bringing in some more $牛—so the multiple on the dashboard got diluted. As a result, I couldn’t catch that beautiful 1000x screenshot anymore🫠
My principal was small, so the absolute gains aren’t as crazy as “1000x” looks. But I still want to commemorate it: the first time I personally watched a lottery position worth 0.1 BNB run from 52k all the way to 65m—and somehow I didn’t completely sell too early.
I used to think it was a pity that I bought too little for the lottery position. This time, though, I figured it out differently. Maybe because the position was small, going to zero is something I can bear—so when it pumps, it’s also easier for me to hold.
Of course, crypto won’t hand out rewards just because someone has been around longer. But you have to stay at the table first—when the unexpected comes, there might just happen to be a ticket still in your hand.
GM☕️ Big Pie “Leopard Pull” lifted from 65k to 69k; the short liquidation amount is only second to last year’s 1011.
It just feels like it’s been sideways for too long—this crew got relaxed. Then suddenly the market moved, and maybe they didn’t have time to top up margin, right?🤪
Of course it’s exciting. After waiting for so long, we finally get a decent-looking market move.
But my position is really too small—this run-up feels almost the same as it not going up. Whether this counts as missing out (FOMO) is something I’m still not sure about myself🤣
GM☕️ µToken launched last night, but it didn’t make much of a splash.
The market has been treating it as a new setup for $UPEG’s in-house team, but so far, it hasn’t empowered $UPEG at all—$UPEG has no upside anymore, so it started to drop. In the last 24h, it’s down 30%, and its market cap fell from around 6M+ to about 4M+.
Let me briefly introduce the platform itself. It runs on the Robinhood Chain, and launches come in two types:
- Asset-backed token: issue a coin that’s anchored to a real file (any format, max 4 MB). The bytes are written directly into the contract storage—no IPFS. Anyone can read it back on-chain and verify via hash.
- Collection (i.e., µPEG’s format): a generative collectible collection. The coin is still ERC20; once you buy 1 full coin, it automatically mints a generative small image. When you sell the coin, the image follows and gets burned. The traits are determined by the block after minting. If you want to chase rarity, you have to burn and re-mint.
Both start with a bonding curve. Once you fill up 4 ETH, you graduate to Uni v4, and the LP gets burned/locked. The trading fee is 1%, and creators permanently take 0.7% of it. It’s basically Pump.fun combined with small images: the coin has curve-based liquidity, the image has collectible value, so there’s no “no one wants to buy your floor listing” problem.
The first day’s performance was really bad 🤷♀️:
There were a bunch of bugs during the launch; when traffic got heavy and it went through the graduation process, everything froze. Even the official team apologized overnight 🤣. On the timeline, fake CAs and phishing links for “voting to list” were getting more attention than the real deal.
As of now, the whole protocol only has 97 coins, and the leader $SOCCS has a market cap of just 500K+.
Personal thoughts: the mechanism is a good mechanism—unfortunately it didn’t get traction. It didn’t capture its own traffic, and it never fed UPEG even a single drop of “blood.” I don’t know whether it’ll be used to empower UPEG later. If not, then it’s just two things that I really wouldn’t want to deal with at all…
GM☕️ Last night, Sol meme temporarily pulled everyone’s attention over—Ansem’s new setup has gone live.
This isn’t really Ansem building another Pump fun. It feels more like an “attention leaderboard” sitting on top of Pump fun:
- New coins are airdropped to $ANSEM holders; - Project teams buy in and burn $ANSEM to climb the rankings; - Ansem then gives the top projects additional exposure.
What used to be a business of privately taking money to shill now puts it out in the open—so project teams directly pay the $ANSEM community an “attention tax.”
Within 2 hours, Ansem said it had already destroyed 500k $ANSEM and issued a $180k airdrop; after 5 hours, the official community claimed trading volume exceeded $100m.
The first batch of coins like $EYE ran out first, while most other random “shitcoins” are being bled dry for now. In today’s low-liquidity market, a 1.3M-follower KOL opened a new entry point, and everyone instantly surged over to PVP.
I went to sleep right away, so I missed the show—no P🫠
GM☕️ Weekend on BSC Chain: finished a whole season of the plot:
- $Niu lai rode the meme from “crappy movie” all the way to the pin-in-the-nose thing, 40m;
- CZ burned 4444 MarsCoins and “Binance life,” and the 7777 and 4444 tokens went into an all-out battle;
- At night, the routed order-flow got stirred into one big pot, and in the end CZ even disabled public wallets. The 4444 Marscoins were poured straight in.
Some get to eat meat, some take the handoff, and some get completely bamboozled by a seesaw.
But no matter who the players ended up winning or losing, money, attention, and trading volume were all poured for real into BSC—so BN won 🤷♀️
What CZ will buy next—some Meme, or whether they’re still buying at all—is hard to say now. But anyway, BSC got full on this round 🤣
GM☕️ Last night BSC staged a seesaw: $utility surged from a $300k market cap all the way to a peak of $10m, while $币有 dropped from 9m to around 5m in the same period.
This $utility happened because:
- In 2021, CZ said “GME should issue a utility token on BSC.”
- Yesterday, bStocks launched GMEB and dug up this ancient tweet.
- Tonight, CZ followed up with “Slowly, but surely!”, and the second paragraph directly followed.
It just feels pretty conspiratorial, but I can’t quite tell where it’s coming from. I chased the move and made a few hundred u, but my $币有 is down more…🫠
I’d rather interpret it as a rotation of attention, not a fundamental revaluation. $币有 is clearly being siphoned off, but you can’t say all the money has been moved out of its pool yet—at least it’s a slogan. Even if it’s just spit, it’s still thick spit.
For my $币有, I’ll just choose to hold on a bit longer 🤷♀️
GM☕️ Can my $Monkey really be swapped for a pile of chicken poop?
I studied it for a while, but I still can’t figure out what $Monkey’s market cap actually is. And that’s exactly what makes it so funny🤣
1. What is a monkey coin
“Monkey coin” originally caught on as an abstract meme on Douyin/TikTok: infinite supply, never-stopping airdrops—on the order of a googol, the exchange rate always keeps dumping, and in the end even a googol of monkey coins can’t be exchanged for a pile of chicken poop.
It mocked just about everything absurd in crypto: air coins, unlimited minting, insider hype, retail eventually hitting zero.
On BSC, this $Monkey has written the joke into its contract:
- Total supply 10^76, decimals=0; - Most of the supply is sent to a dead address (burn address). Currently, major platforms calculate the circulating supply as about 6.904×10^30 coins; - The main pool is paired with XAUt (Tether Gold, tokenized gold).
Going from chicken poop straight to gold is basically giving itself a hype boost🤣
For the price and market cap timeline, I’m using the aggregated price from Binance Wallet:
Launched on 8/4, intraday low around 14K, closed at 409K; 8/5 hit a high of 4.62M; 8/7 ATH (all-time high market cap) around 8.30M; 8/11 dipped back to 1.06M; 8/12 bounced back to 4.73M; 8/13 around 09:15 roughly 3.59M.
The price itself is roughly 5.2×10^-25 U—that’s a long string of zeros after the decimal point. At that price, 1 U can buy about 1.9×10^24 Monkey coins (for now, I still can’t buy a pile of chicken poop 🫠).
2. Why am I bullish?
First, I naturally prefer memes that are relatively “clean” (like $Hakime). No need to research the complex logic of AI, DeFi, or RWA products—a pile of chicken poop can tell the story just fine. And it’s a Web2 meme first, with the coin-market coming later; it’s not a case of hard-coding a story only after the token is issued.
It really baked the absurdity into the token supply, the trading pool, and the data dashboard.
CA: 0x684a1768c8d0098811017b7812c23978dd58c276
So the question circles back again: can my $Monkey actually be swapped for a pile of chicken poop?🤣
GM☕️ I’ve always really liked the art by Bold @boldleonidas—the kind of stuff that makes you smile even before reading the text once you stumble across it on your timeline.
So far, it looks like he’s finally actually going to make those little images for real 🤣.
A big-eyed frog inspired by Pepe. The art style isn’t complicated, but the expressions and the punchlines are spot-on. When the price was pumping, he thinks he’s a genius—then after buying, it immediately plunges; after going to zero, he keeps doubling down with attitude… The whole “tragic yet hilarious” mental state of crypto traders—he’s pretty much drawn it all 🤣
@boldpfps—this project number actually posted its first tweet back in March 2024. The next day, Bold listed a few more notes:
- Pure art collectible
- No Discord, no alpha group
- Mint date, price, and supply amount weren’t determined
- It even didn’t guarantee it would definitely be released (that’s very bold 🤷)
In October 2025, the account also lost a picture of the big-eyed frog signed by @BoldLeonidas. Then, until yesterday, it suddenly started updating again—first saying “Ok yeah I should do this now,” and then immediately posting a complete PFP (profile picture). Bold’s main account was also saying at the same time that he’s “starting to draw.”
The project number has been buried for more than two years, and now it’s restarted—so it’s basically safe to say Bold really does intend to take this set of little images seriously. But which chain to deploy on, how many pieces, and when mint happens—none of that has been officially announced yet (based on Bold’s own interactions, it feels more like it might be on the RH chain? 😂).
Honestly, I hope he keeps it this simple: good-looking art, funny bits—don’t cram a bunch of empowerment/utility into it.
If it actually goes out, I’ll probably buy a few. After watching Bold draw for so many years while other people lose money, he should also get himself a custom “money-losing” profile pic 🤪
GM☕️Last night I got itchy and went P something on the BSC meme—got educated crystal clear🤣
I saw the liquidity pool had hit Alibaba BABAB, and started hunting for a chance by connecting trades. What Yu’e Bao, what Taogongzai, what yellow-robes, what DRESS—buy this, that one takes off; then buy that one, and that one goes to zero again.
In short, the whole night I was always stepping wrong—never on the right timing, never on the right entry point. The whole vibe is precisely avoiding all the correct answers🤡
After reviewing it, it wasn’t that I didn’t see the hot spots—it was that I wanted to buy at the earliest possible moment. I tried to grab every opportunity. With low-liquidity targets there are more choices, and you switch faster; I didn’t have any advantage in that area, so in the end all that was left was chasing and killing the trade.
From now on, for such super-early stages, keep only a lottery position—don’t add, don’t乱切 (randomly switch). Once you buy, accept your fate.
I still feel like I’m suited to chase: when the target has already moved, then I can judge through narrative, liquidity, and price action—the position size is actually something I’d dare to give a bit more. If it’s expensive, then it’s expensive; at least it’s better than using ten “lottery tickets” to prove to myself I won’t P strong.
PS: Left hand has $币, right hand has $MarsCoin, and a $哈基米 tattoo on the chest. With this setup, how could I lose?😜
GM☕️ Fomo Fear of missing out: Blink launched a new exchange yesterday. The rules, or rather the highlights—"only internal order book trades can be bought on Fomo"
The thing that truly blocks purchases isn’t the Fomo app itself, but the Relay whitelist. During Blink, if the buyer’s tx.origin isn’t a whitelisted relayer, the contract will simply revert. Fomo is just currently the most convenient entry point; underneath, it still routes through Relay.
Of course, you can’t just open Relay and buy at will either. In the end, it must be initiated by a whitelisted solver. In other words, Fomo is the front desk, and the Relay whitelist is the access gate.
There’s also a 2% max wallet limit. Selling has always been open; after the Blink ends, it’s fully unlocked, and you can trade on any DEX or aggregator.
What it actually does on-chain is really just two things:
1. Time-limited lock on the buy entry
2. Each address can receive at most 2%
The mechanism isn’t complicated, but the story will still be told—and it just happens to ride right into this Fomo traffic spike.
But it’s a bit pricey 🤷
The pool itself charges 1%; if you go through Fomo, you need to stack at least another 0.5%, with the minimum per small order being $0.95.
The main $BLINK token is hot—after market cap surged to 5m, it’s already fallen back to a low around 430k and then bounced up to the current 1.2m.
Whether it can push higher next is probably still up to whether Fomo is willing to give this project a boost—keep watching (with a small position) 👀
GM☕️ Solana’s “golden dog” $TOAD that ran out last night—its market cap briefly surged to 20m+, and has since pulled back to around 12m.
It’s not talking about the “next PEPE.” It’s a green toad that’s 17 years older than PEPE.
Argentinians have been watching it since 1988. Later, that nursery rhyme got played on YouTube more than 900 million times. Compare that: Matt Furie (the original author of PEPE) didn’t draw PEPE until 2005—17 years later, exactly.
Storyline:
The one who issued the token is slingoor (a meme player with 90k followers on Solana). From the start, they said they wouldn’t be running/operating it—welcome the CTO (community takeover). Later, they added 502 SOL worth of LP to PumpSwap (liquidity).
After that, the biggest on-chain address was labeled by Pump.fun as Mike Dudas (crypto VC founder of 6MV, and also an early investor in Pump.fun). That address currently holds about 18%.
Once Mike’s address showed up, the KOL circle started to move. The official X account, website, admins, and the artist were all added later. And slingoor added another 502 SOL LP on PumpSwap (liquidity).
The contract itself has 0 tax. Minting (additional issuance) and freeze permissions were both revoked. Most of the LP in the main pool is locked, though that first-largest address holding 18% is still pretty eye-catching.
Personal rambling: Inside the monitored addresses, there are a bunch of Fomo App addresses in the car. Big D stuffed 400 sol in directly last night🤣. Anyway, I personally have always really liked pepe, so I bought a tiny bit last night—then I just put it away once I had a book. Let’s see where it can go.