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📉 ANSEM IS SHORT $880K OF SOL

Pump.fun just rolled out perpetuals in its app, and the first big name through the door is Ansem, one of the loudest Solana bulls of the last cycle. His first-ever perps trade there is a bet against $SOL .

The position card Pump.fun shared:
→ 10x short, $880.61K size
→ Average entry $94.61
→ Liquidation $101.64

SOL trades near $96 this morning, about 2% lower on the day and still under $100. That leaves the short roughly 6% away from liquidation.

The backdrop is messy. Critics point out that the ANSEM token is down about 90% from its peak, and one tracker showed his launchpad earning just $2.55 in fees over 24 hours. Supporters say the token is oversold and he is still building.

Either way, a famous SOL bull publicly shorting SOL is a sentiment signal worth noting.

Which comes first: SOL at $101.64 or SOL at $90? 👇

$SOL

#Solana #Ansem #Pumpfun #SOL

These past couple of days, people have been saying “the airdrop era is here” again about ANSEM. I clicked in to take a look and had a laugh.

The so-called airdrop is a campaign run by a platform called Shillz: hold at least 192 ANSEM in your wallet, link your X account and wallet, then post promotional shills and submit the links in exchange for rewards. In plain terms, you buy the token, work for free promoting it, generate hype for the project yourself, and get a few scraps in return. This is an airdrop? It’s piecework.

Now compare that with what’s happening on the other side. An X news roundup lays it out clearly: the coin launched on pump.fun in mid-June, and its selling point at the time was that Ansem had promised to use pump.fun fees to fund weekly airdrops for holders. It once topped a $100 million market cap, but is now down about 90% from its summer high, with a market cap of just over $40 million. Someone in the comments counted “Day 110 of not getting ANSEM airdrop,” while others flat-out accused him of pocketing the fees without sharing them. Ansem himself has talked about how tough the market is, but hasn’t directly addressed the token.

So the situation now is pretty surreal: the promised fee-funded airdrop never showed up, but here’s a new “airdrop” that asks you to buy the token first and then shill it. And the shill posts are all saying things like “This is our first 1B runner” and “Hold - shill - get paid.”

The most expensive thing about celebrity coins has never been the token price—it’s all the work you do for them for free. If you really want to hold it, that’s your position and your business. Just don’t mistake advertising for someone else as a return.

#ANSEM #Meme coins

Ansem’s moves today are pretty interesting. I’d recommend saving a screenshot.

He posted a 20-minute video today that opened with “market bleeding and the ETH short.” He called the FOMC a nothing burger, was bearish on the broader market, ETH, and big U.S. stocks, and told everyone to wait for a pullback.

That same day, he reposted a community account’s post saying they’d already put $20K into ANSEM’s Shillz shilling campaign. He himself said he’d given out about $10K in ANSEM rewards over the past week, and that the “platform is designed really well.” A few hours later, another post about VVV: “1M+ burnt this month.”

Translation: Don’t touch BTC or ETH—I’m short. But for my own coin, I’m paying you to shill it.

I’m not saying he’s bad at trading; he might genuinely make money shorting ETH. The problem is how blatant the double standard is. For major coins, he gives you a trading framework; for his own coin, he gives you “rewards.” The former tells you to wait; the latter pays you to pile in. Shilling campaigns that pay by views are basically buying traffic. The people left holding the bag are the ones who got lured in—not the person handing out the money.

You haven’t forgotten that plunge a few days ago, when ANSEM fell from around 490 million to somewhere around 70 million, have you? The clearest-eyed person when it comes to bearish calls suddenly gets very optimistic about his own coin. In moments like this, it’s fine to listen to his videos—but don’t buy into his campaigns.

#Ansem #shilling

Ansem's 15-minute post, recommended to screenshot and save.

October 26, UTC 13:13, with a black-and-white cow image: it's always darkest before dawn, job not finished.
13:20: Now it seems that multi-chain is completely against consensus. I haven't seen sentiment this bad in 9 years. CT forgot that for coins to rise, builders have to do the work.
13:28: I am bearish on BTC/ETH and large-cap stocks. The medium-term trend has already broken; a drop below 82k/2400 will accelerate.

In other words: don't touch BTC or ETH. As for on-chain assets (especially my cow), buying now is what actually counts as contrarian.

Being bearish on BTC is fine; on October 18 he said so himself. The reason he was bullish the week before was because he wanted to see higher highs, but the weekly bearish engulfing pattern broke the trend. It isn't embarrassing for chartists to admit they're wrong.

The problem is that the same logic is only used on other people's coins. BTC breaks down = it will fall, on-chain sentiment is the worst in 9 years = a bottoming opportunity? Liquidity is all flowing out, and when BTC gets hit first, you're telling me high-beta shitcoins are somehow steadier? In which historical cycle has it ever played out like that.

Also look at who is reposting: Ansem holders are all just repeating "job not finished", while fees over at the launchpad are a few dollars a day. A KOL's own position determines that he can only say "on-chain isn't dead". This isn't analysis; it's a position manual.

My approach is very simple: his bearish call on BTC can be used as a reference, but his bullish call on on-chain assets should be discounted by 30% first.

#Ansem #BTC

ANSEM’s launchpad makes $3 a day. Not $30,000—three bucks.

@0xSweep’s October 23 post got over 70,000 views, and everyone had a good laugh. But I don’t think the funny part is the number. It’s the valuation logic people used in the first place.

The figures in the X news roundup: ansem.io brought in about $1.92 million in August, and around $3,000 in October. The token’s market cap fell from over $400 million in July to around $70 million.

Celebrity launchpads have never sold technology. They sell the celebrity’s attention. When the attention is there, people line up to launch tokens on their platform and pay fees. When he gets cautious and posts less, the revenue falls off a cliff. That’s not a dip in revenue—it’s a business with only one employee.

So those who valued the token in July based on “the launchpad makes tens of thousands a day” were essentially applying a P/E ratio to one person’s Twitter buzz. Buzz doesn’t compound; it only fades.

And don’t skip this detail: the news roundup says wallets associated with Ansem hold about 58% of the supply and haven’t sold. Some see that as a sign of conviction; I see it as a risk. When one person holds that much of the supply, you can’t sleep if he doesn’t sell—and if he does, you’ll sleep even worse.

Some people also shared a screenshot showing daily revenue going from $2.98 to $7.99—more than doubling. Crypto’s sense of humor may be the only thing still growing right now.

Next time you see “so-and-so’s launchpad revenue is through the roof,” ask one question first: if this person stops posting tomorrow, how much of that revenue will remain?

#ANSEM #Meme

The most ironic thing about the ANSEM token right now isn’t that it’s down—it’s that the community is paying people to shill it while it’s falling.

First, the numbers: According to an X news roundup, this pump.fun memecoin bearing Ansem’s name peaked at a market cap of around $490 million and is now at about $70 million. Ansem himself posted, "Not all dips are worth buying," and his followers turned around and begged him to come out and hype it up.

Now, what’s the community doing? On October 21–22, an official shilling campaign launched on Shillz. One pool had about $10,000 in it, paid out in ANSEM, with payouts based on real views. To participate, you had to hold at least 191 ANSEM in your wallet. Another account showed off a pool of 95.43k ANSEM, worth around $9,600. The requirements were crystal clear: they wanted "original takes"—not just calls to buy, but on-chain data, a narrative, TA, "real conviction," and "your own voice."

In other words: they’re paying for ads, but want them to sound like sincere, independently researched endorsements. When you see "in-depth analysis" on your timeline, you can guess for yourself how much of it is being paid out in tokens based on views.

Here’s another uncomfortable truth: the pay is in ANSEM itself. What’s the first thing people who receive those tokens are likely to do? Probably sell. So, essentially, this scheme trades its own tokens for exposure, then adds another layer of constant selling pressure to the market. Some people are even posting daily check-ins like, "Day 113, shilling until we get listed on all the major exchanges," tagging Binance, Coinbase, and OKX one by one—and getting a few dozen views.

When the market cap is down by more than 80%, paying people to repeat the narrative isn’t community consensus—it’s a marketing budget. When you see a token start paying people to "speak from the heart," you pretty much know where the buying pressure is coming from.

#ANSEM #Meme

I WARNED YOU ABOUT $ANSEM | $10,000 Turned Into Just $1,675? This Hype Trap Is Getting Ugly

On July 4, I said: “If You're Buying Pure Hype Instead Of Value, You Deserve To Get Rekt.”
#ANSEM was trading near $0.40. Today, it’s around $0.067, down roughly 83–85% from its peak.

A $10K investment near $0.40? Now worth just ~$1,675. That’s over $8,300 wiped out.

My bearish outlook remains:
→ FVG 1: $0.015319
→ FVG 2: $0.000350
→ Bullish OB: $0.000269–$0.000133
→ Macro downside target: $0.0013

Yes, that’s an aggressive bearish scenario, NOT a guaranteed outcome.
If $ANSEM pumps toward $0.13–$0.18, don’t blindly mistake a relief rally for a trend reversal. It could be another trap for FOMO buyers.

I’m not buying or selling this token. I’m sharing my analysis.
Stop buying influencer hype without evaluating risk. Protect your capital before chasing someone else’s narrative.

NFA. DYOR.

🎢 Should you hold Meme coins or keep rotating? Ansem gave a very straightforward answer

Ansem posted early this morning: As long as you understand what game you’re playing, there’s nothing wrong with constantly rotating between Meme coins.

The gist of what he said was that trading Meme coins is more like “trading viral trends on TikTok” than investing in a traditional company. Attention shifts quickly.

The post got over 300 likes and more than 150 replies within a few hours. The comments were basically split into two camps: one asking what the next coin is, the other pointing to early Dogecoin as an example and saying that holding is the way to go.

According to a roundup on X, the total Meme coin market cap is currently around $30 billion, with daily trading volume in the billions, but most coins fade quickly after peaking.

My take is that the key part is the first half: “understand what game you’re playing.” If you’re trading Memes as trends, you have to accept the rules:

🔹 Decide where you’ll exit before you enter, instead of waiting for a pump to figure it out
🔹 Size your position so you can accept it going to zero
🔹 Leave when the hype dies down—don’t turn a short-term trade into a matter of faith

The worst thing is entering a trade like you’re chasing a hot trend, then stubbornly holding on with the mindset of a value investor. You get the worst of both worlds.

When you trade Memes, do you prefer to get in and out quickly, or pick one and hold it all the way? Share your track record in the comments 👇

#Meme币 #Ansem #交易心得 #CryptoMarket

🖼️ Are NFTs making a comeback? Ansem urges everyone to take another look

After the NFT bubble burst in 2021, many people started shaking their heads as soon as they heard “NFT.” Recently, trader Ansem posted a call for everyone to reassess NFTs—not because of how much profile pictures have gone up in value, but because NFTs can represent ownership, enable revenue sharing, and bring communities together, especially as more and more businesses move on-chain.

There are signs of activity in the data, too:
🔹 Daily NFT sales rose 24.57% to $47.14 million
🔹 Keone Hon, co-founder of Monad, also publicly expressed optimism about the practical uses of NFTs

One example is Hazels: in mid-October, it launched 5,555 Ethereum NFTs on OpenSea. Holders can use “soft staking”—with no gas fees or token lockups—to unlock a Discord role, event perks, and free mint eligibility. Put simply, NFTs are evolving from “a picture” into “a key.”

My take: a rebound in daily sales doesn’t mean the bull market is back. At over $47 million, the market is still nowhere near its size back then. But the direction is right. For NFTs to survive, holders need to get something out of owning them, rather than relying on the next person to buy them. Before you buy, ask yourself: if the price doesn’t go up, would I still want to hold it?

Do you think NFTs are truly making a comeback this time, or is this just another wave of hype? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

#NFT #Ansem #以太坊 #Web3

🐂 KOL Coin $ANSEM Has Fallen from $400M to $91M—Should the People Who Promoted It Step In to Save the Market?

$ANSEM on Solana is back in the spotlight.

Launched on pump.fun in mid-June, the coin was branded “The Black Bull” and associated with crypto KOL Ansem (@blknoiz06). Its market cap once topped $400 million, but the price has now slid to around $0.091, putting its market cap at roughly $91 million. Under sustained selling pressure, it has continued to break below key levels.

The community is now split into three camps:
🔹 One says “the bottom is in” and is preparing to buy in gradually
🔹 Another is urging Ansem himself to show up more and spark renewed interest
🔹 A third warns that the chart is still weakening and there may be further downside

The project team is promoting airdrops and liquidity-related features, while emphasizing transparency. But what people really want is a clearer direction.

My take: When a coin is tied to one person’s name, it benefits from that person’s influence on the way up—and when it falls, people can only hope that person steps in. If a coin’s price needs someone to “come out and say a few words” to stabilize it, then what it’s really trading is attention—and attention is one of the easiest things to shift elsewhere. You can participate, but size your position as if it could go to zero at any moment.

Do you think KOL/celebrity coins still have a chance of building a lasting run, or are they destined to be just another wave of hype? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

#Meme币 #Solana #ANSEM #RiskManagement

The $ANSEM airdrop mechanism has officially gone live, and multiple projects have already launched a "buyback + burn" model to support the market.

The core logic of this mechanism is actually very simple: projects buy back and burn tokens to reduce circulating supply, thereby creating deflationary expectations. Combined with airdrop incentives, it effectively "reduces supply" while "stimulating demand," pushing prices from both sides.

From a gameplay perspective, the "burn + airdrop" combination is a classic strategy in the memecoin sector. The fact that projects like Black Bull are willing to participate shows that the community's expectations for the $ANSEM ecosystem are not low; otherwise, they wouldn't be willing to spend real money to "burn".

Of course, as always, a reminder: no matter how flashy the mechanism is, it ultimately comes down to capital flow and community hype. Airdrops have thresholds, burns have pacing, so before chasing in, make sure you understand the rules before making a move.

#ANSEM #Memecoin #Airdrop

$ANSEM Airdrop Mechanism Officially Goes Live! 🎉

Multiple project teams have joined the “buyback and burn” lineup, using real money to support $ANSEM’s market value. This kind of multi-party coordinated gameplay is quite rare in the current bear-market atmosphere.

It’s worth noting that meme projects like Black Bull responded first, which suggests a community consensus is taking shape. When “burning” becomes a unified action for project teams, the deflation narrative gains real substance rather than being mere talk.

Airdrop + burn as dual engines: in the short term, it’s sentiment-positive, while in the long run it tests whether there will be sustained buy-side demand. The key is whether more projects follow suit and whether burn data is transparent and verifiable.

On-chain data reigns supreme—don’t just listen to stories. #ANSEM #空投 #Meme币

$ANSEM Airdrop mechanism is officially live. Multiple projects have teamed up to buy and burn, injecting a burst of momentum into the market.

This kind of “market-making + deflation” combo is, in essence, using the project team’s real capital to support liquidity, while reducing circulating supply through burns to create a scarcity narrative. For early participants, airdrops are often the first wave of benefits—but whether you can “catch” it depends on the project’s ability to keep operating sustainably afterward.

Behind the Black Bull $ANSEM theme, volatility in meme coins is always greater than their underlying value. In the short term, it’s about sentiment; in the medium term, it’s about the community; in the long term, it’s about ecosystem implementation. Friends who chase trends, be sure to control your position size—don’t treat futures like spot.

Participate rationally: if you believe in it, then make your move. #ANSEM#Meme币#空投

$ANSEM Airdrop mechanism officially goes live, with multiple projects launching buyback-and-burn to boost market sentiment. As one of Black Bull’s flagship Memecoins, $ANSEM leverages a dual narrative—airdrop gameplay plus a burn mechanism—drawing increasing attention from the community.

Buyback-and-burn means the circulating supply keeps shrinking, while the airdrop offers additional incentives to early holders; together, they often generate buzz and on-chain activity in the short term. That said, Memecoins are highly volatile—before chasing, be sure to watch liquidity and the team’s actions, and don’t let FOMO get the better of you.

What do you think of this airdrop mechanism? Will you participate or wait and watch?

#ANSEM#Memecoin#Airdrop

$ANSEM Airdrop Mechanism Officially Goes Live, With Multiple Projects Buying and Burning to Boost Market Hype.

Among them, meme coins like Black Bull have responded positively, with community discussion surging rapidly. The combo of airdrop + burn often creates buzz and liquidity in the short term, but whether it can be sustained depends on the project’s own consensus and subsequent actions.

In the short term, watch the hype; in the long term, watch execution. Participate cautiously and pay attention to risk control.

#ANSEM #BlackBull #airdrop

$ANSEM This move is really something—market cap directly breaks through 250 million USD, and the weekly chart is still setting new highs.

If you look closely, the logic is actually pretty clear: the launchpad listing drives ongoing $ANSEM token burns, and combined with ecosystem airdrop incentives, it creates a positive flywheel effect. The linkage with the Z500 index also adds fuel to this story.

On the market side, the current price is around $0.23548, with 24-hour trading volume of $10.72 million USD—capital activity is clearly visibly stronger. In the short term, both sentiment and liquidity are providing support, and there are no obvious signs of a sell-off.

Of course, since this kind of market is powered by mechanisms and hype, volatility will be relatively intense—so position sizing must not be loosened when participating.

#ANSEM #加密行情

$ANSEM faces short-term pressure, with price pulling back to around $0.2527. In the past 24H, trading volume was $41.97 million, and the market cap is about $105 million.

On the board, the source of the pressure isn’t complicated: the Robinhood-related concept CASHCAT is siphoning attention and capital from the meme sector. Rotation between similar narratives directly pulls away the buy-the-dip orders for ANSEM. Once liquidity is diluted, previously profitable positions begin to realize gains at an accelerated pace, and the stacked sell pressure triggers a chain reaction.

For short-term holders, there are two key things to watch: first, whether volume and momentum can hold steady within the current market-cap range; second, whether CASHCAT’s heat is fading or continues to spill over. If funds don’t return for a long time, any rebound will only be a structural pullback; if trading volume shrinks to a low level and then goes sideways, that may actually be more favorable for turnover and position reshuffling.

The tempo in the meme track is always faster than fundamentals. Don’t use a mid-term mindset to hold out in a short-term battle. Manage your position size well, and put stop-loss discipline ahead of conviction.

#Meme #ANSEM

$ANSEM TANKS 30% AS KOL EYES RONBINHOOD CHAIN 🔥

This is a fast one. $ANSEM just dropped nearly 30% in a single day, market cap now sitting at $278M. The move coincides with KOL Ansem shifting his attention to Ronbinhood chain—retweeting and commenting on it all afternoon, while staying silent on whether he'll buy the new meme coin $CASHCAT from that ecosystem.

Earlier data showed Ansem's wallet had already purchased cashcat, so the silence is loud. Momentum is clearly against $ANSEM right now, and volume suggests sellers are in control. Are you treating this as a dip buying opportunity or staying on the sidelines?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#ANSEM #MemeCoin #KOL #Crypto #Decline

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#Ansem JUST JUMPED 19% AND VOLUME IS SURGING.**

ANSEM is trading around $0.2679, up 19.22%, with 24H volume near $3.81B.

The chart shows strong short-term momentum, but the big question is whether bulls can hold above the $0.266–$0.268 zone.

Momentum is strong. Can ANSEM push higher?

#ANSEM #CryptoNews #Web3

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