These two fellow sufferers, $PONS and $STONK, have both taken a serious beating lately.
PONS is down because liquidity dried up on Robinhood’s side. STONK is down because Pump stole the spotlight from Solana-chain memes again, while whales sold off to cash out.
If I had to choose one to buy the dip on, I’d pick PONS. It’s not that there’s no money on Solana—it’s been siphoned off by Pump, and STONK lost because its competition is just too fierce. PONS, on the other hand, is the leader on the RH chain. Once liquidity returns to RH, revenue will rise and buybacks will ramp up, so a price surge is practically a sure thing.
PONS is down because liquidity dried up on Robinhood’s side. STONK is down because Pump stole the spotlight from Solana-chain memes again, while whales sold off to cash out.
If I had to choose one to buy the dip on, I’d pick PONS. It’s not that there’s no money on Solana—it’s been siphoned off by Pump, and STONK lost because its competition is just too fierce. PONS, on the other hand, is the leader on the RH chain. Once liquidity returns to RH, revenue will rise and buybacks will ramp up, so a price surge is practically a sure thing.
