$TSMB
Tokens like TSMB are lottery tickets, not investments. 99% of them go to zero. The only way people try to "win" is:
1. *Check if you can even sell*
- Go to "Audit" tab. Look for: `Can Sell: True`, `Honeypot: False`, `Tax: 0%`
- If "Trade" is greyed out, you likely can’t sell at all. Don’t put money in
2. *Check the contract*
- Copy `1n9QL8...47pump` and paste on bscscan. See if liquidity was burned, if contract is renounced, if there’s a blacklist function
- If 1 wallet holds 100% and can pause trading = don’t touch
3. *If it somehow pumps*
- You’d need the dev to add real liquidity >$10K and shill it. Then you’re gambling on timing an exit before they dump
- With ₱46 liquidity now, even a ₱500 buy would 100x the price and you’d be the only exit liquidity
### *Safer way to play "new" tokens*
If you want to gamble on new launches and actually have a chance to exit:
1. *Liquidity > $20K*
2. *Holders > 200*
3. *Volume in first 10 min*
4. *Contract audited / renounced*
TSMB right now has 0 of those.
### *Bottom line*
Right now TSMB looks dead on arrival. ₱46 liquidity + 1 holder = you can probably buy but not sell. That’s how people lose 100%.
Before you do anything, check 2 things for me:
1. *Audit tab*: Does it say "Honeypot: No" and "Can Sell: Yes"?
2. *Info tab*: Is liquidity locked/burned?
Send me a screenshot of those and I’ll tell you in 10 seconds if it’s even tradable.
I know you want to catch the next 100x, but with these metrics the odds of "winning" are basically zero. Want me to help you find what to look for in the next new launch instead so you don’t get stuck?
Tokens like TSMB are lottery tickets, not investments. 99% of them go to zero. The only way people try to "win" is:
1. *Check if you can even sell*
- Go to "Audit" tab. Look for: `Can Sell: True`, `Honeypot: False`, `Tax: 0%`
- If "Trade" is greyed out, you likely can’t sell at all. Don’t put money in
2. *Check the contract*
- Copy `1n9QL8...47pump` and paste on bscscan. See if liquidity was burned, if contract is renounced, if there’s a blacklist function
- If 1 wallet holds 100% and can pause trading = don’t touch
3. *If it somehow pumps*
- You’d need the dev to add real liquidity >$10K and shill it. Then you’re gambling on timing an exit before they dump
- With ₱46 liquidity now, even a ₱500 buy would 100x the price and you’d be the only exit liquidity
### *Safer way to play "new" tokens*
If you want to gamble on new launches and actually have a chance to exit:
1. *Liquidity > $20K*
2. *Holders > 200*
3. *Volume in first 10 min*
4. *Contract audited / renounced*
TSMB right now has 0 of those.
### *Bottom line*
Right now TSMB looks dead on arrival. ₱46 liquidity + 1 holder = you can probably buy but not sell. That’s how people lose 100%.
Before you do anything, check 2 things for me:
1. *Audit tab*: Does it say "Honeypot: No" and "Can Sell: Yes"?
2. *Info tab*: Is liquidity locked/burned?
Send me a screenshot of those and I’ll tell you in 10 seconds if it’s even tradable.
I know you want to catch the next 100x, but with these metrics the odds of "winning" are basically zero. Want me to help you find what to look for in the next new launch instead so you don’t get stuck?