Euphoria. We are entering the final stage of a bullish market cycle. By design, the euphoric stage is where it’s the hardest to sell - bullish news everywhere, massive entities stepping in, and the future looking as promising as it gets. Until now, the goal was to gain as much coin exposure as possible. From here onwards, the goal is to gain as much stablecoin exposure as possible, mitigate risk, and lock in freedom. In my opinion we have a long way to go until the end, yet Im writing this now because I know I won’t sell or call the top. Instead, Im calling for responsible planning and expectation management. When it comes to actual tactics, my plan is to slowly DCA my BTC into USDD and my ETH into SOL and USDC, while selling daily on-chain profits into USDC. Slow, daily, constantly. As a very “blockchain pilled” individual who believes fiat, governments, and banking are one huge scam - this stage is the most challenging, as it forces me to sell great assets for bad ones. It’s counterintuitive. I’m not bearish on crypto and will always stay here. This is purely my way to accumulate more of it long term while protecting my mental health and profits. Have a plan. Easy mode is over. Don’t be an idiot. Good luck, cats.

hey @opensea, we know you got a token coming so lets put that venture capital money to work and fake some KPI's shall we.

Tokabu is a great coin because the community celebrates other coins winning as its simply a display of things being in Tokabus hands & Tokabu blessing Solana participants with many good coins to make generational wealth on Then all roads lead back to Tokabu.

hey @samterris where are the fees?

I feel optimistic about a promising new technology that men around the world will soon blindly overvalue through digital assets on a public ledger.

today's opportunity keeps all bulls unshaken

Ansem posted this at the start of peak memecoin mania last year, and since then we've had many coins that have met this criteria. Recently, we've kind of lost these types of coins/communities. As everything has become more efficient - the fun in trading memes has dwindled.

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Competition is a bless. Fear of change is a natural and primitive response, rooted in our instincts as a species focused on survival and evolution.

look i don't care what marketcap the meme is at if i like the meme i'm gonna keep having fun with it and supporting it $CRUISE (pt. 2)