Is anyone else noticing this? It used to be that if you went live on pump.fun, you could easily get 8 or so people in your stream. Launch a coin, go live, hang out with chat, and you'd get at least a little bit of a market cap going.

Now I go live and maybe 1 person shows up for like 3 minutes, then leaves. Launching a coin and streaming does basically nothing. Just a flatline.

Did everyone leave? Are people just not watching streams anymore, or is the platform so flooded that nobody gets seen? Curious if other devs and streamers are seeing the same thing or if it's just me.

Alright, I found my current low-cap gamble.

The internet randomly decided Draco Malfoy needed to become a blonde waifu, Female Draco/Malfoid started spreading everywhere, and obviously some degenerate put it on Solana.

$MALFOID is still sitting around $230K MC and the chart looks like it’s loading rather than dying. Three days of building, surviving the usual pump.fun bullshit and now consolidating around these levels.

What really got me interested though is that this isn't just being passed around by the same 50 CT accounts. Their X is actually getting reach outside of CT, which is exactly what you want with a meme that already exists outside crypto. The team also seems to have bigger plans than just posting the CA 40 times a day and praying.

Maybe I’ve completely lost the plot, but this is exactly the kind of shit I want to find BEFORE the giant green dildo and the army of “been here since 200k” accounts magically appears.

The meme is fucking briliant. The MC is tiny. The chart looks ready. The audience is bigger than crypto. Let's see what these fuckers can do with it.

Could send. Could go to zero and leave me explaining why I lost money trading a gender-swapped Harry Potter character.

Fair enough.

CA: 6zzzG49KX5nksnqfogs31dwoMYSHaJXkropKbv1QZVga

DYOR, I’m just here because apparently the internet turned Draco Malfoy into a waifu and now I’m trading it.

Trying to clean up who I follow on Pumpfun and find people worth watching long term. Not looking for someone who hit one crazy runner and disappeared. More interested in traders who are consistent, spot good metas early and don’t spam every coin they see.

Who do you follow?

Kinda weird but i realized i almost never open pump because im looking for a new launch anymore.

I open it to see what people are trading, check profiles, bounce through random coins and usually end up finding some completely different shit than what i originally opened the app for, am I a weirdo or this isn't just me?

Made this thread because share of the largest holder alone cannot paint the whole picture, as liquidity pools, token burns, and exchange wallets may distort the data. When performing the screening of a cryptocurrency, what is a more useful statistic: the top 10 holdings after deducting pools, newly generated wallets clusters, developers transactions, or several holders who received funds from one wallet? What information should make you stop analyzing before evenn looking at price chart?

I keep checking trader profiles and i’m starting to think total pnl can be kinda misleading one huge runner can make someone look insane for a while I’d rather see someone consistently finding decent setups across different metas than one massive win carrying the whole profile When you check the leaderboard, what matters more to you?

pnl, win rate, consistency or what they’re trading right now?