Ansem's launchpad is built for pure extraction, which taints the ANSEM token. Ansem's close friends, who hold over 50% of ANSEM's supply, launch heavily bundled tokens, dump them on buyers, then buy and burn ANSEM to claim clout while unloading their bundles. One example did $1.7 million of volume at a $140,000 market cap, and it is one of many. x.com  x.com 

ANSEM's ceiling is capped because, as Ansem's own token, its reach is limited to his followers. The memecoins that keep growing, such as Dogecoin and Pepe, came out of nowhere, built their own narratives and were tied to no revenue or personality, so anyone could relate and join in. That is why creator coins never worked like memecoins. @SternMoi counters that people buy memecoins on price momentum, not relatability. x.com  x.com 

ANSEM still merits full conviction despite a misstep: its new launchpad risks diluting attention and capital away from the coin and making it less of a meme. That is not very bearish. Supply control is already good, and the launchpad's flywheel could make the token deflationary and tighten supply. The lesson is never go full utility. x.com 

MANLET is severely underpriced and set for a big move now that tourists and flippers are out. As the first flywheel memecoin paired with ANSEM on LaunchOnSF, it is the most direct beta to ANSEM and should trade at about 10% of its market cap, or $27M+. It ranks first on the platform in rewards, volume, holders, market cap and buybacks, and in about a week airdropped $250K of ANSEM to 7,000+ holders and did $1M in buybacks. Fox09 is leading the community takeover. x.com  x.com 

Robinhood's onchain business is growing fast, and insuring its onchain yield makes DeFi safer for new users. Per Robinhood Earn's Hillary Skeffington, Robinhood backstopped onchain yield with a Lloyd's of London policy, one of the largest active onchain insurance products in the industry, which shields users from risks like smart-contract hacks. Robinhood Chain is posting insane growth, and per Robinhood's Nicola White, it is introducing what it calls the first true US perps offering. x.com  … Show more

ANSEM is the only memecoin of the past 18 months with any kind of moat, making it interesting and still relatively cheap in a bear market. Ansem has staked his reputation on the eponymous token, unlike anonymous new launches that get dumped to zero. His z500 onchain index lets teams airdrop supply to holders and buy and burn ANSEM to climb the leaderboard, creating rent collection amid the carnage. Even a rug would need a proportional amount of ANSEM bought and burned, which benefits holders. … Show more

The era of buying Ether or Solana to make money looks over, as money circulates among smaller tokens while the majors stay flat. First Robinhood's chain and now Arc have drawn the flows. Even whether ETH and SOL are safe havens is debatable, since the top 100 shows these patterns will change. x.com 

Robinhood-chain coins, with AI among the blue chips, are changing hands ahead of the next leg higher, and the biggest moves are still ahead. On-chain data from over 30 hours of scanning the strongest setups on the chain points the same way, and macro looks bottomed. The blue chips include AI, BONER, CASHCAT and MEME. x.com 

ANSEM is early and could trade at $3-5B in the near future as the first meme coin to reinvest its supply into growing attention. Heavy supply control in good hands is used to push price and grow holders, not extract, creating an attention flywheel with near-unlimited funding; SafeMoon hit $17B rewarding holders without it. Circulating market cap is only $160M; $300-400M is the zone to accumulate before a leg toward $1B, and with Bitcoin bottoming at $60K, dips are for buying. x.com  x.com  x.com 

Robinhood-chain coins built by real builders, such as STAR, are better dip buys than pump-and-dump coins on Arc, because real builders always get noticed eventually. KOLs have not yet bought the listed coins but eventually will; PAR's 9x rise from 500k to 4.5m shows that real gems just need patience. x.com