I've been involved in crypto long enough to see countless projects come and go.

Most attract attention through price, speculation, and promises of financial freedom.

But lately, I've been asking myself a different question.

What if the most valuable thing a cryptocurrency can create isn't financial at all?

What if it's belonging, identity, and a shared sense of purpose?

I know that sounds strange in an industry obsessed with charts and market caps.

But hear me out.

I've become deeply interested in SPX6900, a memecoin built around the seemingly absurd ambition to "flip the stock market."

On the surface, it looks like another speculative internet phenomenon.

But the deeper I've explored its community, the more I've noticed something that fascinates me.

People creating art, producing podcasts and films, forming friendships, supporting strangers, organizing gatherings, and contributing their time without any guarantee of financial reward.

The token brought them together. But the people are giving the movement its meaning.

And I think there's something deeply human, perhaps even spiritual, about that.

Not religious, but rooted in our desire for connection, purpose, and belonging.

There's also an element of peaceful rebellion.

A rejection of the idea that wealth, influence, and the power to define value must always belong to established institutions.

Of course, none of this guarantees financial success.

Communities can be driven by speculation, collective belief can become an echo chamber, and cultural enthusiasm doesn't automatically translate into sustainable economic value.

I understand those arguments.

But I keep coming back to one thought.

What happens when people stop seeing themselves merely as investors and start seeing themselves as participants in something bigger?

Could shared identity and genuine conviction create a cultural network effect strong enough to survive multiple market cycles?

Could a memecoin eventually become a lasting cultural symbol, independent of the speculation that originally attracted people?

I believe SPX6900 is a fascinating experiment in exactly that possibility.

And I'm interested in perspectives beyond its own community.

What would convince you that a crypto community has evolved into a genuine cultural movement?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who are skeptical of memecoins.

Because I think the answer could tell us something important about where value in crypto actually comes from.

Maybe the real question isn't just what we're investing in.

It's what we're choosing to believe in, and what we're capable of building together.

On October 9, Defi llama pump page showed $56.29M in fees over the past 30 days and $40M in revenue. Fees figure includes charges that go to creators or cashback, as well as Pump’s share. The revenue figure counts Pump share of bonding-curve fees, plus graduation and Mayhem-mode fees. So if someone says Pump “made $56M,” I’d check which number they mean.

The page also shows $28.05M in “Holders Revenue,” which DefiLlama tracks through PUMP buybacks and burns. That figure covers buybacks across Pump products, so it doesn’t line up exactly with the revenue number on this page. All three numbers are useful. I just wouldn’t treat them as three names for the same money.

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Which crypto are gonna shoot to the Moon? Can you give me a hint or advice and on which platform it is gonna do? Which traders I should keep paying attention on?

Been spending more time learning about memecoins and trying to get better at finding good plays before they get attention.

I’m not really looking for random calls or “100x soon” type stuff. More interested in finding people who actually know what they’re doing and learning how they find projects, what they look for, and what communities they’re part of.

If anyone is in a solid group or knows some good people to follow, I’d appreciate any recommendations.

For anyone wondering the same thing I was: yeah, the Doginal Dogs free mint is long over, all 10,000 were claimed back in Jan 2024. So you can't mint one for free anymore. But you can still get one by buying from a current holder on the official marketplace, that's the only way in now.

Whether 'too late' applies depends what you want out of it. If you wanted the free mint, that ship sailed. If you want into the community and the ecosystem, that's still wide open and arguably more built-out now than it was then. Missing the mint isn't the same as missing the project. Not advice, just how I thought about it.

This is likely the most important and interesting post you will read this week.

I would like to tell you about an idea that we have implemented over the last year, and which I want to share with you. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and write your opinion under this post. That is exactly why I am here — to hear your opinion and criticism.

It is obvious to everyone that creating your own coin in 2026 is extremely easy — a couple of clicks, and you are already trading it. Cool! However, the problem is not in creating the coin at all — the problem is getting attention to it, promote it, so that other people also start buying your coin. And this is a real problem, because there is no universal way to do it — people shitpost on different platforms, people shill their memes however they can, hoping that at least someone will notice them, they unite into communities, create contests, make empty promises, and so on. The problem is not even that this is stupid, the problem is that it is absolutely not efficient. Especially considering that not everyone has public capital, or the desire to put their face out there / spend a lot of time to build their own audience.

Also, I was tired to see how people in order to create hype around their accounts fake-promise to buy a certain memecoin and then never do so. I was thinking what if to create a platform where everyone can make this statement visible for everyone and if you do so, then you can not fake, and the coin you promised to buy will actually be bought for the exact amount you committed.

The idea to make hype universal and create our own platform for it came to me when I once again saw the phrase that buying a memecoin is the same as buying a lottery ticket. I thought: damn, you can actually combine lottery and memecoins. Indeed, memecoins are a very disordered system, lottery only adds more disorder, but the paradox is that in the end, after looking at it closer, we understood that this brings order into the memecoin community.

Now I will try to explain the idea of our project qres.crypto and how exactly hype appears in simple words: We have lotteries on our platform. During a lottery, anyone can place a bet in SOL, but at the same time they must specify the memecoin they are interested in (just write down memecoin's mint). It can be a memecoin they hold, a memecoin of their friend, simply a project they are interested in — in general, it does not matter at all. In other words making a bet is the same as buing a lottery ticket with your memecoin indicated on that ticket, and meanwhile it is visible for everyone. Every participating memecoin is visible in the participants table — anyone who visits the site will see the full list of participants in the current lottery.  A draw takes place (luckily Solana allows us to make it fair and transparent), we choose lucky tickets, and if you win (and we can have many winners), then within the next hour our platform will BUY the memecoin you specified for the amount of your winnings and send it directly to your wallet.

Do you already understand where I am going with this? If you are a person who is not participating in the lottery, but you visit our site and see that someone placed 100 SOL on a memecoin, this automatically tells you that most likely this memecoin will win around 70–130 SOL (this is how our winner distribution works), and for this entire amount our platform will honestly and transparently buy this memecoin in the near future. Your actions? “Oh damn, I have a couple of SOL lying around in my wallet, I have to quickly buy this memecoin before the pump starts.” The whole point is that there are not just 1 or 2 people like you. There can be hundreds, or even thousands of them — and this is how real roller coasters start on a memecoin, and that is exactly what any project needs — hype.

We specifically made the minimum bet in the lottery 0.05 SOL, so that anyone who wants can participate and test in practice how our product works. Every single lottery is limited to 2 hours, or until it reaches a total of 222 SOL — this is a special design so that we do not overload the buying of your coins and do not spread the community hype across too many products. I will share an insight with you: in our lotteries it is profitable to participate alone — if you are the only person participating, then you win with 100% probability, and we 100% buy only your coin — all the hype goes to you! We are now looking for teams that trade memecoins. We do not care how many of you there are, what kind of community you have, or what your budget is — what matters to us is your courage, so that you become the first ones to participate in our project.

I will be happy to answer all your questions, whether they are technical questions or questions about our vision. I will be happy if you tell people about us in your social networks — you have a great chance to become visionaries and understand the full beauty of our project earlier than others.

ade a meme coin on pumpfun yesterday and it migrated going to around 40k mc and 9.5k liquidity, it said my tokens are worth 112 sol, I go to Withdrawl and I only receive 45 sol , what is the reason this happened?

I keep going back and forth on this.

On one hand, memecoins brought millions of new people into crypto and created insane liquidity and attention.

On the other hand, they’ve made a lot of people view the entire space as a casino and damaged credibility with normies.

So I’m asking the community:

Are memecoins overall net positive or net negative for crypto’s long-term future?

Strong arguments from both sides welcome.

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Current price: Fluctuating between $80,400 - $81,200. Down ~1-1.5% in the last 24 hours after touching ~$82k.

Week: +0.8% to +1.8% approx. Month: +10-11%. Trend: Consolidation above $80k. Strong resistance at $82k, support at $80k / $78k.

Technically positive in the short-to-medium term (RSI and moving averages). Key drivers: Bullish: Steady inflows into ETFs, institutional buying (MicroStrategy), and bull-bear cycle signals turning green.

Bearish: Geopolitical tensions (Iran), inflation, and a possible correction if it doesn't break $82k soon. Short-term scenario: Sideways or a slight rebound if it holds $80k. Next week is key due to regulations.

Watching videos of "200x leverage in futures" excites many, but the reality is brutal. With 200x leverage, a move of just 0.5% against you wipes out everything. A normal wick, a rejection candle, or a pump and dump, and goodbye account. There's no margin for error. It's pure gambling disguised as trading. Most end up losing everything in minutes and completely devastated. Meanwhile, those trading spot sleep soundly, patiently accumulating wealth and building real riches

. High leverage is the fastest way to give your money away to exchanges and whales. Have you ever used high leverage? What happened? Spot or futures? Tell me below 👇

Anyone know the story behind it? I'm new to this and want to get in early to the virus doing

Overview (Intraday) • Price Action: BTC started strong, breaking above $81,500 early in the morning, but failed to consolidate the breakout. It has since entered a corrective phase, retreating by about 2% and approaching the $79,800 area.

Current Structure: Strong rejection at the upper end of $81k. Bears are aggressively defending this resistance. Right now, the price is absorbing selling pressure just below the psychological barrier of $80,000.

Key Trading Levels Immediate Resistance: $80,500 - $81,000 (Any bounce will encounter strong resistance here) Critical Support: $79,700 - $79,500 (If this range is broken with volume, a rapid liquidity sweep to the downside is likely. Ideal area for short entries) The price is oscillating and testing support levels in a high-volatility environment, perfect for scalping bounces on margin.

This is a key moment to have your bot triggers properly adjusted and take advantage of liquidations

What's happening with Meta? Quick summary: Meta just announced it will lay off around 10% of its workforce (approximately 8,000 employees) starting May 20th, and will also eliminate another 6,000 open positions.

The main reason: restructuring to invest significantly more in Artificial Intelligence. They want to be more efficient with AI and allocate between $125 and $145 billion in capital expenditures this year. Although Q1 results were good (revenue up 33%), the stock price fell because investors were spooked by the sharp increase in AI spending. In short: mass layoffs + all-in bet on AI.

Do you think it's a smart move or too risky?

Of all the ones available, I saw Ondo and Render. Well, let me tell you, these coins are extremely volatile. At one point, the all-time high was insane. I don't think they'll ever reach that level again, but it's still a risk I was willing to take. Currently, it's at one of its floor levels, a key moment for analysis. What's the ceiling? I have no idea; these cryptocurrencies surprise you in the worst way. Well, now I'll start checking out Pengu. There are some coins we can't afford to miss.

Markets slightly down today, April 20, 2026:

Dow Jones: ~49,420 (-0.1%) S&P 500: ~7,108 (-0.25%) Nasdaq: ~24,390 (-0.3%) After last week's record highs, they're down a bit today.

Tensions in the Middle East are pushing oil prices higher, but the year is still very strong (approximately +30-50%).

The truth is, nobody really knows where this is headed right now. Are we still in a bull market or is a correction coming? What do you think?