basement5k
@basement5k.eth
@nickysap @nickysap so explain this like I’m 5. Because when it comes to solana I basically am. All I ever see are negative rug narratives with sol. I’m being genuine. Sell me on why I should even dabble with crcs let alone sol I’m open to learning
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nick
@nickysap
Circus is a token launcher that ties the social graph to the launchpad. Users also have the ability to stake CRCS and trade tokens on the platform. If that’s of interest to you for any reason then great! We have a very solid relationship with Meteora as well, and our app links directly to theirs. We’re not hiding anything. That post appears to be deleted or perhaps they have me blocked. I’ve never rugged a token nor would I. I don’t know where that screenshot is from but we’ve been quite transparent about where the supply is sitting. Pretty sure that’s 27% is in the staking pool lol. We also hold a large portion that will go out to airdrop claimants in the coming days. The culture on Solana is very PvP. Generally the user base is less crypto savvy than EVM-centric users. I’ve had to explain basic things like liquidity, how accounts work, etc. on many occasions to people who claim to be “in the trenches.” A testament to the consumer-driven approach they’ve taken perhaps.
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Kat 🔥
@katwolfie.eth
Don’t buy $CRCS. If it’s not the team, then the token was sniped and botted hard at launch. Bubblemaps and rugcheck are reliable safety tools for trading on Solana. The bubble map shows a 65% wallet cluster - this means 65% of the supply is in wallets that have a history direct transfers with each other. The lp is usually 20-30% and can be a false red flag. This checks out with the data on rug check. But what about the other 35% of the supply? No team is gonna airdrop that much.
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