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🚨NEW VIDEO!🚨
Another episode with over $5000 profit!🔥
Hope you enjoy! ❤️
📎youtu.be/pcmTmEZ9_l0
Been cooking with the callouts lately, called a x50 yesterday :)
Follow me if u havent already
pump.fun/profile/FASHR
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and earned 4$ for that , pumpfun really needs to change this shit some kols making 2x callouts and getting paid 10k +
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Yeah made close to $100k using axiom, 5-20% of that was through terminal/pump, so I definitely get less but it's just not worth it for me to full switch
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The first Squads Competition is now complete.
Before anything else, thank you to everyone who signed up, built a squad and competed! Congratulations to the Top 3 Squads who took home a collective $2,500,000 - winners will be contacted via the Pumpfun app over the coming days.
Nearly 1,000 squads and more than 4,700 people took part, an incredible feat given recent market conditions. Together, they created their own content, rallied together and united forces to prove they were the best.
Some thoughts on the competition structure, how things played out, and how we’re thinking about it for the future 👇
We counted everyone's existing positions from day one so that nobody had to sell their conviction bags in order to get ahead. However, the market took a turn for the worse, which meant this condition worked against those who didn’t focus on maximally profit-taking and focused on holding great coins.
Most squads carried those bags through the downturn which led to some of the biggest community token holders having the biggest swings in negative uPNL. As a result, most of the podium went to squads that took profit more aggressively and weren’t as exposed to violent market swings within the 2 week window.
Unfortunately, the team that was in third place at the time the competition ended lost their final ranking due to numerous cases of manipulated PNL on illiquid tokens which their members were trading. When the PNLs in question were removed, their remaining PNL wasn’t enough to maintain their third place position.
