Learning || Research || On-Chain || Stay curious.
Web3
Joined October 2020
- Tweets41.9K
- Following2.9K
- Followers3.6K
- Likes42.1K
I no really blame who no wan put me on, everything na time and grace.
Make God just help me make I find my way.
I suppose play that Onchain Cup sha
I see say them don shift the date again. I never even get team
24
my x forked into 19,850 $FORK
$ git log --graph @primerazz
* x scan +13,850
* trials +6,000
where did yours come from?
forks.wiki/r/primerazz xitter.twitterapi.xyz/wikifork/status/211982…
Been looking into $MONTRA on Elysium, and a few things caught my attention.
At the time I checked:
➤ Launch: About 12hrs ago
➤ MC: $30.1M
➤ Liquidity: $652K
➤ 24H volume: $9.4M
➤ Holders: ~3,560
But the interesting part was the deployer wallet 0x2796005dc02E04D84Cb6A91420259e921A0d5ae1
➤ It holds 400M MONTRA, roughly 40% of the current supply.
I checked its transaction history and found something interesting:
➤ The initial launch transaction minted 4B tokens.
➤ Another transaction later burned 3B MONTRA.
That's a significant supply reduction.
But here's where I became more curious.
➤ Despite the burn, the deployer still holds around 40% of the remaining supply.
And the liquidity doesn't appear to be locked on DexScreener.
Does the burn make this bullish?
Maybe. But does it remove the concentration and liquidity risks?
Not necessarily.
Now here's another interesting part.
➤ First buy on Dexscreener shows at around ~ $200k MC
Imagine someone had bought just $10 worth at that point.
With MONTRA now sitting at a $30.1M MC, that $10 would be worth approximately $1,505.
That's a potential 150.5x return.
Crazy numbers.
I just noticed the Elysium Block explorer doesn't update automatically in seconds while checking out a token.
That's bad, and should be rectified. @Enter_Elysium
6
35
What exactly is a block 0 buyer?
I came across this term while reading about Pump . fun launches.
Block 0 refers to the Solana block containing a token’s first trade.
Basically, it’s the first trading block after launch.
Some wallets manage to buy within that block, meaning they get in before most ordinary traders even notice the token.
Stay Curious 👀
Imagine discovering a new Pump . fun token 30 seconds after launch.
You buy, thinking you’re early.
But several wallets already bought a huge portion of the supply before the token even became visible to you.
And apparently, it happens more often than you thought.
6
50
The amount of GTA 6 memes that’d go live within the next week would be more than Johnny sins body count.
Save your $2 bro.
1
8
233
Here’s something I’ve been thinking about.
If five different wallets buy a newly launched token within seconds, would you automatically assume they’re five different buyers?
What if they were all funded by the same wallet?
What if they were all connected to the creator?
This is just me with my midnight craze
Today I learnt about something called a Jito bundle.
Think of it as a package containing multiple transactions that get executed together and in a specific order, or not at all.
On Pump . fun, this can be used to create a token and buy it through multiple wallets within the same launch bundle.
Interesting stuff.
There's a lot happening behind those first few seconds of a token launch.
Today I learnt about something called a Jito bundle.
Think of it as a package containing multiple transactions that get executed together and in a specific order, or not at all.
On Pump . fun, this can be used to create a token and buy it through multiple wallets within the same launch bundle.
Interesting stuff.
There's a lot happening behind those first few seconds of a token launch.
One thing I'm learning about token research
A token's chart tells me what the price is doing.
Its holders tell me who has the supply.
Its liquidity tells me how much trading support is available.
And wallet history can reveal activity that the chart won't show.
I'm starting to understand why looking at just the chart is never enough.
4
9
77
I've been reading about Pump . fun launches, bundlers and sniper bots today.
And one thing caught my attention.
Some people might think they're among the earliest buyers of a newly launched token, only to discover that several wallets had already bought before the token even became visible to them.
So, how does that happen?
Stay curious fellas. 🔎
1
7
88
