Pumpger retweeted
If Pumpfun drops a decent airdrop at the right time, things could get really crazy.
Just saying.
Pumpger retweeted
Pump.fun @pumpdotfun is dead.
As an OG user with over $1M in trade volume and thousands spent on fees, I’ve supported this platform from day one. But after hearing @a1lon9 say there’s no pumpfun airdrop in the immediate future — and instead ask the community to keep using the products, supporting artists (who launched and made money on their own tokens) — I’m done.
You don’t build a platform with your community and then turn your back on them when it’s time to reward that support. From that point on, the interview was hot air.
We’ve seen this movie before with OpenSea. The same “wait and trust us” line. And we all know how that ended.
I’m now fully supporting @SolportTom @theunipcs and any other builders who put actual value back into the hands of their community — not just empty words.
Web3 is supposed to be different. If you ignore the people who made your platform matter, you don’t deserve them.
- OG Trencher
Pumpger retweeted
Real talk if it is community first…
Why did airdrops get delayed while team, VCs, investors w/out lockups were able to sell ahead of community at nearly 2x higher prices than here?
Just facts to say the community was not first but last for $PUMP
Whats the counter argument?
Pumpger retweeted
Hot take: this is a dogshit take.
Decentralization is the reason we're all here. You think these apps NEED to be on a blockchain? You could build pump.fun with SQL in 4 days flat. Name any app, same deal.
Except then you have no permanence guarantees, no censorship resistance, no transparency, no self sovereignty.
You may not care about decentralization, but I promise you it matters to every single app you interact with onchain.
Pumpger retweeted
ICYMI: Back in Oct 2024, Pump.fun’s co-founder said their airdrop “will probably be a lot more lucrative than anyone else in the space.” That claim is drawing renewed scrutiny as the platform reportedly plans a $1B token sale at a $4B valuation in the coming weeks.
Pumpger retweeted
Played a CS:GO game today for the first time since CS2 was released.
Few points:
-Graphics are so much better in CS2, CS:GO feels like 1.6 at this point
-Weapon gunplay on CS:GO 128 tickrate is SO much better than CS2.
-Movement is also so much smoother, I lost 10kg in-game
1/?
Pumpger retweeted
The $ME Allocation Didn’t Go as Expected: Here’s My Experience
I was so excited, thinking my OG wallet would finally count. But when the checker went live, I was surprised. My OG wallet wasn’t eligible. Here’s what happened: @MEFndn
Not gonna lie, I’m disappointed by how the allocation was calculated. No transparency on how it’s done. My OG wallet, with the most volume and activity, didn’t even count because it wasn’t active recently.
It’s dumb because I traded with other wallets. If they linked the data together, they’d know I’m OG. Instead, they rewarded farmers and whales. Us shrimps? We got wrecked.
I was so hyped before the $ME checker went live, telling my friends like @KiritoDotSol , “Finally, something we’re OG in. We’re gonna make it big this time.” I was proud.
Then the checker went live… and I was shocked. When the website went down, I thought they were fixing the allocation because I couldn’t accept it. My OG wallet wasn’t eligible. I reconnected it 10+ times, trying to convince myself it couldn’t be true.
The way allocations were handled was just demoralizing. There’s no excuse for rewarding whales while sidelining real users who contributed for so long. The lack of proper recognition for OGs was frustrating, especially since we’ve been supporting the ecosystem from the start.
Sorry, @SolanaSensei and @genuinearticles . I know I should be grateful, but I can’t accept how this played out.
This isn’t personal. I don’t know anyone on the @MagicEden team except @vohvohh , and I’ve only interacted with her tweets a few times.
Still, I want to acknowledge that Magic Eden has been a great platform. The journey was amazing, and I loved using the product. But this allocation process was a huge letdown for me.
In the end, I hope the team listens to the community and improves how they handle situations like this in the future. Thank you for everything so far. Let’s hope for better days ahead.
