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Tell @blknoiz06 one of the loudest voices in shitcoinery, it’s probably time to start shilling his shitcoin $ANSEM a little harder if he still plans on taking it into the billions like he promised. Although fixing the 4 high-risk findings on ansem.io that have been sitting unresolved for weeks might be a better place to start. Hard to sell the billion-dollar narrative when the security issues are still collecting dust.

Welcome to crypto @HunterBiden How do you spend 6 months preparing a memecoin launch and still get the most basic part of the launch this badly wrong? Sniper bots are not some exotic black swan. Neither is thin liquidity. If you announce a celebrity token in advance, you should assume bots will be waiting at block 1. And dumping a huge number of free tokens into thousands of wallets while trying to establish an actual market is a bizarre way to create healthy price discovery. People with a $0 cost basis do not magically become a community. That is what makes this more difficult to dismiss as simple “memecoin volatility.” If the explanation is that bots overwhelmed insufficient liquidity, then the problem was launch design. After 6 months of preparation, that is a brutal failure. The one part I will give him credit for is that this does not look like the usual KOL presale circus. If he genuinely stays involved now that the chart looks like a crime scene instead of quietly walking away, that would already put him ahead of an embarrassing number of celebrity token launches. But standing behind base:0xb095274743941e953c746f9c228da9c18bb6ec29 after launch is where that claim actually gets tested.