Odinnator - OdinFun Bot

Made some charts to see the history of Odinfun daily active users Early March: ~3.5k daily Late March/Early April: ~2k daily Late April: ~700 daily Early May: 1.5k daily Now: 1k daily x2 from the ATL, but -50% from March/April numbers

Odinfun Post-Launch Thoughts The Odinnator token launched, and the initial hype has faded. Some things went well, others didn’t. What’s next? I want to share my perspective on it. For other Odinfun builders, traders, and users—especially those following @odinnatorBot Token prices are driven by two factors: 1. Hype 2. Utility On launch day, hype dominated. Everyone wanted in early, expecting Odinnator to bond. What happened? It bonded. In 10 seconds. Lucky early buyers caught the low and sold at the peak, making 5-10x. But most real users couldn’t buy that fast, becoming exit liquidity for snipers. Factor #1: Hype caused PvP battle. Many users leaned on Odinnator’s copy-trading with high slippage. Snipers knew liquidity would come quickly, so they acted fast and triggered a pump-bond-dump cycle. Panic and FUD followed as the hype started to fade. Factor #2: New users didn’t understand the project. Most people don’t try your tool, read the tokenomics, or know your story. They ape in because the chart or distribution looks good to them. 1. The Odinnator chart didn’t look good after the pump-and-dump 2. The distribution didn't look good with a 30% dev share (even if it's for long-term project support and limited initial Premium slots). Our core users got it, but most didn’t. Why study tokenomics and the features when you can ape in the rugged not-working ForsetiScan that will reach 600k mcap? Lessons learned. That’s how it launched. What’s next? As I said, there are two price drivers, and hype is just one of them. If you’ve followed Odinnator on X, read our Discord updates, or checked the tokenomics, you know where we stand. Utility is our focus, not hype. My earlier project, @hashlight , became popular during the Fractal launch (fastest BRC minter) and saw users making profits on Kaspa mints (fastest KRC minter, $400k+ spent). It was 100% utility product, and we made good money from fees. I created Odinnator in a similar way, to simplify profiting on Odinfun with limit orders, copy trading, and top trader analysis—proven by our #success Discord channel. To keep it exclusive, we capped access via a token: limited supply, paid entry, and tradable for exit or entry. It also funds the team to keep building, since you can't take fees from Odinfun trades. Yes, token hype overshadowed the tool's utility on the launch day. Now we keep improving to be sure: the reason to buy ODINNATOR is the profits it delivers as a tool, not token price speculation. You buy the token = you buy the product. That’s why I’m not encouraging our users to raid @BobBodily Twitter, as some people suggested. That’s also why I try to avoid shady collabs with new shiny meme coins. Final words If users think Odinnator is not worth trying or investing at its current mcap — that’s fine. If users like to invest in rugged pseudo-utility tokens — that’s fine too. We’re focused on delivering a killer product for our existing users. As their profits grow, the space will notice, and the token will find its true value as more people discover what Odinnator can do. I’m seeing the price chart stabilize and buyers stepping in, which tells me we’re on the right track.