The influence X has on the meme space is massive.

[Jujuboy]

We all know by now—when a big KOL drops a tweet, it’s basically a narrative nuke. Look at what happened with Trump, and now TST.

Had me staying up all night thinking Ye was about to drop his own token too. KOL tweets aren’t just reactions anymore; they’re straight-up trendsetters. What’s your take on this meta shift?

[hugeblack]

When that tweets posted, most of these accounts sell what they have (after the price is pumped), so there is a high possibility that you will buy at a high price and you may not have enough time for sale before a correction occurred, so your only opportunity is to buy before posting these tweets.

[bitterguy28]

x is where most if not all memes come from so it is just reasonable if memecoins are popularized through x this is why i always say that if you want to be first in line to catch a memecoin before it even explodes you should spend all your time in x looking for the next trend or viral post

check what the masses are talking about or check what are the current trending events memecoins depend a lot on what is currently popular so as long as you are updated then you can definitely see which ones can be made into memecoins

[MUGNIA]

x is where most if not all memes come from so it is just reasonable if memecoins are popularized through x this is why i always say that if you want to be first in line to catch a memecoin before it even explodes you should spend all your time in x looking for the next trend or viral post

check what the masses are talking about or check what are the current trending events memecoins depend a lot on what is currently popular so as long as you are updated then you can definitely see which ones can be made into memecoins

So the current trend narrative can be seen from what tweets are trending and with that there will definitely be new meme coins, this trend can be said to be very efficient for meme coin hunters, but if I have to monitor Twitter 24 hours I think it's impossible for me, where Pati will always come late when people have finished hunting I just want to start,

[hugeblack]

but if I have to monitor Twitter 24 hours I think it's impossible for me, where Pati will always come late when people have finished hunting I just want to start,

Even if you monitor Twitter, you are monitoring the reaction, not the action. This means that if the bot is fast and executes buy orders seconds after posting the tweet, then there will be a price surge and you may not be able to sell at the right time because of the buy orders.

[target]

When that tweets posted, most of these accounts sell what they have (after the price is pumped), so there is a high possibility that you will buy at a high price and you may not have enough time for sale before a correction occurred, so your only opportunity is to buy before posting these tweets.

That's challenging to do unless you have some insider so that you can sell when the tweet surfaces as a trend on X. There is no way a person with no affiliation to any altcoin developers can do it which is why its considered a scam. But no one is calling Trump a scam for pumping his Trump coin.

But you can chase the pump in case you trust the chart so much that its still not going down right after you buy. Sometimes its not yet late when you notice the trend.

[Mia Chloe]

For quite a long time now X has been one of the biggest platforms for advertisement of these meme coins. So what actually happens is since this advertisements are usually done on X most of their investors are also on X. So when the meme coin is pumping they all look out for tweets or news to tell when it would actually dump.

Now most of these people that it seems their tweets moves the market are usually big investors in these meme coins and as a result immediately they pull out liquidity the market starts falling they make a tweet about it and then other smaller investors rush to sell off to and that results in sudden price drop.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

        -      Speaking of Trump, it seems like a lot of people got burned by this meme coin at the price they bought it at the peak around $70 and now its price is very low in the market. If the surges are really big, then there will definitely be a big drop in the price in the future.

Now here on Tst I also saw that Bitget also seems to have dropped in the market price, right? so it's still really hard to just get carried away by Fomo. That's why I don't just believe in posts on X.

[albon]

With such a tweet you will likely get higher prices and buying at these higher prices may not give you the right time to sell. You may notice that currently X is one of the biggest platforms for advertising this meme coins. Since there are many investors active in x so this type of post quickly attracts everyone. Big investors in these meme coins as a result they release different liquidity that the market starts to fall they make a tweet about it causing a lot of people to rush in to buy. Again seeing this kind of post the price starts to fall because then small investors sell because they lose confidence after seeing the dump.

[TryNinja]

Had me staying up all night thinking Ye was about to drop his own token too. KOL tweets aren’t just reactions anymore; they’re straight-up trendsetters. What’s your take on this meta shift?

Keep in mind that there are rumours about Ye selling his account, so his memecoin launch might be a quick money grab by insiders (which kinda always is, but sometimes you at least have the opportunity to make some money before the music stops playing, might not be the best play here).

https://x.com/afhasbara/status/1893458750771458100

NEWS: Ye allegedly sold posting rights to his X account to @barkmeta ahead of his crypto launch for $20 million, with his manager John Monopoly taking a 15% fee.

The general sentiment in the crypto industry is that  @barkmeta aka @tall_data is a known scammer and scumbag of the industry.

[robelneo]

Even before X.com was known as Twitter, its influence on investors was still there; every developer, influencer, and, of course, investor had accounts on X.com, its still the top social media site for the cryptocurrency community, and developers are trying to come out as a social media site to compete against X.com for the cryptocommunity, but they did not succeed.
So X.com will continue to be the hub for the cryptocurrency community.

[hugeblack]

NEWS: Ye allegedly sold posting rights to his X account to @barkmeta ahead of his crypto launch for $20 million, with his manager John Monopoly taking a 15% fee.

The general sentiment in the crypto industry is that  @barkmeta aka @tall_data is a known scammer and scumbag of the industry.

How can you trust your favorite artist just because he sings well? A good singer does not necessarily mean he is a good investor, and therefore his promotion of any investment ideas does not necessarily mean that it is a good investment opportunity. This happens a lot as many people trust their money to public figures even though many of them do not know anything about investing.

[TryNinja]

How can you trust your favorite artist just because he sings well? A good singer does not necessarily mean he is a good investor, and therefore his promotion of any investment ideas does not necessarily mean that it is a good investment opportunity. This happens a lot as many people trust their money to public figures even though many of them do not know anything about investing.

Even for "good guys" I wouldn't, but it's extra worse with Ye since he has gone mental the last few years. Saying he's a Nazi, that he loves hitler, free Diddy, etc. Not sure if he wants the attention or just has psicological problems nowadays. I heard rumors about his dentist drugging him to extract money, and I wouldn't doubt this is true and has been detrimental to his mental health.

[taufik123]

If you say that the positive influence will certainly be very useful for memecoins that are indeed well developed and promoted by KOLs who do have a lot of volume and followers.

But this is also used by scammers to deceive many users by releasing a new memecoin that is very hyped and regulated by the plotter.

They hold a lot of supply, do a good shilling and everyone starts coming in and the moment is to sell and take all the profits, it always happens continuously

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Had me staying up all night thinking Ye was about to drop his own token too. KOL tweets aren’t just reactions anymore; they’re straight-up trendsetters. What’s your take on this meta shift?

You're right by this you've said to be honest, because most of the celebrities or public figures we have can make a better influence on any project to either pump or dump, just wait for a new project to be announced by any politician or public figure in politics or crypto and see the way investors are going to rush into it at once and all these are part of the way they are taking to hype on related coins and make profits then later dump and many looses.