Molly Conger

Yeah, it's probably because he's a real Bitcoiner and Bitcoin maximalists are not a huge fan of any other cryptocurrencies. That would be my guess. But yeah, it is a little surprising. Yeah.

Yeah. So, I mean, it's still sort of coming out, like who exactly was involved and to what degree they were involved. But it's really starting to look like the creation of this meme coin was spearheaded by a bunch of guys at a group called Kelsier Ventures that has been involved in, like I said, launching a bunch of these tokens. And that's sort of a family run operation.

Yeah. So, I mean, it's still sort of coming out, like who exactly was involved and to what degree they were involved. But it's really starting to look like the creation of this meme coin was spearheaded by a bunch of guys at a group called Kelsier Ventures that has been involved in, like I said, launching a bunch of these tokens. And that's sort of a family run operation.

Yeah. So, I mean, it's still sort of coming out, like who exactly was involved and to what degree they were involved. But it's really starting to look like the creation of this meme coin was spearheaded by a bunch of guys at a group called Kelsier Ventures that has been involved in, like I said, launching a bunch of these tokens. And that's sort of a family run operation.

There's a guy named Dr. Tom and then his two sons, Hayden and Gideon, I believe.

There's a guy named Dr. Tom and then his two sons, Hayden and Gideon, I believe.

There's a guy named Dr. Tom and then his two sons, Hayden and Gideon, I believe.

And, you know, they're kind of young guys, like Hayden is like 28 or something like that, which is, you know, typical for the crypto world, I guess. But yeah. Yeah. And so Hayden Davis is the mastermind behind much of the launch. But they're working very closely with a bunch of other people in the crypto world.

And, you know, they're kind of young guys, like Hayden is like 28 or something like that, which is, you know, typical for the crypto world, I guess. But yeah. Yeah. And so Hayden Davis is the mastermind behind much of the launch. But they're working very closely with a bunch of other people in the crypto world.

And, you know, they're kind of young guys, like Hayden is like 28 or something like that, which is, you know, typical for the crypto world, I guess. But yeah. Yeah. And so Hayden Davis is the mastermind behind much of the launch. But they're working very closely with a bunch of other people in the crypto world.

And that's something that they sort of have to do with these big, splashy token launches. You know, the Trump token had to do this as well, where... you can't just show up as like a president and launch a meme coin and expect everything will just work. Because when that many people all try to buy a token at once, you know, you need someone on the other end to actually be selling the tokens.

And that's something that they sort of have to do with these big, splashy token launches. You know, the Trump token had to do this as well, where... you can't just show up as like a president and launch a meme coin and expect everything will just work. Because when that many people all try to buy a token at once, you know, you need someone on the other end to actually be selling the tokens.

And that's something that they sort of have to do with these big, splashy token launches. You know, the Trump token had to do this as well, where... you can't just show up as like a president and launch a meme coin and expect everything will just work. Because when that many people all try to buy a token at once, you know, you need someone on the other end to actually be selling the tokens.

And, you know, there's all of this infrastructure behind it that goes into these launches. And so you need people to do the market making and there's the liquidity providers and there's all these, you know, projects under the hood that are involved. And it's beginning to look like a lot of those people were deeply involved in these token launches in ways that was perhaps not entirely proper. Yeah.

And, you know, there's all of this infrastructure behind it that goes into these launches. And so you need people to do the market making and there's the liquidity providers and there's all these, you know, projects under the hood that are involved. And it's beginning to look like a lot of those people were deeply involved in these token launches in ways that was perhaps not entirely proper. Yeah.

And, you know, there's all of this infrastructure behind it that goes into these launches. And so you need people to do the market making and there's the liquidity providers and there's all these, you know, projects under the hood that are involved. And it's beginning to look like a lot of those people were deeply involved in these token launches in ways that was perhaps not entirely proper. Yeah.

I know propriety around meme coin launches is maybe a lot to expect, but... You know, there's sort of talks about how one of the co-founders of a project called Meteora, which is one of these huge liquidity platforms and also a place where people are actually buying these tokens.

I know propriety around meme coin launches is maybe a lot to expect, but... You know, there's sort of talks about how one of the co-founders of a project called Meteora, which is one of these huge liquidity platforms and also a place where people are actually buying these tokens.

I know propriety around meme coin launches is maybe a lot to expect, but... You know, there's sort of talks about how one of the co-founders of a project called Meteora, which is one of these huge liquidity platforms and also a place where people are actually buying these tokens.

Yeah, yeah. So it's basically sort of what I suggested, which is that if you go out and launch a token and you don't do any prep, when someone goes to buy that token or sell that token, there's no one on the other side of that trade. You need some amount of liquidity in the markets when you start off.