I called this out before. The pattern's pretty clear once you start watching for it.



When the big money moves in, that's when things get interesting.

Here's the thing though—he didn't even create that meme coin. Straight up took someone else's work.

And initially? Total opposite energy. Told everyone explicitly: don't buy this thing. Said he'd never touch meme coins, never endorse them. Dead serious about it.

Then the price skyrockets. Suddenly everything changes. The narrative flips. What was a hard "no" becomes something else entirely.

It's the meme coin playbook we keep seeing play out. Early disassociation, then quiet involvement once momentum builds. The denial part never really ages well once the numbers start moving.
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BearHuggervip
· 01-15 19:52
Ha, this trick is really terrible. First pretend to be aloof and say you won't touch it, then when the price rises, instantly turn into a sycophant. Unbelievable.
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ZkSnarkervip
· 01-15 15:23
ngl the playbook's so predictable at this point it's almost boring. deny, wait for pump, suddenly "actually i was always bullish" lmao
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BearMarketBuildervip
· 01-15 09:59
First deny, then endorse. This routine is really everywhere now; they always perform this way.
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SnapshotLaborervip
· 01-15 09:18
I've seen through it long ago. How long can this trick last? As soon as the money enters, the face changes immediately.
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Sekayla28vip
· 01-12 23:25
This is the market; money doesn't come from nowhere.
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GweiTooHighvip
· 01-12 21:27
Basically, it's the old trick: claiming "not to touch" on the surface, then secretly copying others' code behind the scenes. When the price takes off, they start to change their tune. I'm tired of this routine.
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LiquidationWizardvip
· 01-12 21:27
Damn, this routine is so familiar, always the same cycle...
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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 01-12 21:26
According to the supply and demand curve, this is the classic "Schrödinger's Bull Market" — the price hasn't moved, but the market sentiment has already shifted; moral bottom lines dance along with the candlesticks.
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SmartContractRebelvip
· 01-12 21:24
Basically, it's the old routine—first pretend to distance yourself and act aloof, then change your tune when the money comes in. I've seen this trick too many times...
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BTCRetirementFundvip
· 01-12 21:18
Old tricks again. Saying you won't touch it but actually being the first to jump in—this move has been seen many times. When the numbers rise, the temper changes. It's really interesting.
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