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Here are some examples of retail memecoins buyers trying to do that: https://www.reddit.com/r/solana/comments/1gye9qf/cant_sell_meme_coin_cause_low_liquidity_i

by danans 2y ago

Here are some examples of retail memecoins buyers trying to do that: https://www.reddit.com/r/solana/comments/1gye9qf/cant_sell_meme_coin_cause_low_liquidity_is_there/ https://www.reddit.com/r/solana/comments/1gye9qf/cant_sell_m... https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/17zrvoj/help_cant_sell_meme_coin/ https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/17zrvoj/hel... https://www.reddit.com/r/solana/comments/1c3hxht/how_to_sell_a_lowcap_memecoin_as_a_whale/ https://www.reddit.com/r/solana/comments/1c3hxht/how_to_sell... If you are buying this stuff retail, you are probably already too late to sell and make a gain, because insiders are ever innovating on strategies like "single sided liquidity" to get their money out before retail buyers can, i.e: https://x.com/beaniemaxi/status/1891904092361879674 https://x.com/beaniemaxi/status/1891904092361879674 I suspect you were already aware of all that, though. Also, casino gambling games are regulated. Memecoins, like NFTs, are just a mechanism for exploitation of the uninformed and a channel for anonymous bribery of the powerful.

s1artibartfast 2y ago
You have moved the goal posts from "precisely 0" to probably too late. Also, lol at the reddit OP "I'm not the bagholder. I'm significantly in profit and want to take it. Any advice on the most cost effective way?" Edit: I dont have a lot of sympathy for cash strapped seniors who walking into a casino and blow their money. NFT and meme coins have a Giant "CASINO" sign above them, and if someone goes in and get scammed or rug pulled before they can scam someone else, than that is on them. There is a whole world of regulated markets. If you dont want to risk being scammed, dont go into the scam zone.
- danans 2y ago
  > You have moved the goal posts from "precisely 0" to probably too late. For all practical purposes, if you're not an insider, the timing of "probably too late" coincides with "precisely 0" and the availability of the memecoin for retail purchase. > Also, lol at the reddit OP "I'm not the bagholder. I'm significantly in profit and want to take it. Any advice on the most cost effective way?" I don't laugh at that person, because I don't know their circumstances. It's sad to see someone defrauded, regardless of what you or I might think about their level of knowledge. Similarly, I also don't laugh at cash strapped fixed income seniors who fell for fraudulent financial products. The reason for regulation (and government departments like CFPB) is to protect such people from fraudsters.

by danans 2y ago

s1artibartfast 2y ago

You have moved the goal posts from "precisely 0" to probably too late. Also, lol at the reddit OP "I'm not the bagholder. I'm significantly in profit and want to take it. Any advice on the most cost effective way?" Edit: I dont have a lot of sympathy for cash strapped seniors who walking into a casino and blow their money. NFT and meme coins have a Giant "CASINO" sign above them, and if someone goes in and get scammed or rug pulled before they can scam someone else, than that is on them. There is a whole world of regulated markets. If you dont want to risk being scammed, dont go into the scam zone.

danans 2y ago
> You have moved the goal posts from "precisely 0" to probably too late. For all practical purposes, if you're not an insider, the timing of "probably too late" coincides with "precisely 0" and the availability of the memecoin for retail purchase. > Also, lol at the reddit OP "I'm not the bagholder. I'm significantly in profit and want to take it. Any advice on the most cost effective way?" I don't laugh at that person, because I don't know their circumstances. It's sad to see someone defrauded, regardless of what you or I might think about their level of knowledge. Similarly, I also don't laugh at cash strapped fixed income seniors who fell for fraudulent financial products. The reason for regulation (and government departments like CFPB) is to protect such people from fraudsters.