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pumpfun & the long degeneracy trade
pumpfun is not just a memepad
it is the cleanest public bet on a meta i call long degeneracy: the idea that every cycle gets more financialized, more speculative, more lonely, more weird… and people respond by pressing the risk button harder
when the normal ladder breaks (job → save → house) you get hypergambling
small paychecks punted at asymmetric upside because linear compounding will never catch real world asset inflation. if i can’t buy a house anyway, might as well try to hit 20x on memes.
lose? reload next week
now the ico ~33% supply, fdv ~4b, mix of community + “institutions” (we’ll see). people screaming overvaluation are using the wrong comp set. you don’t comp a casino to a dex. you comp it to demand for risk. question isn’t “is this cheap vs hype or raydium”. it’s does degeneracy expand or fade over the next 24 months
bull case:
> product market fit with human vice
> recurring fee stream already proven
> expansion surface: mobile, perps, creator rails, social layers
bear case:
> 4b fdv = heavy lift if volumes cool
> regulatory drag (casino framing)
> execution gap (roadmap vs shipped)
> competition (bonk etc) already clawing share
> huge tge float = sell pressure unless tightly managed
how i size:
small core punt i’m willing to round trip
size ups only if on‑chain buybacks prove real
treat any perps / options tie‑ins as new catalysts
what’s your size plan? drop it below so we can all steal each other’s risk frameworks