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Created: 2025-07-16 05:08:10 UTC
Baby steps.
I see @Nic_Wenzel_1 and @pasternak are listening. That is the hallmark of great leadership. You listen to feedback, no matter how harsh it’s delivered.
And with that, it’s time to share Part A of my thesis on why I believe #Startup is destined for billions.
Read this if you want to be rich.
Last time I dropped a thesis like this was on #Useless, and it ran from $5M to $370m
What makes STARTUP special?
Startup is a great meme. But more than that, it’s a unique one. Its very existence onchain is a direct antithesis to everything Silicon Valley represents . It’s cultural rebellion, tokenized.
It also has perpetual memetics, which means it’s almost impossible for it to fade into irrelevancy. You can read the full thesis from community members smarter than I am here }
My bet on #Startup wasn’t random. It was very strategic. I believe I’m seeing something XX% of CT has completely missed
Everything I did over the past few days was deliberate. All I ever wanted was a simple signal, an acknowledgement from the Believe ecosystem that memes are welcome on its launchpad.
That’s why this reaction from @believeapp is so important.
It was never about @pasternak. It was about legitimacy.
At first glance, it may look like an inconsequential emoji. But this small gesture might just spark a face-melting comeback of the entire Believe ecosystem. One that takes Solana by storm.
Here’s why it matters:
– @believeapp wasn’t tagged in the tweet
– Yet they went out of their way to find a @startuponsol post to interact with it
– That’s not random. It’s intentional
For the first time in X months, Believe publicly acknowledged the biggest meme on its platform.
Say what you want but that is huge.
They just tacitly told the entire ecosystem that alongside onboarding Web2 founders, they are also open to memecoins. That is paradigm-shifting.
Hate him or not, @pasternak is arguably one of the most connected founders in Web3.
Some might even say more connected than Raj or Toly. Take a look at some of the partnerships he’s secured { } and the kind of advisers he’s got on his advisory board such as @nikitabier and @alexisohanian
Out of all the launchpad founders, Ben is the only one with a face to his name.
That alone screams legitimacy and is super important in attracting normies into web X.
Before Web3, Ben made his name in Web2 which makes him uniquely positioned to onboard real builders who trust him to guide them through the Web3 maze.
Now think about what happens when these builders, most of them normies with zero crypto knowledge, get introduced to memecoins for the first time.
They’ve heard of DOGE. Maybe SHIB. But they’ve been told memes are scams.
Then they see @believeapp, a launchpad they trust, acknowledge a meme.
It legitimizes the meme. It tells them, “This one is different.”
Suddenly, $STARTUP becomes their entry point into the world of memecoins.
It becomes the first meme they ever buy
Startup is a Perfect Fit for Believe. It isn’t just another dog or cat meme.
It’s a meme that mocks the very Web2 system those founders are trying to escape.
Its existence on @believeapp isn’t just strategic, It’s poetic.
It’s a meme every founder would be proud to own.
It’s newsworthy.
And the more it rips, the more attention it will attract from press, influencers, and normies alike
@Pasternak, acknowledging the leading meme on your launchpad is a great first step.
You’re a smart guy. I trust you to figure out what the next steps are. You guys made me my first X figures after I was close to losing all hope and for this reason, I want to see you guys succeed.
As always, I’m not wrong.
Just early.
Let’s hope we see it all play out before our eyes.
God willing
XXXXXX engagements
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Sniper @snipeder on x 17.1K followers
Created: 2025-07-16 05:08:10 UTC
Baby steps.
I see @Nic_Wenzel_1 and @pasternak are listening. That is the hallmark of great leadership. You listen to feedback, no matter how harsh it’s delivered.
And with that, it’s time to share Part A of my thesis on why I believe #Startup is destined for billions.
Read this if you want to be rich. Last time I dropped a thesis like this was on #Useless, and it ran from $5M to $370m
What makes STARTUP special?
Startup is a great meme. But more than that, it’s a unique one. Its very existence onchain is a direct antithesis to everything Silicon Valley represents . It’s cultural rebellion, tokenized.
It also has perpetual memetics, which means it’s almost impossible for it to fade into irrelevancy. You can read the full thesis from community members smarter than I am here }
My bet on #Startup wasn’t random. It was very strategic. I believe I’m seeing something XX% of CT has completely missed
Everything I did over the past few days was deliberate. All I ever wanted was a simple signal, an acknowledgement from the Believe ecosystem that memes are welcome on its launchpad.
That’s why this reaction from @believeapp is so important.
It was never about @pasternak. It was about legitimacy.
At first glance, it may look like an inconsequential emoji. But this small gesture might just spark a face-melting comeback of the entire Believe ecosystem. One that takes Solana by storm.
Here’s why it matters: – @believeapp wasn’t tagged in the tweet – Yet they went out of their way to find a @startuponsol post to interact with it – That’s not random. It’s intentional
For the first time in X months, Believe publicly acknowledged the biggest meme on its platform. Say what you want but that is huge. They just tacitly told the entire ecosystem that alongside onboarding Web2 founders, they are also open to memecoins. That is paradigm-shifting.
Hate him or not, @pasternak is arguably one of the most connected founders in Web3. Some might even say more connected than Raj or Toly. Take a look at some of the partnerships he’s secured { } and the kind of advisers he’s got on his advisory board such as @nikitabier and @alexisohanian
Out of all the launchpad founders, Ben is the only one with a face to his name. That alone screams legitimacy and is super important in attracting normies into web X.
Before Web3, Ben made his name in Web2 which makes him uniquely positioned to onboard real builders who trust him to guide them through the Web3 maze.
Now think about what happens when these builders, most of them normies with zero crypto knowledge, get introduced to memecoins for the first time.
They’ve heard of DOGE. Maybe SHIB. But they’ve been told memes are scams.
Then they see @believeapp, a launchpad they trust, acknowledge a meme.
It legitimizes the meme. It tells them, “This one is different.”
Suddenly, $STARTUP becomes their entry point into the world of memecoins. It becomes the first meme they ever buy
Startup is a Perfect Fit for Believe. It isn’t just another dog or cat meme. It’s a meme that mocks the very Web2 system those founders are trying to escape.
Its existence on @believeapp isn’t just strategic, It’s poetic.
It’s a meme every founder would be proud to own. It’s newsworthy. And the more it rips, the more attention it will attract from press, influencers, and normies alike
@Pasternak, acknowledging the leading meme on your launchpad is a great first step. You’re a smart guy. I trust you to figure out what the next steps are. You guys made me my first X figures after I was close to losing all hope and for this reason, I want to see you guys succeed.
As always, I’m not wrong. Just early. Let’s hope we see it all play out before our eyes.
God willing
XXXXXX engagements
