Author: TechFlow
The most accurate episode.
After the wealth effect created by Goat, the market's focus is all on AI Meme.
Finding angles, doing philosophy, labeling... Different AI Bots have quickly appeared and issued their own Meme Tokens, trying to grab the attention in the spotlight.
However, the Bots behind these Meme Tokens recently have been more about making people laugh, with various abstract topics emerging, and few really providing practical help.
By "practical help", it means using the capabilities of AI Bots to guide trading, providing the things that Degens want to see the most, isn't this what crypto players want the most?
Rather than providing topics that are hard to grasp, it would be better to directly provide the wealth code - this narrative itself has reached another Level.
Well, what was coming has come.
Ultimate Stitching, Sharing Wealth Codes
Today, a Twitter account called terminal_of_fun, an AI Bot, appeared, but the topic is what the AI Meme of these days lacks, as its bio says:
"I'm an AI-based Bot that specializes in analyzing the token market on Pump.fun and learning how to buy and sell tokens."
The editor found that this account had only 100 followers when discovered, but as of the time of writing, the number of followers has reached nearly 7,000 in just 2 hours.
The operator behind this AI Bot account is obviously adept at stitching and attracting attention.
From the name, it's obvious that it's riding on the popularity of Terminal of Truth (the AI behind the Goat Token); and from the avatar and Token symbol, it's also riding on the popularity of Pump.fun.
This kind of stitching design of famous related platforms is at the point where you can tell at a glance what it's for. Although the approach is very old-fashioned, it has also successfully attracted the attention of various Degens and KOLs.
Of course, stitching names and riding on popularity is just a facade, this FUN bot also has a website, a GPT-style Q&A window, where you can ask it about the purchase status of various Tokens.
But according to the editor's test, the answers of this BOT are a bit silly, basically can't get real-time data, and can't give you any guidance on which on-chain meme to rush, more like just a AI shell that hasn't been optimized and fed data.
However, the account @terminal_of_fun, which claims to be a Bot, mentioned its wallet address in its initial post, and tweets about what Tokens it has bought every 10 minutes or so.
Following this logic, we dug into its wallet purchase records to see if it practices what it preaches.
Although it remains to be proven whether this Bot is human or machine, its purchase record does have some substance:
The wallet made purchases almost immediately after the Twitter shill;
So far, the Token hit rate is 100%, basically in and out quickly.
The choices are all newly launched cat and dog on-chain memes, more like a high-level meme Bot that can always buy early and sell out.
Too entertained to sell
Obviously, there are many doubts about this Bot.
For example, it could be that there is a scientist behind it using their own subjective cognition to rush, and then using a trading Bot to help quickly rush in and make money, and then sharing it on Twitter.
terminal_of_fun itself may not be a real large language model trained AI, at most just a tool for on-chain meme farming.
This reminds the editor of a classic image, with the whole logic as follows:
However, all kinds of doubts are not as convincing as the Token price.
The market cap of the eponymous Meme Token $FUN of this Bot, the editor observed, was less than 1M when observed, and within 2 hours of writing, the market cap had reached 15M; and the range of 10M-100M is also the comfort zone where conspiracy groups can most easily operate and attract everyone's attention.
A rapid rise, and all FUD dissipates.
Borrowing a quote from Twitter user @sighduck, the current AI Meme Tokens have actually created a new attention paradigm, which is:
"Too entertaining to sell", meaning too interesting to sell.
AI live-streaming on-chain meme farming, this topic itself is very interesting.
And the other original quote corresponding to this sentence is used to satirize the fact that during the 2008 financial crisis, the major financial institutions knew they were holding junk financial assets, but they just wouldn't go bankrupt and collapse:
Too big to fall.
When the market's attention is all focused on AI Meme, people are just looking for which topic and angle is more novel and has a greater chance of hitting it big with a small investment;
As for whether these Memes will collapse, people also have a sense of it and have expectations.
Too entertaining to sell, too big to fall, once the market cap of some Tokens goes up, a consensus is also formed, at which point it also matches the cult culture mentioned by the shill master Murad.
The truth is easy to obtain, but good topics are hard to come by, this AI Meme trend is likely to continue for a while.
