Ansem says he is injecting funds into "on-chain trenches" and jokes that recipients must cooperate with bullish calls.
BlockBeats reported on June 28 that crypto KOL Ansem stated on social media that because Pump.fun “refused to airdrop funds,” he had no choice but to provide a “stimulus fund” (stimmy) for the “on-chain trenches” (referring to on-chain Meme coin traders).
Subsequently, crypto community user NotSoEasyMoney replied, expressing hope that Ansem could “send me tens of thousands of dollars.” In response, Ansem jokingly replied: “Sure, on the condition that you agree to post bullish threads (bullpost) with me.”
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