Yes, that’s where peripheral vision comes into play.

You don’t even need to pay special attention, peripheral vision and the changing sound of cars is more than enough of a hint that the light might have changed.

There’s very few people on the internet who I trust enough to give them complete control of my browser. Randall is definitely one of them, probably the top one.

Spam away sir.

Yeah, that middle row works incredibly well on its own, but he needed to add some geek angle or it wouldn’t be xkcd. :)

Oh shit, I hadn’t seen that.

Why did Ferrari give Hamilton hard tires that close to the finish!?

I thought he would be driver of the day.

Holy Cow Ireland!

Phones bought in the US work in Europe and vice versa.

Ah, now I see what you mean. I agree with you then.

Jeez, how hard is it to follow the thread of the conversation?

Well, you kind of made it hard to follow. You started mentioning “the nature of crypto”, which gave your comment a general scope, not just the TRUMP memecoin. Then you kept talking about hypotheticals, reinforcing the generality of the conversation. Forgive me for thinking we were talking about memecoins in general. You also seem to have missed that I was talking in general.

Not crypto in general. Memecoin rugpulls, which is what this whole post is about.

The overwhelming majority of people who buy that shit lose their money. You’re saying that’s easy to avoid. If it’s so easy, why are they all getting scammed?

You seem confident that you can profit from memecoin rugpulls without being an insider. You’d only be an idiot if you tried to pull it off with money you can’t afford to lose.

Well, I’m glad you’re so confident in your ability to time these scams. Don’t bet more than you’re comfortable losing though.

Right, that’s why so few of these people lose their shirt to these rug pulls.

You also need to sell at the right time. The people who buy while it’s going up don’t sell until after the rug gets pulled by the insiders, and by then it’s too late.

The only ones profiting are the ones with insider knowledge.

I create new emails on the fly with 33mail.com, using the website’s domain as in lemmy@<my username>.33mail.com

Awesome, thanks!

What do you use?

Yeah, I guess it is.