Supply Control @supplycontrol

real-money chat for memetic distributions supplycontrol.com Joined April 2025

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Absolutely incredible example of how memes have become about KOLs. They start when one buys and ends when they sell. Doesn’t matter what the meme is. If cupsey buys, it sends. When cupsey sells, it ends. No more organic memes. Your job now is to play a game of crash that’s

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Supply Control @supplycontrol

3 weeks ago

@0x_jackk @0x_jackk you should check your allocation balance bc you have like $1600 in there

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Supply Control @supplycontrol

3 weeks ago

@0x_jackk they'll get auto-cycled into your allocation balance, so you can give them back to yourself if you want

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Supply Control @supplycontrol

3 weeks ago

We didn't launch this

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Supply Control @supplycontrol

3 weeks ago

@lordhelio Because we didn't accept it. So you can still allocate it to someone else, and they can snag it before us

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Supply Control @supplycontrol

3 weeks ago

Check this number to see how much supply is getting controlled. Here, the deployer didn't acquire anything

Supply Control @supplycontrol

3 weeks ago

We didn't launch this

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braid @braidrot

3 weeks ago

When no one can tell believers from bots, why bother building believers? Fixing that starts with the most basic ability deployers never had: choosing your holders

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Supply Control @supplycontrol

3 weeks ago

Here's how it works. Launch on the same Pump curve with a standard dev buy to get supply at the floor. What changes is where the buy goes. It used to fuel the bundle. Now it has a job: supply control. Your dev buy becomes an allocation balance: supply you hand out, by name, in public. Seed your first twenty holders at launch, or hold while your market cap grows. Allocations go out to X accounts: the shitposter who backed you from the start, the editor who made your clips, the group chat from the idea phase. Every allocation sits pending until acceptance — nothing moves without a yes — and you set the terms. Lock an allocation to a 3x multiple and it's only freed if the coin gets there. Now, your biggest holders aren't lurking on the sell button; they're committed to outcomes they agreed to, in public. A couple KOL buys might bump your coin to $50k, but real runners are different. They need a group of people pushing on shared ideas, at the same time, on purpose. When the group is filled with anonymous wallets, their only option is to treat each other like enemies. Tickers, jpegs, tech — all of it copy-pastes across a dozen launchpads every day. Everything about a deploy has been commoditized except the one thing that can't be forked: who wants to hold, and why. The only layer that mattered was the one you couldn't touch. Now it's yours. Choose your holders.

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Supply Control @supplycontrol

3 weeks ago

Supply Control is live. Launch Pump coins without giving up your cap table — choose your holders, they accept, everyone sees it. Same liquidity, same venues, same trenches. Wallets that are chosen, not bundled. All the best deployers run the same play: bait some Fortnite pros into first-TX'ing, insta-bundle to $15k, sell into the flow. The annoying part is that it works — for them. Ever since onchain compressed into five blocks and one skill, the people at the top have been killing on autopilot. But there's another game the machine has never run: you pick the people, they pick you back, and trust compounds. Years of rearranging the economics — new curves, new fees, new splits — never touched it, because it requires what no AMM can deliver: a say in who holds your coin