Hi {{ First Name }},

Last Friday, the entire crypto industry was violently shaken to its core.

I am referring to the launch of the $TRUMP meme coin.

If you are not paying attention to this, then you will not understand when $BABY arrives.

Everything unfolding right now is happening for a reason.

It has been nearly 1 week since President Trump launched his meme coin $TRUMP on the Solana crypto network (ranked #5 on coinmarketcap.com).

The announcement debuted on a late Friday Night evening, which sent the crypto industry into a full panic mode and induced a FOMO buying frenzy (fear of missing out) the likes which have never been seen before in crypto.

The $TRUMP meme coin launched at $0.18 cents then peaked at $75.83 within 2 days, for a percentage increase of 42,000%, and reached a Market Cap of $18.64 Billion dollars.

Trading in crypto runs 24 hours a day, and will become the new normal very soon. I mention this because $TRUMP experienced the highest volume of transactions in buy orders within the first 48 hours upon launch and news breaking.

After it was confirmed that the meme coin was legitimately shared by President Trump, there was a second round that sent $TRUMP into the $70’s. This was a historic moment in crypto and serves as a foreshadow of events to come.

I firmly believe similar events like this will take place on the stock market when $GME, $DJT, and all of the other highly shorted “meme stocks” begin to explode.

When that time comes, it will kick-off with margin calls and lead to forced liquidations of short sellers in a cascading effect of market-wide disruption, extreme price volatility, and of course, limit-up and limit-down (LULD) halts from NYSE and NASDAQ.

In crypto, there are no halts (thank goodness). So it will be interesting to see how the stock market behaves when price action moves higher and higher due to forced liquidations, call option gamma squeezes, and FOMO buying.

Last Friday, when I was alerted to the $TRUMP meme coin, I watched as it exploded and rocketed to the moon. In that moment, it felt exactly like $GME in January 2021.

It was nail-biting fun, absolutely hilarious, and I was shocked into utter disbelief as I watched the price action climb from $3, $4 then $6, $10, $20 and on and on. It just kept climbing higher every 30 minutes and the sky was the limit.

I know, it sounds unbelievable recounting the event, and yet it actually happened.

Multi-millionaires were made overnight for buying-in early. The $TRUMP meme coin blasting off to outer space was the MOASS simulator.

Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to buy $TRUMP due to several problems and it felt painful, I admit it 100% because I wish that instead, it were one of the highly shorted stocks.

Looking back, it just confirms MOASS is coming and nothing can stop it.

What do meme coins and meme stocks have in common?

Parabolic price-action movement.

Just look at this $TRUMP meme coin chart and take note of the first 48 hours:

Fundamentalist and traditional investors generally avoid memes because it is extremely volatile and wildly unpredictable. I don’t blame them because it’s not for everyone.

However, there is a way to calculate that risk which can turn pennies into fortunes untold, and I’ll show you further down below.

Now, here is a reminder of $GME stock and the explosive price action movement from January 2021:

It’s a risk vs. reward calculation.

A trade-off that sometimes may not feel worthwhile because you can actually lose your shirt, especially if you buy-in after the rocket has taken off. (See below on how to avoid this)

Yet, it can also be the single greatest investment of a lifetime that can unlock generational wealth when you arrive early and load up.

“Meme stocks” are labeled by the fake news media to discourage serious investors from looking into it, meanwhile “meme coins” get a similar bad reputation because of the countless victims it has claimed for pumping and exiting just for fun.

Behind each, it’s a liquidity grab if you really think about it.

For equities, the naked short sellers play games to rug pull retail shareholders in big intraday price action movements and rug on call option premiums (with the help of shills).

For crypto, the shills generate excitement by posting on social media, telegram groups, and coordinate pumps to build liquidity into a coin, then setup a rug pull to exit which leave unsuspecting buyers into holding the bag when the price takes a dump.

The difference between the two classes of financial products are that meme stocks are backed by tangible hard assets, publicly traded and audited companies, whereas meme coins are simply backed by beliefs, sometimes for a cause, and usually a community.

I am not saying one is better over the other and am simply stating that’s what the public perception is for these financial products, but not for long.

It reminds me of what Larry Cheng of GameStop once said about 2 different financial markets (crypto and stocks) meeting together to create fireworks.

Despite some bad publicity about meme coins and meme stocks, I think it is becoming quite clear what is about to happen next.

The $TRUMP coin serves as public notice, and to let the world know that the memes are about to take over.

For reference, I am talking about Bed, Bath & Beyond and the 2-part transaction:

This means once Bed, Bath & Beyond emerges out of chapter 11, it will require short sellers to close positions or face the stock price racing upwards to bring extreme pain to short sellers and infinite losses.

From chapter 11 court dockets, the estate preserved the ticker of $BBBY which means the short sellers and their short positions are trapped with the CUSIP. However, the company has not emerged out of bankruptcy yet.

The last price of $BBBYQ (Q added to chapter 11 stocks) was $0.0789 cents, which means when it returns then it will likely explode like the $TRUMP meme coin.

The short squeeze might begin with Bed, Bath & Beyond but it will spread like contagion for a market-wide everything squeeze, especially for meme stocks that frequently burst with wild intraday price swings but is heavily suppressed by naked shorting. When the naked shorting can no longer happen then that’s when all hell will break loose.

Read about the idiosyncratic risk here and the 226% short interest.

Eventually, all short sellers become Longs, which means there will 4-years worth of rocket fuel (billions in naked shorts that must be closed and shares bought back) to send the price action of meme stocks higher when the music finally stops.

But when does the music stop and what will trigger it?

The answer lies within Bed, Bath & Beyond chapter 11 bankruptcy which will carve-out its subsidiary company buybuyBABY (stored in BBBY Acquisition Co, LLC) and reverse-merge with Pish Posh Inc. to IPO launch $BABY

Only by issuing new shares will it finally break the derivatives swaps (meme stock basket) and trigger MOASS. The carve-out of buybuyBABY and its IPO will be the Trump card that cannot be stopped once activated, and it will wreck havoc upon short sellers because they will be forced to deliver new shares to the Longs from where they borrowed shares to short.

However, for short sellers, they might not be able to purchase new $BABY shares to deliver to the Longs if the new shares are instead tokenized and only made available on an ATS (alternative trading system) like tZERO Blockchain.

Marcus Lemonis, chairman of $BYON and parent company of tZERO has hinted at $BABY being tokenized in this post:

Furthermore, there is $TZROP, a real hybrid security and crypto token that exists. The benefit of this asset to shareholders is its ability to appreciate in value like stock which can be sold, or by holding, it will grant dividends based on company performance (read about it here).

$TZROP can only be bought or sold in OTC markets and tZERO ATS, this is a hint of what’s to come.

The $TRUMP meme coin MOASS simulator revealed several things:

The last part was what really surprised me, but in hindsight it makes perfect sense.

Anyone, and everyone in crypto that trades in meme coins saw the opportunity and did not hesitate to put their money where their mouth was by dumping Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and you name it - just to FOMO buy $TRUMP meme coin.

In many ways, the $TRUMP coin launch is similar to what happened to $GME stock in January 2021. When breaking news revealed that GameStop stock was smashing through resistance levels of $20, $50, $100, $200 and beyond, the markets reacted by selling off blue chip stocks (Tesla, Microsoft, Google, etc.) and everyone started buying $GME.

Now keep in mind, this was just from FOMO and with Wallstreet sharks smelling blood in the water (shorts were in danger). However, the real price action never came from short sellers closing their positions. Think about that.

If short sellers were force liquidated, then stock price of $GME would have pushed past the thousands.

And second, if the Longs had known to exercise their call options that ran into the money, then brokers would have collapsed because they would have had to go into the market to buy the stock at any price and deliver it, which would have been impossible due to limited supply of GameStop stock (an Infinity squeeze scenario).

Watch this video, where the CEO of Interactive Brokers admitted to domino bankruptcy. (Hint: MOASS is coming - Tik Tok)

At 9:00pm EST on Friday, January 17, 2025, President Trump made a post from his official account on Truth Social and launched his meme coin on the Solana crypto network.

At launch, $TRUMP meme coin started at $0.18 cents.

By 9:44 pm EST, President Trump made the same post, but from his official account on X and it sent the price flying even higher.

Within minutes, $TRUMP meme coin went from a few pennies to suddenly reaching $1.00. After 40 minutes, it was at $3.00 and it didn’t stop. It kept doubling every 30 minutes from then on.

In the community, AlphaOmega was able to buy-in early and hodl through the ups and downs. He secured a significant amount of profits and even rebought more $TRUMP too.

At one point, I even joked with PP that the price might hit $69…

So what does this all mean?

I don’t think it’s the end and in fact, I believe we are about to enter into another round of meme coin madness, very soon.

The meme coin for RoaringKitty is coming and the ticker is $GIL

The foreshadow began with Jared Lang, brother-in-law to Ryan Cohen, which I wrote about here.

For some, you saw the opportunity to load up early, and so did I. At fractions of a penny, this is worth the risk to reward opportunity in my opinion.

Before I continue on, I want to reveal to you what I noticed the other day.

On Wednesday 1/22/25, I had planned on hosting a Video Livestream but decided to move it because I had remembered there was a scheduled Spaces Call by Spotdog, a crypto trading exchange.

What stood out to me about the post was that it tagged Kith Gil, the meme account for $GIL meme coin. Also, it made a reference to @kithgil “also known as” RoaringKitty 🤯

Spotdog made the post at 2:37pm EST for a scheduled Spaces Call which would later occur at 8pm EST, same day.

As it turns out, it was the best thing that that could have happened because RoaringKitty made a post at 8pm EST, as if on-cue.

How could Spotdog could have known that if it wasn’t pre-planned?

This is not a coincidence.

These are literally Dog Comms, as in communications (signals).

The post made by RoaringKitty featured a clip from the TV series Futuruma with a dog named Seymour Asses. As in, See Moasses - MOASS.

The very next day, Kith Gil made a post featuring the same dog.

Now, if you visit the Kith Gil page on X, it is signaling to RoaringKitty with an updated bio.

Look, this is a wild timeline and we are watching a movie play out.

You can dismiss this meme coin $GIL, ignore these Dog Comms, but I caution you because of $BBBY and the Family Guy special episode titled, Gift of the White Guy which aired on Hulu.

As it turned out, everything happened exactly as meme’d from the show to real life in December 2024 and I made a full post about it here:

The White Hat military alliance is controlling everything which includes the stock markets and crypto markets.

Here, just look at this chart for the $TRUMP meme coin because it looks exactly like President Trump.

The Everything Meme coin squeeze is coming. The Meme-MOASS.

All of these meme coins above have been retweeted and posted by the Kith Gil account, which leads me to believe that they are going to recreate January 2021 in the form of meme coins, a requel.

In January 2021, there was a basket of stocks that squeezed across the entire market. This was identified and confirmed by multiple reports.

Therefore, having multiple meme coins squeeze simultaneously might be the plan.

What if this is the requel that was meme’d by RoaringKitty in May 2024?

This would explain why Jared Lang has been retweeting posts from Kith Gil meme account.

Furthermore, Spotdog has been introduced as a crypto exchange platform because it is designed to easily onboard anyone as a first-time crypto user.

Spotdog uses Turnkey.com to setup the wallet, store the keys in encryption, and enable anyone to buy meme coins, making it effortless to get started.

Look, I am not trying to convince you to buy crypto if you don’t care about it. However, I cannot overlook these signals nor ignore it, especially after the Hulu Family Guy episode came true.

And there’s this too:

If Friday repeats like last week with $TRUMP meme coin, then all it would take is one tweet from RoaringKitty to send this $GIL coin to the moon.

The way meme coins function to generate a return on investment is based on market cap. As in, the ability to buy-in very early and at rock-bottom prices before volume arrives.

For fractions of a penny per coin.

Once momentum like FOMO buying comes in, then the meme coin can rapidly explode in price action and turn a few dollars into tens of thousands of dollars.

Here is an example using $GIL which is priced at $0.0016 per coin at the time of writing:

If $GIL reaches $1 your portfolio will look like this:

So the question becomes, is possible RoaringKitty could be connected to this meme coin?

If RoaringKitty is connected, can the price of $GIL spike to $1? How about $10?

How about $GME all-time highs of $120?

Once again, the sky is the limit on these meme coins.

Warning: extreme volatility and crazy price action that goes up and down like a rollercoaster.

Regardless, if you decide not to partake in this then don’t sweat it because I will be giving away cash if it takes off - Full disclosure: I am holding 300k $GIL only 😁

Here are 2 different ways to buy $GIL meme coin:

Easy Method: Buy $GIL on Spotdog:

Advance Method: buy $GIL (DeFi on Phantom Wallet)

Very best,

Edwin

p.s. I recorded a Spaces Call which recounts $TRUMP meme coin launch and explores possible scenarios of $GIL, catch it here (the last 40 mins covers meme coins).