PONS: The Launchpad That Keeps Lifting the Ceiling (no chart)
Greeny's PONS chart shows volume turning ballistic — up about 3x in the past 24-48 hours on a single FOMO liquidity pair after the uptick from the ~$37M market-cap candle. Listings keep compounding: Gate.io, Kucoin and crypto.com each produced a 5-6x jump in daily active traders, per SimpleFarmer. He top-blasted PONS at $150M over the weekend and was up ~120% in 24 hours. Greeny's plan: size ~$20K into PONS if it pulls back to $150M, calling it the main launchpad of Robinhood chain.
REDACTED's Overnight Run to $5M
REDACTED — a Solana token launched through STONK Fund that pays Z-cash rewards for holding — hit $5M market cap overnight. Craig timed the breakout near $4.5M during a 3am toilet break and banked profit around $3.5M, up just shy of $10K on a roughly 5x from a ~$1M entry; Greeny took profit at $3.5M too. Greeny's Saturday-night hold thesis while down ~$300: check the holders. Mike and Value hadn't sold, so he held — and woke up +$4K. "Value and Time" is up nearly six figures, and Money Store Heist (the top FOMO holder who took over the stream board) notched his first six-figure trade.
DELTA Doubles TVL in a Day While the Token Sits
The numbers Greeny read on air: DELTA's TVL went from $500K on August 28 to $1M a day later — doubling in under 24 hours while the token didn't double. Fees reached 300K (100K since Aug 28), 3,800 positions are open (+1,300 since Aug 27), $400K has been claimed by liquidity providers and there are 10,000 holders. Greeny's average entry is ~$10M (first bag at $4M, added at $16M); he's still up 2x, notes even a 40-50% pullback to the $13M golden pocket leaves him in profit, and "probably won't sell this one." DELTA and STONKBROKER are both listed on Asta. Craig is nibbling the pullback.
Bitcoin's Weekly Rejection: The $81K Wick and the 100-Week MA
BTC was dumping at $77.1K on air after a weekly close that showed a massive wick to $81K rejected at the 100-week moving average — the same MA that dumped price last time. Greeny read it as indecision rather than weakness, but stressed there's still no confirmation the bear-market bottom is in: a lower high keeps the downtrend intact, and the triple-drive divergence to $55K "is still valid." The bull case is a pullback into the 100/200-day MAs (low $70s) or the 200-week (high $60s to low $70s) that holds and shows strength — that's where he loads up and gets his higher-low confirmation. He will buy the BTC pullback, but wants to see strength first.
YARD: Ticker Yard's Full-Supply Bridge Lands This Week
SimpleFarmer flagged Ticker Yard as the week's big infrastructure unlock: any token will be able to move its full supply to Robinhood chain in one transaction, with Chainlink co-marketing — "Robinhood's version of Wormhole, but better." Greeny was in YARD at a $2M cap and sold; now he says infra plays pay to sit in and is back in accumulation mode on the pullback. Craig made YARD his weekly-runner pick at 2.2, calling it a catch-up liquidity play on the STONKBROKER ecosystem.
Craig's Kitchen: Reflective Tokens Are Paying Out (no chart)
Craig's segment on the reflection meta: REDACTED pays Z-cash (rewards have been "semi-generous" on the volume), BREAD pays RWA rewards and its beta goes live within 24 hours — a limited release, so he's wary of a fudge when people can't get in — and MOONCAT pays Ethereum rewards, which he likes on an ETH L2. Craig got into MOONCAT around a $1M cap, watched it pump to $2.2M after a 100K-follower cat account called it, and was trying to add near $800K on the dip.
The Weekly Runner: UNI at $5.20, DTF, YARD and Mansa NFTs
New Monday segment: Greeny and Craig each lock one or two picks, reviewed every Friday with a year-end tally and a Discord poll. Greeny: UNI at $5.20 — already broken out, and he expects Uniswap to "ship hard" on the back of Robinhood and Ethereum success — plus DTF (down-to-finance), sideways for a week with "big boys" including Bunkai in it; he calls it a Hail Mary that either goes ballistic or dumps to zero, and he's already in around his average. Craig: YARD at 2.2 and the Mansa NFT at a ~$1,941 floor (he holds three) — execution risk is when it goes live. Both disclosed holding their picks; not financial advice.
NetNet Breaking Structure; PINGU Still Technically Down
NetNet is Greeny's "huge fumble" — in at a $1-2M cap, it ran to $100M FDV — and it's now breaking structure after Ansem and Coz got loud; he's watching whether they keep shipping. PINGU held its reaccumulation and broke out from the key weekly liquidation wick (from 10/10), but it's still trending down technically versus HYPE, so he wants to see it hold or wick-and-reclaim before getting interested. On majors he'd rather buy retests of key moving averages: HYPE on a 20-30% pullback, XRP holding the 100 MA, NEAR back at its MA.