PONS hit roughly $684M FDV (~$450M market cap) with CASHCAT printing a new ATH near $300M at the same time. Greeny repeated his big-picture call — 'it probably runs to five to ten billion... within a year or so' — citing insane revenue, the buyback/burn, and a treasury that hasn't even been deployed yet. The news of the day: PONS and Uniswap are 'going into bed together,' which he calls bullish ('Uniswap are a juggernaut, and Pons have proven they are now a juggernaut') while wishing the partner had been a Robinhood-native liquidity provider instead. Greeny's own PONS scar remains: he top-lasted at 150M, took a 2X 24 hours later, and it ran another 3X from there. Chat-tracked trader Joe Crypto is up ~$3M on PONS alone.
The first Monday-to-Friday Weekly Runner finished with Craig on 40.9% average versus Greeny's 36.4%. Craig's picks: YARD from $2.2M (+36%) and a MANSA NFT from 1,941 to 2,831 (+45.8%). Greeny's picks: UNI from $5.2M (+21%, 'Uni is absolutely sent') and DTF from $5.4M (+51%) — DTF had touched $10M at 6am before the dev upgraded a staking mechanism and dumped it back toward $6-8M, forcing Greeny to 'buy the dip again.' Chat's Hugo beat them both with AI at 90M Monday, now 235M (~2.2-2.3X). The rules stayed spot-only for week one — Greeny mused that leverage would be 'funnier,' and Craig countered he could hold a leveraged swing for weeks, not days. Greeny's reflection: picking a billion-dollar-cap blue chip (UNI) against low caps was the mistake.
Greeny walked through a wall of charts that all resolve the same way: Robinhood stock breaking out of its October correction, Circle +16%, MicroStrategy through resistance, Coinbase +10% off its bottom, and old coins leading the tape — Zcash up 16.5% on the day and 'in a stratosphere of its previous range,' with LTC (as-transcribed 'Lidar') also running. HYPE and LITE sit at all-time highs. Craig framed MSTR's structure as a bottom/top tell (it bottomed in June alongside Bitcoin last year) and leaned 80-90% that the bear-market low is in — 'you don't see this amount of demand for on-chain in a bear market period.' Total crypto market cap is back to ~$2.8T from ~$2T a month ago. Greeny remains less Bitcoin-maximalist: 'if I can make 20 grand a month on-chain all year, that's 240 grand a year... I don't really care for Bitcoin anymore' — but he did say he'd love a leveraged BTC trade one way or another.
NET's team was on with MCG and Ansem the same day — 'very bullish on what they're building and what they're achieving' — but the chart told a different story: structure breaking, a big pump-and-dump behind it, so Greeny de-risked 'a portion' of what he called a large allocation this morning. With ~90% of supply staked, he'd love to see it trade back toward a ~30-50M FDV before re-loading, and he dumped the ~$5K distribution he just received ('I think this is gonna go lower'). His line: it has proper revenue, 'they just gotta keep shipping.' The day's earlier fumble for contrast: Prologue hit $20M after he cut around $5M — 'Idiot, Greeny, stop fumbling' — while GTG's Matt held into a high-five-figure port with four 10-baggers.
Asked about the STONKBROKER ecosystem's cool-off, Greeny said nothing has turned him off it structurally — 'they just gotta keep shipping' — and blamed complexity, tax and over-safety for slowing the platform. On the chart he laid out the play: like PEPE, BTC-meme SPX and MOG before it, STONKBROKER had its big impulsive move, and what he wants now is a proper high-timeframe three-wave corrective structure before he 'loads up again for a big trade.' Nothing would turn him off re-entry except price doing something else entirely. Craig noted his cup-and-handle read hasn't invalidated — the token did take the prior high, but 'pattern-based trading is pretty low level in terms of consistency,' Greeny shrugged. Right now he'd rather own YARD and the 'potential wormhole' play.
Mars Coin pumped hard this morning on listing chatter: Greeny read the room's intelligence that Bybit futures listing is 'incoming' with Binance spot coming 'slowly then all at once,' after Bonkai (as-transcribed) accumulated through the corrective pattern. He pointed at the proven on-chain record of Razmir and Frank knowing when listings land, and told chat not to sleep on the BNB-chain cycle narrative. Also swinging on his screen: BONER back to ~$58M after $70M this morning (from ~$30M yesterday) — and the AI-launchpad rot he calls 'sets competitor' Golden Goose, where he's up 40% and cheering the rival's dump: 'send that shit to zero... we're in the game to take profit.' A separate trench sighting: the Anthropic pre-IPO meme he saw at 90K is now $1.2M ('10X, 12X... it's just a meme coin').
Greeny's morning scan caught the players everyone else was watching: the 'room token' (as-transcribed) he saw bought around $4M is up to $6M with Ika (as-transcribed), Frank, Razmir, Koa and big FOMO account Attention Markets all in; Joe Crypto — 'dude is cracked' — bought 12K into it at $3M at 6am and sits with $180K cash, up $3M on PONS, $220K on AI and $170K on Moo (as-transcribed). Greeny's verdict on the meta: AI makes fake projects look real in minutes, unlocked liquidity is now normal, and 'rugs are gonna get bigger and better.' His caution for the trench crowd: don't copy-trade him — 'I can buy something in one minute, then do a bit of deeper analysis and sell it the next minute.'
Greeny's transparency segment: he's up $43.6K since joining FOMO in April and trading seriously from end-July — 'roughly 60 grand a year' at that run-rate — ranked ~1,155th all-time against a platform where (per the Pablo stat shared yesterday) ~96% of traders are unprofitable. The Wall Street Alpha weekly challenge exposed his edge case: his average hold time is about 1 day 1 hour — worst of the names they checked (Hugo 1d17h, Frank 1d8h, Razmir 4 days, Solstice a holder, uniPCs ~7 days) — because he scalp-swings while the big accounts 'get into a narrative early and squirrel away.' His confessed fumbles this cycle: OTC, REDACTED and DELTA were all 10-baggers he sold too late or cut early; Bread (as-transcribed) is his unrealized runner. Goal: run the ~$50K FOMO account toward $250-500K.
Craig's new public experiment: he'll take the ~$30-50/day in FOMO creator and referral fees and DCA them into Bitcoin every single day, whatever the price — 'if it pumps, I'll buy it. If it dumps, I'll buy it. We'll come back in 2033.' He won't move his existing BTC bags onto FOMO ('probably not the smartest move to have all my money in one platform that's on my phone'), prompted by a viral clip of a Bali phone-thief draining a tourist's app. Greeny's add-on for the segment: the same scam paranoia applies to X — he's getting impersonators again ('if you see me launch a coin or Greeny, it's not us'), five new Craig fakes in a day, and attempted Apple-ID and X password resets. His read: 'it's a good sign for the bull run' when the scammers come back.