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August 25, 2026 84 1

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Believe it or not: Robinhood Chain could produce multiple multi-billion-dollar memecoins and utility projects—possibly sooner than most people expect. I’m watching 4–5 tokens I believe could potentially go from around $20K MCAP to $1B+. And when they start moving, I intend for this account to be among the first to spotlight them. I already know what I’m watching. Don’t fade the Green Chain. 🟢 35Aug 26

One of my Degen trades . Bought with $48 Already cashed out $95 Still having a moon bag of $48 raiding the market That's great news I'm going deep again into Ink and Robinhood chain's NFTs and Memecoins. The hunting continues 62Aug 25 [media post] 84Aug 25 NFTs Hunting Platform 81Aug 25 If you’re still wondering how to position yourself for INK and RobinHood Chain, don’t overcomplicate it. Here’s the framework I’d use 👇 1️⃣ Don’t put everything in one wallet. Set up 3–4 wallets and treat each one as a separate position. Fund them according to your risk tolerance — maybe $20, $50, $70+ each. The goal isn’t to spend more. The goal is to spread your exposure and avoid putting your entire strategy behind one wallet. 2️⃣ Get your ETH on INK Chain before the opportunity comes. When a good mint or collection appears, you don’t want to be scrambling to bridge or fund your wallet. Have your gas ready. Preparation gives you options. 3️⃣ WLs are useful, but don’t depend on them. If you get a whitelist and the collection has real demand, you have an obvious advantage: Mint → evaluate demand → hold or flip. But understand this: The bigger game may happen after the mint. That means learning how to navigate the secondary market. We’ve already seen how quickly NFT narratives can rotate on chains like Robinhood. 4️⃣ Don’t ape into every collection. This is where most people lose money. A collection can have: • Great art • A strong team • Good community • Interesting utility • Early attention …and still fail. So instead of putting $500 into one collection, you might take smaller positions across several opportunities. Maybe 1–2 NFTs. Maybe 3. The exact number depends on your capital and risk tolerance. The objective is simple: Take calculated risks, not emotional risks. 5️⃣ Learn to recognize asymmetric opportunities. You don’t need every NFT to become a runner. You only need a few positions to outperform. A collection you buy early could remain dead. Another could suddenly catch attention and move significantly. You never know which one becomes the runner. That’s why position sizing matters more than prediction. 6️⃣ Stop expecting 50–100X from everything. This is probably the most important lesson. If you buy something at 0.1 ETH and it moves to 0.3 ETH, that’s already a 3X. You don’t have to turn every trade into a legendary call. If you reach a profit target you’re comfortable with: Take the profit. There will always be another opportunity. 7️⃣ Understand what you’re actually trading. A lot of the current attention around INK is connected to expectations surrounding the token launch next month. That means some NFT activity right now is fundamentally speculation around a future narrative. And that changes how you should approach it. This isn’t guaranteed money. This is degen positioning. So play it like a degen: Small positions. Defined risk. No emotional attachment. Take profits. Protect your capital. Don’t confuse hype with certainty. I’ll be watching the INK ecosystem closely and sharing some of the upcoming collections I find interesting. Do your own research before buying anything. The goal isn’t to ape into everything. The goal is to be early, informed, and positioned when the right opportunity appears. 🖤 91Aug 25