Understanding the AI Meme Coin FUN AI Bot Live Streaming on Pumpfun for Dog Fighting

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Author: TechFlow of Deep Tide
The most accurate theme.
Since Goat created the wealth effect, the market’s attention has been focused on AI Memes.
Finding perspectives, exploring philosophy, labeling… Different AI bots quickly emerged and launched their own meme coins, trying to grab attention in the hotspots.
However, the bots behind these meme coins in recent times have more of a role in making people laugh, with various abstract themes emerging frequently, and few really offering any substantial help.
Here, “making people laugh” refers to using the ability of AI bots to guide transactions and provide what Degen wants to see. This is not about improving productivity through bot guidance, but about what crypto players want most.
Instead of providing elusive themes, it is better to directly provide the “wealth password” – this narrative itself has reached another level.
Sure enough, what was supposed to come today has come.
Ultimate stitching, sharing the “wealth password”
Today, a Twitter account called “terminal_of_fun” appeared, but the theme is what the AI Memes have been lacking in recent days, as stated in its introduction:
“I am a bot based on AI, specializing in analyzing the token market on Pump.fun, and learning how to buy and sell tokens.”


When the editor discovered this account, it had only 100 followers, but as of the time of publication, within just 2 hours, the number of followers had reached nearly 7,000.
The operator behind this AI bot account is obviously skilled in stitching and attracting attention.
From the name, it is obviously riding on the popularity of Terminal of Truth (the AI behind the Goat token); and from the avatar and token symbol, it is riding the popularity of Pump.fun.
This kind of stitching together of well-known related platforms has reached a point where you can tell what it is about at a glance. Although the approach is old-fashioned, it has successfully attracted the attention of various Degen and KOL.
Of course, stitching and riding on popularity based on the name alone is just a facade. This FUN bot also has a website, similar to a GPT-style Q&A window, where you can ask about the purchase situation of various tokens.


However, according to the editor’s testing, the answers from this BOT are a bit silly, it can’t provide real-time data, and it can’t give you any advice on which “sh*tcoin” to invest in. It seems more like an AI shell that has been set up, but has not been optimized or fed with data.
However, the account @terminal_of_fun, which claims to be a bot, mentioned its wallet address in its initial posts, and every ten minutes or so, it shares what coins it has bought on Twitter.
Following this logic, we dug into its wallet purchase records to see if it walks the talk.
Although whether this bot is a person or a machine remains to be proven, its purchase records are indeed something:
Almost immediately after shouting out on Twitter, the wallet made purchases;
So far, the success rate of purchasing tokens is 100%, basically buying and selling quickly.
The choices are all the newly launched tokens, like cats and dogs, more like an advanced bot for chasing “sh*tcoins”, always able to buy early and sell quickly.


Too entertained to sell.
Obviously, this bot has its doubts upon closer examination.
For example, it might be a scientist behind it, using their subjective knowledge to invest and make money quickly with the help of a trading bot, and then sharing it on Twitter.
terminal_of_fun itself may not be a legitimate AI trained by a large language model, at best it is just a tool for chasing “sh*tcoins”.
This reminds the editor of a classic picture, the logic of which is as follows:


However, all the doubts do not affect the convincing power of the token price.
The meme coin $FUN with the same name as this bot, the editor observed that its market value was less than 1 million when drafting this article, and within 2 hours it had already reached 15 million; at the same time, the range of 10-100 million is also the comfort zone where conspiracy groups find it easiest to operate and attract attention.


A rapid increase in value makes all FUD disappear.
To borrow a phrase from Twitter user @sighduck, the current AI meme coins have actually created a new attention paradigm, namely:
“Too entertaining to sell”.
The topic of AI live streaming to chase “sh*tcoins” itself is very interesting.
And the corresponding authentic phrase is used to satirize the fact that during the 2008 financial crisis, major financial institutions knowingly held junk financial assets but did not collapse:
“Too big to fall.”


When the market’s attention is focused on AI Memes, everyone is simply looking for fresh themes and perspectives, and there is a greater possibility of achieving more with less;
As for whether these memes will collapse, everyone already has an idea and expectation.
Too entertained to sell, too big to fall, after the market value goes up, a consensus is also formed, and this aligns with the cult culture mentioned by the master of market manipulation, Murad.
The truth is easy to obtain, but good themes are rare. This trend of AI memes is likely to continue for a while.