How to Find 100x Memecoins Before Everyone Else (Full Guide)

0:00The meme coin market is on fire. Every

0:02single day, we are seeing seven-figure,

0:04eight-figure, and even nine-figure

0:06runners. But, the number one question I

0:08am being asked is how do I find these

0:10coins before they go up? So, in today's

0:12video, I'm going to do my best to teach

0:14you everything I know about trading meme

0:16coins from how I find them, how I

0:18evaluate if they're going to go up, what

0:19the main catalysts are, what the main

0:21characters are, and when to sell. Ladies

0:24and gentlemen, welcome back to another

0:26Crypto Gorilla video. As usual, I am not

0:28a financial advisor. Trading meme coins

0:30is incredibly risky. Over 90% of people

0:34lose money doing this. So, you're way

0:35more likely to lose than you are to win.

0:37So, never risk money you cannot afford

0:39to lose. Accept the fact that meme coins

0:41are worthless. It's not a question of if

0:44they go to zero, but when they go to

0:46zero. And nobody is responsible for

0:48clicking the buy button except for you.

0:50So, if you're cool with that, hit the

0:51subscribe button and let's jump right

0:53into today's video. So, let's take this

0:55step by step with the first step being

0:57how do I find meme coins that I want to

0:59trade that have the potential to 100x.

1:01Now, the old way of doing things, which

1:03is still viable if you want to do this,

1:05is with a trading terminal like Axium,

1:08Padre, or just on Deck Screener looking

1:09at new pairs. The issue with this is

1:12there are hundreds of tokens launching

1:14every single second with multiples of

1:16every coin. Sometimes you'll see 50 down

1:18here. Look how many there are of this

1:19coin. And not only that, there's Solana,

1:22there's Binance, there's Base, there's

1:25Robinhood, which is the main chain

1:26people are trading on right now. But,

1:28there are runners across every single

1:30chain. So, I want to see them all. But,

1:32there is so much garbage here. And while

1:34yes, I can filter a lot of the garbage

1:36out, the new way of trading is by using

1:38a tool like the FOMO app. If you aren't

1:41using FOMO, whether it's on your desktop

1:42or your mobile device, in my opinion,

1:44you are doing yourself a disservice. And

1:47I'm not saying you have to trade with

1:48FOMO. By all means, if you have a

1:50trading terminal that has better fills,

1:51if it gets better prices, whatever, use

1:54that to do your trading. But, in terms

1:56of token discovery, as well as trader

1:58discovery, FOMO is unbeatable. So, if

2:01you don't already have a FOMO account, I

2:03will put a referral link in the

2:04description down below. When you use it

2:06or my code Crypto Gorilla, you get a 10%

2:09discount on your trading fees. So, it's

2:10a no-brainer to use it, but it also

2:12helps me out a lot when you guys use my

2:14referral link cuz I make these videos

2:15for absolutely free. Now, one of the

2:17reasons I say the trending tab is so

2:19powerful is because of the sheer number

2:22of users on the platform. They just

2:24broke their own record, breaking 100,000

2:27daily active users, meaning at any given

2:29moment, there are potentially tens of

2:31thousands of people looking at the

2:34trending tab on FOMO. And there's only

2:3640 or 50 coins in this trending tab, and

2:39most people are just watching the first

2:4110, especially if you're on your phone.

2:43So much so that when I'm in VC chatting

2:45with my friends and we're scanning for

2:47meme coins, we'll talk about a coin,

2:49somebody will say, "Which one is it?"

2:50And we'll just say, "It's number two

2:52trending on FOMO." That's actually

2:53become part of our vo- cabulary. Now,

2:55just because something appears in

2:57trending, it doesn't guarantee it's

2:58going to go up, nor does it guarantee

3:00it's not a rug or a scam coin. What it

3:02does guarantee is there are a lot of

3:05eyes on the coin, and meme coins are all

3:07about attention. Now, because so many

3:09people are paying attention to the FOMO

3:10trending tab, we've gone ahead and built

3:12a bot in my Discord Waypoint, which I'll

3:14put a link for it in the description

3:16down below if you want to check it out.

3:17And this tool pings you the second a

3:20coin enters in the FOMO trending

3:22section. That way, at least you know,

3:24"Hey, there's something new I got to go

3:25research before everybody else notices

3:28it." So, that's one of the ways I'm

3:29finding tokens or they're coming on my

3:30radar. The other way is by following

3:32some of the top traders in the space. As

3:35you can see on the left side, in the

3:36alerts tab, I'm getting a ton of signals

3:38for traders buying, selling, or even

3:40leaving a thesis, their opinion, on a

3:43token. Now, I don't do this to copy

3:45trade people. I do this to see what

3:48everyone is buying or selling. If 10 of

3:51the best traders in the space are all

3:53aping 5,000, 10,000 clips into the same

3:56coin, it signals, "Hey, there's

3:58something that you should be paying

3:59attention to right now because

4:00everybody's throwing their money into

4:02it." And this works great, especially on

4:03your mobile device cuz I'm getting the

4:05signals sent straight to my phone and I

4:07see it right away. Now, finding these

4:09traders is easy. If you want to see who

4:10I follow, you can just go check it out

4:12on my profile. It's all public, but

4:14there's two different ways you could do

4:15this. The first is by going to the

4:17leaderboard where we're going to see

4:18everybody's P&L over the last 24 hours,

4:217 days, 30 days, or all time. So, here

4:24I'm able to find some of the best

4:25traders. Let's say a UniPCS. He's an

4:27amazing trader. Just this month, he's up

4:30$7 million,

4:32and you could see his portfolio is very

4:34green. So, this is potentially somebody

4:36you want to follow. I follow him because

4:38he has motion. When he just mentions a

4:39coin, it goes up. And then the other way

4:41is by actually looking at a token. So,

4:44for example, let's go to AI, a token

4:46that did really well. It went to 300

4:48million, and we just go through all the

4:50different P&Ls here in the FOMO app.

4:52This is only people inside of FOMO, not

4:55the entire market. And I want to look

4:56for people who got in early and had

4:58strong conviction. For example, Wood got

5:01in at a $12 million market cap average

5:04into this coin, and it's at 254 million.

5:08So, not only did he get in early, he

5:10held the entire way. And we could take a

5:12look at his position. He put in a lot of

5:14money still, $232,000,

5:17but he's been buying, selling, buying,

5:18selling all the way up. But he's

5:19currently up $2.85 million. That is very

5:24impressive. So, I would go to his

5:25profile, and I would evaluate, "Is this

5:27a good trader? Is it somebody I want to

5:29follow?" He has some good trades here.

5:31How often does he trade? For example,

5:33Moo, he made $60,000 on Moo. Amazing.

5:36So, this is somebody I follow, but you

5:38need to evaluate if it's somebody you

5:40want to follow. But again, never copy

5:42trade any of these people. You will get

5:44wrecked doing this. Only use them for

5:46information. Now, there is a downside to

5:49only using the FOMO trending section

5:51compared to a terminal like Axium or

5:53Deck Screener looking at new pairs, and

5:55that is you won't get as low of an entry

5:57cuz all these coins already have volume.

5:59They're already at a certain market cap,

6:01whether it's, you know, 100K, 200K, a

6:04million, whatever it is. And the perfect

6:06example that people like to use is FOMO

6:08pump guy. So, this guy put in $100 into

6:11the Bull is Coming coin at a 10K market

6:14cap and he's made $825,000

6:18profit from $100. That is absolutely

6:21insane. This is what most people want to

6:23do, but this is like winning the

6:24lottery. Most people are not going to do

6:26this, nor will they have the conviction

6:28to hold for this long without ever

6:31selling. This guy hasn't sold yet. What

6:33is he doing? So, something like this you

6:34can only get in looking at new pairs,

6:36but I'd rather not deal with all the

6:37rugs. Again, not that there's not going

6:38to be rugs here, but I'd rather look at

6:40coins that have momentum, that are

6:42already moving, and that people are

6:44showing interest in. Now, as an

6:46in-between, you could always look at the

6:48graduated section. You can even open up

6:50a separate tab here just so you see

6:52them, like trending up here and then

6:54graduated down here. Entirely up to you.

6:56You'll see coins before they pop into

6:58trending. So, now that we understand

6:59where to find tokens, let's talk about

7:02what makes a coin go up. And the most

7:04important thing for a token is the

7:06narrative. Narrative is the story behind

7:09a coin, is what drives attention, and

7:12attention is the most important thing

7:14with a coin because it means are more

7:16people going to pay attention to the

7:17token tomorrow than they are today,

7:20which increases the likelihood that the

7:22price is going to go up. Now, narrative

7:23can be literally anything. The narrative

7:25can be the animal's cute, the meme is

7:28funny. It could be a certain KOL bought

7:31in. It could be a certain person on

7:33Twitter is talking about it. It could be

7:35something on TikTok that is going viral.

7:37There are so many different narratives

7:39that could move a meme coin. Let's try

7:42to go through a few examples. The main

7:44thing happening right now, or the main

7:45narrative, is RWA meme coins. And what

7:49people are doing is they are linking

7:51meme coins to tokenized stocks. So, by

7:53holding a meme coin, they're using the

7:55fees to purchase tokenized stocks and

7:58airdrop it to the holders of the meme

8:01coin. Now, the biggest example of this

8:02is this coin called Artificial Inu, or

8:04AI. On Robinhood, Robinhood is the main

8:07player for the RWA narrative, even

8:10though every chain is trying to dominate

8:11it. And you could see the coin went from

8:13literally nothing a few days ago all the

8:16way up to a $320

8:19million

8:20market cap. And because of this success,

8:22we are seeing a ton of tokens run off of

8:25this narrative, right? It's created a

8:27meta where people are just chasing the

8:30next stock meme coin. So, if we just

8:32look through some of the coins here, we

8:33have Fat Coin. This is a meme coin

8:36paired with a diabetes stock. We have

8:38Noods. This one is paired with Snapchat.

8:41We have Camel Toe, which I actually

8:43bought into this one because I found it

8:44funny. This one is paired with

8:46Lululemon. But, one of the most

8:48successful ones recently is going to be

8:51Boner. This one is paired with Hims. As

8:53you can see, it did incredibly well over

8:55the last two days going to an 80, even

8:58higher, a $90 million market cap when

9:01just two days ago it was sitting at

9:03roughly 2.2 million. Now, why did this

9:06happen? One, it's part of the meta.

9:08Everybody's chasing the RWA tokenized

9:11stock meme coin play. Two, there was

9:13some narrative going around about a

9:16short squeeze happening on a stock. And

9:17the stocks that fit that narrative were

9:19AMC, Hims, and there was another one, I

9:22forget the name. But, what happened with

9:23Hims is the ticker is Boner. And it's

9:25just really funny. Like, imagine so much

9:28volume on the meme coin that it's buying

9:30the tokenized version of the stock,

9:32which purchases the actual stock when

9:34the market is open. Imagine that

9:36actually sends the price of the stock up

9:38and then on a financial news channel,

9:40they have to talk about how the stock is

9:42going up cuz of a meme coin called

9:45boner. That would just be the funniest

9:47thing and that's a really good narrative

9:48that's going to push a token. So this is

9:50one of the coins that did really well.

9:51Does it mean every single coin you find

9:54that you think is funny is going to do

9:56well? No, absolutely not. Like I said, I

9:58bought this camel toe coin and look, I'm

10:00currently down $44 on it, right? It's

10:03not taking off even though the meme is

10:05really funny. What I think too many

10:07people are doing is they're seeing all

10:08these people with these crazy PNLs,

10:10especially that now we're in this social

10:13trading age where everybody's PNLs is

10:15public, everybody's tying it to their

10:17Twitter account and it's a flex. I think

10:19too many people are falling for this

10:21trap that it is so easy, but this is the

10:23minority. 90 plus percent of people lose

10:26money on meme coins, right? Some people

10:28get lucky like this guy, he put in

10:31$2,600, so still a big amount of money

10:34really early into this coin and now he's

10:36up $330,000.

10:39That's absolutely amazing. But if we go

10:41to his profile, how many shots did he

10:43take before this paid off? Here he lost

10:451,300 bucks. Here he's up, that's the

10:48coin we're talking about. Here he lost

10:493,300. You know, on pig today he lost

10:522,700. There's a lot of losses that he's

10:55taking until he finally gets to the win.

10:57So you guys need to look at this as the

11:00cost of tuition. That's why you

11:01shouldn't be yoloing thousands of

11:03dollars. You can even go very small. Go

11:06with $5. Go with $10, you know? Who

11:09cares that you aren't making $10,000 in

11:11a single trade? The goal is to learn

11:14from trading and to understand the

11:16market, understand the meta. And once

11:18you see you're getting a lot of wins and

11:20you're doing well and you're actually

11:21understanding the market, you're

11:23training your trading muscle and you're

11:25learning to hold because how many people

11:27would have held as high as he held,

11:29right? You would You would $2,000, you

11:31would have probably sold when you made

11:32five or 10,000 profit. This guy held all

11:36the way to 330,000. The guy on AI coin,

11:39this dude, who put in $20,000 and he's

11:42up 7.5 million dollars. How many of you

11:46would have held this long and continued

11:48blasting into this coin and then it goes

11:50up? I would have probably sold at half a

11:51mill or a mill, even less, right? This

11:54guy held to 7.5 million dollars and he

11:57has not sold a single dollar. Absolute

12:00insanity. Now, let's talk about another

12:03narrative and then we're going to

12:04include catalysts as well as the main

12:06characters. We're going to tie it all

12:07in. So, let's look at Jimothy because

12:09this is somewhat recent and it's pretty

12:11good. Now, let's say you land on Jimothy

12:14and it's really early on. The coin

12:16hasn't pumped yet. How do you decide if

12:18this is something you want to get into?

12:20First thing I do, I look at the picture

12:22and the ticker. Is it funny? What is it?

12:24Is it an RWA stock? Like, what is it? I

12:26go to the holders. I check out who's

12:28holding. Again, I follow a lot of

12:30people, so I'm going to see like my

12:32friends. I'm able to filter by friends

12:33only and I can see who's in this coin.

12:36After that, I'm going to go to the top.

12:37I'm going to look at the website. I'm

12:38going to look at their Twitter, but I'm

12:40also going to click this search button

12:42and it's going to search Twitter with

12:44the contract address as well as the

12:47ticker. And from here, I'm going to be

12:49looking for people telling me about the

12:51narrative and I'm going to want to

12:52figure it out as fast as possible. So,

12:54right here, I can see Jack Duval posted

12:57about a raccoon and you could see he has

12:59a shortened spine, right? New York Post

13:02posts about it. And what was happening

13:03here is everybody was posting videos of

13:06this raccoon on social media and it was

13:08going viral on Twitter, on Instagram, on

13:11Facebook, on TikTok, whatever. And the

13:13more something goes viral, the more

13:15likelihood a meme coin is going to go up

13:17in price cuz meme coin traders want to

13:20ape into that virality. Not cuz there's

13:22any correlation between the the raccoon

13:24and the the coin, right? The raccoon

13:26didn't make the meme coin, but we're all

13:28aping into it because it's going viral.

13:30So, great. Now, the raccoon is going up

13:31in price cuz it's viral, but then what's

13:33the next catalyst? A catalyst is

13:36important for your token to continue

13:38going up. So, it started going down,

13:39down, down, but then brands started

13:42posting about it. Very similar, if you

13:44remember the Moedang token, the exact

13:46same playbook happened. So, the price

13:48started to go up again as Minecraft

13:51posted about it, as Major League

13:52Baseball posted about it. Google, if you

13:54wrote Jimothy, had a little Jimothy

13:56crawl across the screen, right? The

13:58price went higher and higher and higher

14:00until it ran out of catalyst. The main

14:02catalyst here would have been a

14:04centralized exchange listing. So,

14:06something like Binance, Robinhood,

14:08Coinbase. Unfortunately, that didn't

14:11happen in time and it went down and now

14:13it's kind of just trading at 7.4

14:15million. So, this one went down. Let's

14:17talk about centralized exchange listings

14:19as well as main characters. So, we have

14:22main characters in crypto that have the

14:24power to move a chart very much. So, an

14:27example of this would be Ansem. When

14:29Ansem talks about a coin, it goes up in

14:31price, whether it's in his Discord, on

14:33Twitter, on his stream. If you're paying

14:35attention to him, if you're using a

14:36Twitter tracker, if you're watching his

14:38stream, if he says something, the coin's

14:40going up. It's just how it works, right?

14:42Another example is CZ. People literally

14:44look for his old tweets or even new

14:46tweets and they'll make coins based on

14:49what he says. There's people whose job

14:51it is is to deploy coins based on

14:53different characters across Twitter.

14:55Now, another main character is Kobe.

14:57Kobe works for Base, the Base chain, and

15:00what he did is he followed the Basecat

15:03Twitter account on Twitter and it made

15:05the price go from under a million to it

15:07went to 17 to 17 million. It wicked up

15:10to 25, but let's just call this 17

15:12million. Then, it kind of traded

15:13sideways. It was even going down a

15:15little bit under 10 million because

15:17nothing happened. There was no catalyst

15:20that happened to make this continue

15:21going up. But then they got the Coinbase

15:24listing and the price went from 9

15:27million all the way up to 42 million.

15:31But same thing, no catalyst. The price

15:33is going down, down, down. And then it

15:34started to go up a little bit because

15:36people are assuming Base is not going to

15:38let this die and they're going to crime

15:40the coin. But then what happened here?

15:42Why did this go up? Remember I said this

15:44guy, I follow him cuz he's he has

15:46motion. He transferred himself. This is

15:48what he does. He'll buy 2% of a token

15:50with multi six figures, he'll transfer

15:52it into his FOMO account instead of

15:54buying it in FOMO, and then he'll leave

15:56a really long thesis on why he's bullish

15:59and this is him on the chart. It went

16:01from 22 mil to 43 mil. Then again, it

16:04bled out because people are waiting for

16:06the next catalyst, which to me the only

16:08catalyst left is either the team

16:10mentioning the coin like Brian Armstrong

16:12or them criming it, right? That's how I

16:14view this coin. So those are examples of

16:17catalysts. So once you're in a coin, you

16:19always want to be asking yourself, is

16:21the narrative growing? Is this thing

16:23going viral? And unfortunately for a

16:24coin like Base Cat, it's limited to the

16:26crypto world. So you need crypto

16:29catalysts in order to make it go higher

16:31versus a coin like Jimothy, which this

16:34is a mainstream narrative. It's an

16:36animal and it has a shortened spine. So

16:39animal emotion, people are very

16:41emotional about animals. I love animals.

16:43And then, you know, it's it's a deformed

16:45raccoon, right? He has this miniature

16:47spine. So there's even more emotion for

16:49him this. You feel bad for the raccoon.

16:51Videos are going viral and it's a much

16:53better narrative when it's outside of

16:56the crypto world. Now one more example

16:58of this with other main characters that

17:00are not in the crypto world cuz all the

17:01examples I just gave you are crypto

17:03native people is going to be Peanut.

17:06Peanut was a squirrel that was unjustly

17:09killed and we had this narrative of

17:12justice for Peanut, okay? And what

17:15happened was, you know, it started to go

17:18up because the narrative was going viral

17:19on social media. Again, animal

17:23injustice. They killed the squirrel for

17:24no good reason. So, people were outraged

17:27and it was going viral. Then, Elon Musk

17:30and Donald Trump, arguably the two

17:31biggest KOLs in the world, posted

17:33justice for Peanut and they were using

17:35this as their political campaign to win

17:38the election. This was one of the

17:40wildest things to see, but it sent the

17:42token from a 10 million market cap all

17:44the way to like 600 million. And then,

17:47what's the next catalyst? Boom, it got a

17:49Binance exchange listing and it went all

17:52the way to 1.8 billion. Then, what's the

17:56next catalyst? The biggest KOLs spoke

17:58about it, Trump and Elon. The biggest or

18:00arguably one of the biggest exchanges,

18:02Binance, listed the coin. What comes

18:04next? Nothing. People stopped talking

18:06about the squirrel. People forgot about

18:08it. The guy who owned the squirrel tried

18:10to launch his own coin and get fees and

18:12vamped this one and it started going

18:14lower and lower and lower. Now, it's at

18:1650 million.

18:18Maybe on the anniversary Trump tweets

18:20about it, but that's going to be a

18:21short-lived pump and dump again cuz

18:23what's the next catalyst after he tweets

18:25about it? And waiting on somebody to

18:26tweet about something is the worst

18:29catalyst you can have. Asteroid is the

18:31perfect example of this. Asteroid was

18:33the official Tesla mascot or SpaceX

18:36mascot, right? It went to a hundred and

18:38something million and then we were just

18:40waiting for Elon to do something and it

18:41bled out. It bled out. It bled out. Now,

18:43he'll sometimes say it or he'll

18:47find it on the Tesla site. It goes up,

18:49but it ends up just bleeding out. So,

18:51we've covered how to find a coin. We've

18:52covered narratives and catalysts. We've

18:55covered different exchanges. We've

18:56covered different uh main characters

18:58both in crypto and outside. Now, let's

19:00talk about when to it's literally

19:02impossible for me to answer. I don't

19:04know your financial situation. I don't

19:06know how much you put into a coin or how

19:08much you're willing to lose. I don't

19:09know what coin you bought, what the

19:10market cap is, if you bought it 500

19:12million or 5K market cap. So, a general

19:15rule of thumb for me is when I buy a

19:17coin that I don't have real conviction

19:20on, right? If I buy a coin and I'm like,

19:21I think this is going to 100 million,

19:23cool. I'm going to just hold it and

19:25whatever, I'm taking the risk. Maybe I

19:26do take profits along the way, but I'm

19:28taking the risk. When I buy a coin like

19:30this, I literally bought this at like

19:329:00 p.m. or whatever time it was,

19:34because I saw Wizard of Soho bought this

19:36coin. That was my my catalyst for this

19:39coin, okay? Or my reason to buy it. And

19:41I saw that Easy had posted, "This is the

19:44Pendle Finance of Robinhood." So, I was

19:46like, "Yo, DeFi's doing really good.

19:47That's another narrative that people are

19:49running, DeFi on Robinhood, because the

19:51chain is growing." So, I didn't verify

19:53if the tech worked. I didn't verify

19:55anything. So, I bought $750 at a $430

19:58market cap, and luckily, it went up,

20:01right? So, at 2x, I took my initials

20:03out. That's my rule, either at 2x or if

20:06I'm being greedy, at 3x, I pull my

20:09initials. Because you never know what

20:10can happen with a coin. Now, it went

20:12down a little bit, so I feel good about

20:14selling. Then it goes up even more,

20:16more, more. I miss selling up here at

20:18like 2.8. I sell at 1.7.

20:21Then, it's going It's like, I'm bored. I

20:23I was going out or something, so I sell

20:25the rest at 1.5. Now, a lot of people

20:28would say, "Oh, you could have sold

20:30higher. I regret it. It's going up." You

20:32know, you feel bad. Maybe you even FOMO

20:34back in. I To me, this coin was dead.

20:36Like, I was never going to look back at

20:38this coin, and uh I made how much? I

20:41made $1,400.

20:42That was good enough for me. Now,

20:45if I would have held, if I wouldn't have

20:46sold, if I wouldn't have to even taken

20:48my initials out, look what happens.

20:50Boom.

20:51It goes to zero. The team rugged it. I

20:53would have lost all my money, right?

20:55Even if I didn't sell up here to take

20:57profit, I would have been really happy

20:59that I sold right here, and I took my

21:00initials. Because now I'm playing for

21:03free. Now I have zero risk in this coin.

21:05I purely have profit. And this happened

21:07so incredibly fast. So, I'm pretty sure

21:09we covered everything I wanted to cover.

21:12I'm going to make a bunch more of these

21:13videos, so make sure you hit the

21:14subscribe button uh so you don't miss

21:16it. Oh, the one thing I did want to

21:17cover is the uh thesis section. So, down

21:21here, we have people leaving a thesis,

21:23right? If I leave If I turn the alerts

21:24on, I'm going to see people leaving

21:26little messages right here. Don't be

21:27like me, blah blah. People are going to

21:29leave tweets. I really appreciate I

21:30don't know what this is, okay? This

21:31could be a weird tweet. But I really

21:34appreciate when people leave tweets

21:35because it helps me with my research.

21:37But the one thing you have to remember

21:39about this is this is marketing. People

21:41will say anything down here to get you

21:44to buy because they're already in. They

21:46want a bunch of buyers to come in after

21:48them, especially if they are putting

21:51really good thesis's and you're clicking

21:53it to read it and you click buy, they

21:55are now getting paid because FOMO added

21:58uh referral sharing, rev sharing for

22:00somebody clicking your thesis and

22:02buying. So, down here, this is

22:04marketing, okay? As nice as you might

22:06think somebody is telling you this

22:08coin's going up to buy it, here's why,

22:11it's marketing, okay? So, just remember

22:12that. That's the last thing I wanted to

22:14touch on. Again, I'm going to make a

22:15bunch more of these videos. If you

22:16appreciated it, hit the like button. Hit

22:18subscribe while you're down there. If

22:19you have any questions at all, put them

22:22in the comment section down below, even

22:24if it's been 5 years, I will reply to

22:26you, okay? I am obsessed with YouTube. I

22:29read my comments daily. I delete all the

22:32little bots, people shilling coins down

22:34there. Do not buy it. It's all scams,

22:36okay? I manually have to delete them one

22:38by one. If you want to support my

22:39channel, make sure you use my FOMO

22:41referral link or use code Crypto

22:43Gorilla. It really helps me out. If you

22:45want to join my Discord, jump in VC with

22:47me, chat in the chat, or use our tools,

22:50right? Our FOMO bots, our meme coin

22:52bots, our NFT bots. There's a link to

22:53the Waypoint Discord down there as well.

22:55Thank you for watching another Crypto

22:56Gorilla video.

23:00Peace.