It is Monday, June 8th. I'm your host, David Kennes, and this is the breakdown. Good a few quick things for you this morning to take a look at. We're looking at this new bounty platform from Pump.funk. Fun. If crypto is an attention economy, then Pump.com is really leaning into it once more. We're going to be taking a look at what's happening there. We're also looking at which coins have been the market winners over the recent downturn,

not even just over the past week, but going back to the end of January when all this

correction first started really accelerating. We're going to take a look if there's any signal

there to be read from the market noise. And other than that, we're looking at the relationship

between stable coins and market cap of the total market cap of crypto and whether there's anything to read about what we might

be headed into over the next six months to a year if this bare market really does start to set in.

So, without further ado, this is the breakdown. Let's get to it.

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So first, let's take a look at this bounty platform from pump.combe.

Called pump.combe. And essentially, anyone could kind a look at this bounty platform from pump. Dot Fun, called Pump.com, Go.

And essentially, anyone could kind of pitch an open bounty and put money up to see if people would like to do a certain thing to receive crypto in return.

And obviously, this is an evolution of the live streaming feature that Pump.

Dot Fun had done, first on live with back

in 2015. I think it was around mid-2015. And I think we might already know how that live-streaming

service went originally. Yeah, it actually went live with its live-streaming feature way back in

November 24, so about a year and a half ago already. And I mean, it actually went live with its live streaming feature way back in November

2024, so about a year and a half ago already.

And I mean, anyone who knows anything about Pump.

You know, it's just a meme coin launch pad that's ultra-gamified.

And the live-streaming feature essentially turned into an amplifier for launching meme coins. So people kind of

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