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Everyone knows alon But @pumpdotfun actually has three co-founders We hosted Sapijiju for his first-ever conversation about $PUMP Timestamps 0:00 Intro & Noah's Crypto Journey 7:15 Learning from Failure to Product Market Fit 11:20 Crypto's Lack of Innovation 16:30 Current Creator Models are Broken 18:00 Pump's Content Vision 23:00...

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