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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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alonvor 1 Jahr

@pumpdotfun @sapijiju wow!

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TOM 🦋🔶🅿️vor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju 1 hour episode but not a single airdrop question? Nonsense

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Girl Is Cigvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju .@pumpdotfun cofounder @sapijiju “our (pumpfun) airdrop will be a lot more lucrative than anyone else in this space” @a1lon9 share the deets. Will your own CTO $alon be involved?

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threadguyvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju woahhhhh movie

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zeri_terminalvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju 01:14:07 pumpfun airdrop

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AT ⚡vor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju The only thing we want to know about pumpfun is who is responsible for the the $PUMP airdrop and if we ever going to see one

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Devinweb3vor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju 1 hour episode but not a single airdrop question? Nonsense

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Sagevor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju It’s time for the canonical Sapijiju $Goat 7X84qLj14hs5j1YNGimWfhMEVMrnrCtkMUDnkWyk8jKA

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Peace Through Tradevor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju Lucrative airdrop details are eagerly awaited!

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Doomivor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju Good stuff my fellas

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Girl Is Cigvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju founders of the trenches

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⚛️ Luísvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju When will @a1lon9 show support to $nuit??

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EliteAndreyvor 1 Jahr

@pumpdotfun @a1lon9 @sapijiju what about a segment about pumpfun airdrop

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akmvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju useless interview+undoxxed team+farmer kols on a payroll+scam cex partnership no airdrop

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FVCT.CRVPTOvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju Great work discussing traders and how none of this is going back to traders. Also fuck you all for choosing the term "creator" to describe ruggers and scammers.

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@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju first pod and already feels legendary

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@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju pump it for fun. $reterd

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uncowizzyvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju yap this yap that but dont miss the fact that one of the oldest and most iconic memes in history has yet to run. 9mgKEmj4GetLbekjEbPgWNjXMXX7Zscn6N2GAk6kCALW

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Jesse Dalbavor 1 Jahr

@pumpdotfun @a1lon9 @sapijiju I made Iryna coin and all the creator funds will be going to the gofundme for the brutal attack in NC CA: 2JZ7dwoZBMWpgfHDHCFHvRqW6z1NBnmMdcvPUkWYmoon

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CorolaMasevor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju 3 founders but what’s happened to the 4th? @a1lon9 why has all this been hidden now. What happened to @0xtamagoyaki

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Connorvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju good interview

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toghuvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju didn't asked about airdrop? smh

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Nicovor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju world domination

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Condzvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju k i want more of this content

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Shortcoinvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju Wow❗

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Drewvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju guys a killer

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Rohit Chauhanvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju LFG

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Arangovor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju Movie

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Pumpgervor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju how can you talk absolutely nothing for 1 hour? not a word about airdrop that should be the main topic

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Mommyvor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju 👀

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CorolaMasevor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju When @0xtamagoyaki ? @a1lon9 he was a founder to right?

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Jzun Stathat 🫵vor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju Karen ?!

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Sunhuk✨vor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju Not pumpfun airdrop

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gynchivor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju oh

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Thor 🤬vor 1 Jahr

@a1lon9 @pumpdotfun @sapijiju Don’t jeet your sapijiji for a Big Mac bros 7X84qLj14hs5j1YNGimWfhMEVMrnrCtkMUDnkWyk8jKA

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