Memecoin Monday is BACK! Shill us the next 100x 🔥

Host: Keith Berry (@kokid951), with co-hosts Cyrus Abrahim (@CyrusAbrahimX) and MoonDaddy/DBTS (@MoonDaddy100x) · Date: Mon, 10 Aug 2026 · Duration: 2:32:46 · ~15 active speakers

TL;DR

• Keith revived his long-dormant "Memecoin Monday" as an open shill-and-support session — no paid slots, ~150 in the room, and a plan to airdrop his (all eight) subscribers whatever he bought during the show.
• Co-host Cyrus turned the room into a giveaway: log into his game Veilbound.gg, reply with a Solana wallet, and he'd bless everyone $50 (Keith's subs $100). He insisted it was never posted to X on purpose — "that's how you know it's legit."
• A recurring thesis from the veterans: buy communities and social attention, not green candles. Supply-control "crime metrics" got repeatedly dismissed — Make Aliens Great Again's dev ran to $33M with none.
• The Robinhood chain vs. Solana debate ran throughout: MoonDaddy and Mary Jane pitched Robinhood's no-front-running launches and 2021 nostalgia; Cyrus played both sides but landed bullish.
• A long parade of projects got shilled: Earn/TEB, Make Aliens Great Again, wee wee wee, Smoking Wizard, Pibble, Imagine Selling, Lazy, Good in the Hood, JChains' tokenization coin, The Great Emu War, and Pump the Bull.
• Michael Oates and Michael's crowd talked up the FOMO/Socialfi "write-a-thesis-and-hold" mechanic as a stickier alternative to paying KOLs.

Highlights

[10:32] "I am buying that shit." Keith brings up DBTS ("don't buy this shit"), fronted by MoonDaddy, whose whole pitch is reverse psychology — and Cyrus immediately announces he's buying it. Keith admits he already grabbed a bag last week out of pure spite: "you don't tell me to buy it? Fuck you, I'm buying it."

[25:26] Steve makes the case against supply control. The dev behind Make Aliens Great Again recounts consensus-in-Miami "nerds" quizzing him on bundle percentages and market makers he'd never used, then dropped the flex: they ran to $33M with no bundle, no supply control, ~11,000 holders and diamond hands who rode it back down to a $1M floor.

[28:29] Cyrus on the delusional-founder signal. In the morning's most-quoted riff, Cyrus argued that a founder still showing up at day 30 with a 100k chart is one of the lowest-risk bets you can make — "God gave you a brain and you just found a gem, because you don't need some motherfucker to validate you."

[30:07] The Trump-hat plan. Steve lays out the alien alpha: the community's been raiding Rep. Tim Burchett, who's now got their hats and said he'll "really try" to get one to Trump. If the President ever wears a Make Aliens Great Again hat, Steve figures 100–1000x.

[31:09] Cyrus does the alien-cult bit. Not an alien guy himself, he insisted — but he sold the cult anyway: group chats, blurry images at 3am, aluminum foil on heads. Keith, delighted: "Cyrus is on fire this morning." Cyrus: "This bowl is hitting, bro."

[38:32] The $50 blessing. Cyrus pledges $50 to anyone who logs into Veilbound and replies with a wallet, $100 to Keith's subs, capping it around a two-hour window. His proof of legitimacy at [39:00]: "I didn't even put it on X. That's how you know it's legit." Keith: "What a legend."

[49:27] Trapper's wee wee wee cult. Back after months of dad life, Trapper pitches a 10-day-old cat-PFP coin with a 260-person side chat going nonstop, "no complaining, everybody's creative," and the same-cat-different-personality format he compares to early Michi. His closer, deadpan: "I'm feeling really, really good, and my wee wee wee looks very long here."

[1:10:07] Shill Turner: stop the lore, chase real memes. A long, animated stretch on why price-chasing fails and emotional connection wins — capped by a plea to retire recycled "launched-on-a-forum-48-years-ago" lore: "No one gives a shit about you, barbecue coin... I'm gonna fucking put my head through a goddamn wall."

[2:12:05] JChains' comeback story. Justin shares that his community minted him a coin and sent him 60% while he was grieving his father's death, giving him purpose to build a tokenization project for "main street" investors — locked out, he argued, by accredited-investor rules even on blockchain deals. He tied it to an "Atomic Habits / 1% better" ethos and a return to fighting shape.

[2:22:08] Pump the Bull's relaunch tale. Closing speaker walks through nuking and one-to-one re-airdropping the token to escape a stubborn 9% holder, a community marketing wallet topped up daily, staking and NFT buyback-and-burn on the way — and the line that landed hardest with the room at [2:26:35]: everyone's "sick of... going to take a piss and getting rugged."

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "You don't tell me to buy it? Fuck you, I'm buying it." — Keith Berry [10:44 area, ~11:26]
• "Fuck everyone who says you need bundled supply control to run a project. Bullshit." — Steve, Make Aliens Great Again [25:33]
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• "This bowl is hitting, bro." — Cyrus Abrahim [32:07]
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• "I didn't even put it on X. That's how you know it's legit." — Cyrus Abrahim [39:28]
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• "There's nothing like a long wee wee wee." — Trapper [1:18:32]
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• "No one gives a shit about you, barbecue coin." — Shill Turner [1:11:35]
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Who said what

• Keith Berry (@kokid951) — host; kept it loose and self-deprecating (a fighter, an NFT guy at heart, "not the meme coin master"), buying a small bag of five projects live and promising a wrap-up tweet + subscriber airdrops.
• Cyrus Abrahim (@CyrusAbrahimX) — co-host and the room's live wire; pitched his game Veilbound ($VEIL), ran the $50/$100 giveaway, and delivered most of the memorable riffs on founders, cults, and chains.
• MoonDaddy / DBTS (@MoonDaddy100x) — co-host; champion of the Robinhood chain and their Hood Exchange launchpad, framing it as a 2021-style, no-front-running revival. Real name shared as Ramel Connor.
• Michael Oates (@mikey2246) — three-year grinder behind Hold/Earn ($EARN) and new pump.fun token TEB; evangelist for the FOMO "buy, write a thesis, hold 30 days, get matched" mechanic.
• Steve / Make Aliens Great Again (@MAGA_Aliens) — dev of the $33M-peak alien coin with no supply control; pinning hopes on a Trump hat cameo.
• Trapper (@Brovich21) — 11-year vet back from dad life; all-in on the wee wee wee cat cult and "communities are fate."
• Mary Jane (@QueenofDogecoin) — trencher's-eye view; leaning into Robinhood coins (Toad, Troll) and TBB.
• Shill Turner (@ShillTurner) — the room's meme theorist; pushing Smoking Wizard and Pibble, and preaching social attention over price and real memes over lore.
• Gatito Feliz (@ElCryptoGato) & Mr. Paradox (@MrParad0xxx) — co-founders of Imagine Selling ($IMAGINE), building a game ecosystem under a real LLC with locked supply.
• MB (@MBVibez) — plugged Lazy (lazy lizard) and the "buy the red candles / invest in communities" line.
• The Great Emu War (@EmuWarOfficial) — a sub-10k newcomer with leaderboard games and a planned Cleveland rave, built on the 1932 Australia-vs-emus gag.
• Good in the Hood / Lucas Cicero (@GoodCoinRH) — Midas-on-base team; launched on Token Select with equal-entry, no-sniper pricing and slow team unlocks to Nov.
• Crypto Cam (@its_Crypto_Cam)^* — networking voice; raised hidden vesting-platform fees and praised deep liquidity for lower volatility.
• JChains / Justin (@jchains) — tokenization builder; shared a personal comeback story and a "1% better" community ethos.
• Pump the Bull (@PumptheBull) — closed with a relaunch-and-reimburse story, staking/NFT buyback plans, and a fully community-run chart.

Worth a full listen

• [28:29]–[33:00] — Cyrus's back-to-back riffs on the surviving-founder signal and the alien cult, into Steve's Trump-hat plan. This stretch carried the room's energy and humor better than any summary can.
• [1:00:07]–[1:13:05] — Shill Turner's uninterrupted masterclass on memetics, social attention vs. price, and why lore coins die, with Trapper and a Smoking Wizard teammate building on it. The clearest articulation of the day's core thesis.
• [2:12:05]–[2:20:00] — JChains' comeback story and the tokenization-for-main-street pitch, a warmer, more personal turn that Keith clearly cared about.

* some voices are identified from context; those names are marked as likely.