Gotrilla Solana PONs analysis

    by Freddenver: Crypto

    Gotrilla lays out the specific logic behind his bullish stance on Solana, drawing a direct parallel to PONs while admitting he messed up that previous play. He points to the burning mechanism as the shared feature that caught his eye, noting that despite the earlier failure, the structural similarity remained clear. The narrative around Real World Assets and RWA was already circulating in circles, making the setup feel logical enough to commit capital. He reveals an initial entry of approximately $200,000, describing it as one of his first successful purchases ever. That information didn't come from a mainstream feed but arrived via Telegram from someone who rarely tweets, just dropping a quick message about checking it out. The source hit him with the data point, claiming it could be a good one, and the subsequent narrative validation proved it turned into a great one.

    Transcript (en)

    Correct. But what I might even trying to, hey, when I first seen it, I compared it to Pond. I'm not even going to lie. Oh, this is the next Pond. I've seen this. It's a burning mechanism. And I've seen what Pond did because I kind of messed that play up. I seen it, didn't go for whatever. So I knew it had a burning mechanism. But then I knew the RWA conversation and the circles were going around. Like, oh, OK, it kind of makes sense. I'll put a little bit in here. You know what I'm saying? announced i think i got in like initially around 200k oh you know that's that's one of my first buy-ins okay holy moly okay so you're like mega mega mega early yeah and i got to thank waddles for that uh he he kind of shot me the information like he's like hey this is like some cool tech if it's if the dev is legit and now everybody's like okay is this another rug pull dev you know because they're a dime a dozen right who was the who was the trader turned you on to it Wattles W A D D L E yeah yeah. Oh, I got to look into him. So he he doesn't tweet much. He's just in TG and stuff like that. But he information. He's like, man, check this out. Could be a good one. And it turned out to be a great one. Obviously, I mean, I seen the. I seen the narrative and where it can go. I just didn't think you'd go this crazy, to be honest. Yeah, so this is this is actually