If people realized how little real liquidity moves millions on @RobinhoodApp or @baseapp.

It's not a coincidence that tokens you aren’t in pump, then as soon as you are in, they dump.
Then you sell a few hundred dollars worth and the token starts pumping to millions.
This isn't a coincidence. There are teams specialized in extracting liquidity based on FOMO. The token might show tens of millions in market cap, but that can be very misleading.
The visible liquidity is usually just a fraction of that, and what you really don't see is the scary part.
cash-cat:native, $AMC , $GME , solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump , base:0xb2000000000000000000007bf6d5cbb0e24cb301 all a very good example of this.
The automations that control these bundles can often hold 99% of the token, making it easy to extract arriving retail, even if it's just a couple hundred dollars, from a seemingly enormous $20 million market cap token.
There is still money to be made, but never assume someone will pump your bag. The opposite is true. You need to play smarter than industry-leading engineers who have been doing this for years with a system they perfected over thousands of hours of coding.
Keep this in mind when you decide to enter their cage.
Cheers!