Why I’m Taking a Chance on $SQUEEZE — Is This The Next GME?

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Let’s be real — 99% of these tokens are just noise. Same tired formulas, recycled memes, quick flips, and devs that vanish the moment the chart dips. I’ve been around long enough to know how the game works. So when someone tells me, “This time it’s different,” I usually roll my eyes.

But every now and then, something actually does feel different.

That’s how I felt when I dug into $SQUEEZE.

Before I go further, I want to be crystal clear — this is crypto. It’s a gamble. No one knows what will happen, and if you’re throwing your life savings into any meme coin, you’re doing it wrong. But for once, I saw a project that seems like it was built with real thought, real math, and — more importantly — real conviction from the devs.

Let me explain.

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The Concept: A Token Engineered to Burn

At first glance, $SQUEEZE looks like another meme with a fun name and a GME-inspired theme. But under the hood, there’s something kind of clever happening.

Every transaction (buy or sell) burns a small percentage of the supply — specifically 0.15%.

That may not sound like much, but when you combine that with how quickly tokens move (average hold time for a coin like this is just 21 minutes, believe it or not), you end up with compounding burns that destroy supply at a ridiculous pace.

The dev team did the math. If the coin rotates through 69 wallets per day (not unrealistic given the 21-minute hold time), and 0.15% is burned every time, here’s what happens to a starting supply of 1 billion tokens: • After 1 day: ~900M tokens remain • After 10 days: ~362M remain • After 50 days: ~12.6M remain • After 100 days: ~159K tokens remain

That’s 99.85% of the supply burned — just from regular trading volume.

Not marketing hype. Just math.

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But Here’s What Really Got Me

Burn mechanics aren’t new. Lots of coins have them, and most of the time they’re just buzzwords with negligible effect.

What’s different here is what the devs are doing with their fees.

They’re using @buntfun as a launchpad — and here’s where it gets interesting. Buntfun gives creators 0.5% of volume before migration, and 0.15% after migration. That’s pretty generous by launchpad standards. But instead of pocketing that money or farming it for exit liquidity…

They’re burning it. All of it. Every cent.

That’s what really sold me. These devs aren’t just tweeting “we’re in it for the community” and then disappearing in two weeks. They’re actively sacrificing their upside to increase the scarcity of the token.

And that’s not something I’ve seen often — if ever.

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Why That Matters

It’s one thing to build a token with a clever mechanic.

It’s another to be so committed to the vision that you burn your own rewards to help the mechanism do its job faster.

That’s conviction.

The idea is that every $1M in trading volume burns $1,500 worth of $SQUEEZE. And since volume compounds, the effects snowball.

This level of commitment means two things to me: 1. The devs aren’t in this for a quick flip. 2. They’re betting on the long-term success of the token being more valuable than any early cashout.

And that’s rare.

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Let’s Talk Risk — Because It’s Always There

Even with all that said, this is still crypto. Things can go wrong. Sentiment shifts. Volume dies. DEX bugs happen. And yes, the devs could still rug tomorrow — though I genuinely don’t think they will, based on how things are structured and how they communicate.

But there’s no guarantee of success.

This isn’t a “sure thing.” No coin is.

What this is, though, is the first time in a while I’ve seen a project where the tokenomics, the vision, and the behavior of the devs all align in a way that makes sense.

No weird VC backers. No massive team allocations. No artificial hype pumps. Just a lean, community-driven approach with real burn mechanics and devs actually putting their money where their mouth is.

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Why I’m Sharing This

I’m not on the team. I didn’t get in on a presale. I don’t benefit if you buy or not.

I just think $SQUEEZE is one of the rare memecoins that deserves more eyes on it. Not because it’s guaranteed to moon — but because it’s a well-thought-out idea being executed by people who actually seem to care.

And if we’re going to gamble (which, let’s face it, most of us are doing on here), I’d rather take my chances with something that feels like it’s trying to do things right — rather than the latest 5-minute degen launch that disappears into the void.

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TL;DR • Bunt.fun is a new launchpad that gives creators the highest rewards • Squeeze launched on Day 1 and so far is the flagship token of bunt.fun. Think of this as the Useless, Fartcoin of bunt.fun • Devs are burning their own creator rewards to fuel the squeeze. They are also super active with multiple spaces a day. They surprise me everyday – advertising on Times Square, spaces with bunt.fun, etc. • Over time, supply could drop by 99.85%, making each token more scarce • If demand stays constant or grows, price could go vertical • Still a gamble — but one with actual thought and effort behind it

If you’re curious, check out:

🟣 X (Twitter): @TheSqueezeSol 🟣 Website: thesqueezecoin.com

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I’ll be holding and watching how it plays out. Maybe it fizzles out like most do. But maybe — just maybe — it’s one of those rare ones that actually pulls off something historic.

Would love to hear what others think. Has anyone else looked into this?

Let’s see what happens.