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Today I added liquidity across a handful of pools, with a clear theme: MEME was the hub. I pushed MEME into a few different pairings (PEPE, FUN, LOLZ, and PHOTO), then rounded things out with a couple CENT utility-style adds (TRIBE and TRADE).

Overall, this was a “spread MEME around + keep CENT working” kind of day.

Here’s what I added today:

• 666.1620 MEME + 435,390.58686992 PEPE
  This was the headline move—big PEPE raw amount, and it feels like a classic “meme-to-meme” liquidity lane I like keeping active.

• 142.7041 MEME + 10.28759868 FUN
  A smaller side-pair, but FUN is one of those tokens I don’t mind supporting when I’m already routing through MEME.

• 24.16 PHOTO + 298.8582 MEME
  I like this one because it’s a quirky crossover—PHOTO exposure while still keeping MEME as the anchor.

• 127.5114 MEME + 9.76253969 LOLZ
  A fun maintenance add—LOLZ pairs nicely with MEME vibes, and I like keeping these smaller pools from getting too thin.

• 2,922.26274994 CENT + 4.502 TRIBE
  This felt like a “serious utility” balance to offset all the memes—TRIBE is a token I like being connected to via CENT.

• 1,115.24163569 CENT + 0.810 TRADE
  Another practical add—TRADE is one of those pools that makes sense to keep healthy for general DEX function.

Below is today’s pie graph showing the proportion of each token I added in total (using raw token amounts). PEPE completely dominates the visual (because of the massive unit count), while MEME and CENT form the meaningful “support slices,” and everything else shows up as the tiny but intentional satellites.

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What stands out today is how clearly the allocations cluster:

PEPE overwhelms the chart in raw units—this is one of those days where the pie graph screams “token denomination difference,” not necessarily value weighting.

MEME was the actual strategy center, appearing in four separate adds (PEPE, FUN, PHOTO, LOLZ).

CENT was the practical counterbalance, with two clean adds into TRIBE and TRADE to keep some utility/DEX infrastructure exposure in the mix.