What started out as a single meme page has since become a diversified holding company with a thriving newsletter @exec.sum, a portfolio of over 30+ startup investments, a recruiting firm @litneypartners, and a private members club @bondlifeclub (launching in East …

Feb 27, 2021 · Litquidity has a following of about half a million people on Instagram, and it's the most popular financial meme account on the site. Run by an anonymous Wall Street banker in his late 20s, the...

Feb 8, 2021 · At the height of the $GME madness, Litquidity — one of the most popular finance-related meme accounts (500k+ Instagram followers) — released the Exec Sum newsletter to help people make sense of the market madness.

Do you need that much liquidity at the start? You gain liquidity by burning your liquidity pool at the very beginning after minting as I understand it. Your initial liquidity pool has a cost of a portion of the coins at the initial price plus a stack of SOL or ETH or whatever your platform is.

Feb 7, 2024 · When the Litquidity Instagram account launched in 2017, it was just supposed to be a funny meme page — the go-to for GIFs about women wanting to marry "a 6'2" private equity principal with a...

Mar 17, 2024 · For education purpose, I have been taught that when we buy new meme coin, always picked those with high liquidity and LP locked and burnt. However, this meme originally have more than 140K liquidity but all in a sudden it drop to zero, how is that possible?

Feb 7, 2024 · Being friends with Hank Medina is a dangerous game. Better known by his pen name Litquidity, he is always quietly looking for content — and even your attire could turn you into a viral meme.

Jun 27, 2023 · The viral posts of the “finmeme-lord” known as Litquidity are “comedic cocaine to banking executives and trading floor interns”, said the Financial Times (FT).

Feb 7, 2024 · Hank Medina, 32, has been revealed as the creator of Litquidity, a Wall Street based social media meme account with nearly a million followers.

Jan 2, 2025 · Liquidity measures how easily an asset can be bought or sold without significantly affecting its price. Assets with high liquidity, like cash, can be traded effortlessly. In contrast, illiquid assets, like rare collectibles, require more effort to …