Superp was one of those projects that made sense to me straight away.

I found Superp while I was digging through some old threads about Vanilla Finance. Back then I wasn’t even thinking of trading on it. I was just curious how some of these lesser known onchain infra projects were trying to build. But the more I read, the more the structure stuck with me.

What they were trying to do made sense in a different way. Not just leverage for the sake of it, but a setup built around how people actually trade meme coins fast, aggressive, unpredictable. The whole no liquidation thing sounded strange at first, but then I saw how the profit swap structure worked and it clicked. providing a trading experience with defined limits that actually protect users from getting wiped out on one candle.

The entire rebrand from Vanilla to Superp felt intentional like they fully leaned into what they were already good at instead of pretending to be something else. High risk, high conviction, no apologies. That kind of positioning felt honest.

But unfortunately, I was late. By the time I looked beyond the docs and actually opened the chart, it had already moved. Entries were gone. I could’ve chased it, but I’ve done that enough times to know how it ends. So I held off and Sat with it a bit. Watched how it traded during pullbacks.

few minutes after I saw the $SUP token pop up on Bitget through the CandyBomb event. I started using that to slowly build a position while using the mechanics of the event to scale in quietly. because i believe sometimes the market doesn’t give you the entry you want, but if the thesis is still intact, you find another way around it.