@FinanceFreeman@BinanceCat_x@NICK12__12@KMX008 They are trying to change the name of CTO and continue scamming people. Do not trust these scammers under any circumstances. Stay alert and protect your funds.
@BinanceCat_x@NICK12__12@KMX008 They are trying to change the name of CTO and continue scamming people. Do not trust these scammers under any circumstances. Stay alert and protect your funds.
@KMX008 They are trying to change the name of CTO and continue scamming people. Do not trust these scammers under any circumstances. Stay alert and protect your funds.
Sometimes we wonder if CZ accidentally started something much bigger than a memecoin.
Ryoshi had a similar idea with Shiba Inu. He wanted to see what would happen if the creator planted the seed, stepped away, and left the future in the hands of the community. No team controlling the supply, no central authority, no guarantee that anyone would keep building. Just an experiment in decentralization.
Then, years later, CZ posted a picture of his dog and told the world his name was Broccoli.
He didn’t launch a token. He didn’t announce a team. He didn’t choose a winner. He literally told the community: “I am NOT issuing a meme coin myself. It’s up to the community to do that (or not).”
And then the experiment began.
A token was launched. The dev sold. There was no official team waiting to take over. Other projects tried to claim the story. People from the community stepped in anyway.
Some led for a while and disappeared. Others took their place. A treasury was created and later became inaccessible. Social accounts were banned. Months passed with almost no direction.
And still, people kept coming back.
One community member even bought roughly 1% of the supply and sent it to CZ.
CZ burned it.
It is hard not to think about Vitalik and SHIB.
Ryoshi gave Vitalik an enormous amount of SHIB. Vitalik eventually used it, removing himself from that position of power.
Different circumstances, different people, but a strangely similar dynamic: the person with the greatest connection to the story doesn’t actually own the community.
And maybe that is the most interesting part of all.
CZ created the spark.
But he didn’t create the army.
Ryoshi created the experiment.
But SHIB continued after Ryoshi disappeared.
CZ introduced the world to Broccoli.
But Broccoli had to survive on its own.
And it did.
Not through insider information. Not through a VC fund. Not because some powerful institution was secretly keeping it alive.
People with nothing more than a wallet, a belief in the story and a willingness to keep showing up decided that it wasn’t over.
Maybe this is what decentralization looks like in its purest form.
You don’t know who will lead tomorrow.
You don’t know who will disappear.
You don’t even know if anyone will still be here.
You simply leave the seed in the hands of the people…
…and see what grows.
🐕
#714army
Sometimes we wonder if CZ accidentally started something much bigger than a memecoin.
Ryoshi had a similar idea with Shiba Inu. He wanted to see what would happen if the creator planted the seed, stepped away, and left the future in the hands of the community. No team controlling the supply, no central authority, no guarantee that anyone would keep building. Just an experiment in decentralization.
Then, years later, CZ posted a picture of his dog and told the world his name was Broccoli.
He didn’t launch a token. He didn’t announce a team. He didn’t choose a winner. He literally told the community: “I am NOT issuing a meme coin myself. It’s up to the community to do that (or not).”
And then the experiment began.
A token was launched. The dev sold. There was no official team waiting to take over. Other projects tried to claim the story. People from the community stepped in anyway.
Some led for a while and disappeared. Others took their place. A treasury was created and later became inaccessible. Social accounts were banned. Months passed with almost no direction.
And still, people kept coming back.
One community member even bought roughly 1% of the supply and sent it to CZ.
CZ burned it.
It is hard not to think about Vitalik and SHIB.
Ryoshi gave Vitalik an enormous amount of SHIB. Vitalik eventually used it, removing himself from that position of power.
Different circumstances, different people, but a strangely similar dynamic: the person with the greatest connection to the story doesn’t actually own the community.
And maybe that is the most interesting part of all.
CZ created the spark.
But he didn’t create the army.
Ryoshi created the experiment.
But SHIB continued after Ryoshi disappeared.
CZ introduced the world to Broccoli.
But Broccoli had to survive on its own.
And it did.
Not through insider information. Not through a VC fund. Not because some powerful institution was secretly keeping it alive.
People with nothing more than a wallet, a belief in the story and a willingness to keep showing up decided that it wasn’t over.
Maybe this is what decentralization looks like in its purest form.
You don’t know who will lead tomorrow.
You don’t know who will disappear.
You don’t even know if anyone will still be here.
You simply leave the seed in the hands of the people…
…and see what grows.
🐕
#714army