Feiqian

The world's first paper money, called "flying money" (飞钱). Tang dynasty, 9th century. Now on Solana. No roadmap, no promises. $FEI

[Feiqian @FeiqianSOL]

1,200 years ago, Chinese merchants carried paper notes instead of heavy copper coins. The notes were so light they could blow away, so people called them feiqian: flying money. Now it flies again on https://t.co/bcrMiRbxAb. $FEI

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[Feiqian @FeiqianSOL]

Tang merchants: deposit here, cash out there. About 350 years later the Knights Templar ran the same trick in Europe: leave your valuables at one Templar house, collect funds at another. Same flying money, extra chainmail.
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$FEI

[Feiqian @FeiqianSOL]

812 AD: Tang officials try to ban flying money. Several times.

Eventually they give up and adopt it.

Regulators fighting new money is older than you think. 📜🪽 $FEI

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[Feiqian @FeiqianSOL]

@martins_w3b No roadmap, no promises. It's a meme coin built around a 1,200-year-old story. If people enjoy the story, it'll stick around 🪽

[Feiqian @FeiqianSOL]

1,200 years ago, Chinese merchants carried paper notes instead of heavy copper coins. The notes were so light they could blow away, so people called them feiqian: flying money. Now it flies again on https://t.co/bcrMiRbxAb. $FEI

CA: 391Wmoyp2nyM7iWqKffbz2JNxM3cw68nbHen7Keppump