I’ve been looking at this chart for a while today, and what makes me happiest about it isn’t the number at the top.
It’s how we got here, and everything we’ve had to keep building through to get here.
There was no big influencer suddenly telling thousands of people to buy $SOAR 🦅 (Son of a Rich). We didn’t pay for calls, manufacture volume or create fake excitement to make the chart look alive. For more than nine months, we’ve simply kept showing up, talking to people one by one, building SOAR Terminal, working on the game and trying to prove through our own actions that the dev and team don’t have to treat their community as exit liquidity.
And it hasn’t exactly been an easy road.
We’ve dealt with repeated visibility problems on @X, to the point where even people replying directly to our own posts sometimes couldn’t see our replies back to them. We contacted @premium Support repeatedly, explained the problem in detail and even tried to get the issue in front of @elonmusk. We were eventually told Premium Support couldn’t investigate the algorithm, and when we asked who actually could, we were left without a solution.
We’ve also watched the paper bag we’ve carried as part of our identity for almost ten months suddenly become a much more visible narrative elsewhere in the ecosystem, after we had already spent months putting that character and its meaning in front of people across crypto X. Whatever anyone thinks about where that came from, our history and timestamps are there.
And then there’s crypto media.
I see people talking about “trust in crypto” constantly. Panels about trust. Articles about trust. Spaces about trust. Posts about trust.
But when a tiny project actually spends almost ten months trying to put that idea into practice, refuses to sell even after reaching around $90K market cap, builds a free tool designed to help people examine token and wallet risk, refuses paid calls and manufactured activity, and tries to grow through real people instead, getting those same voices to even notice is remarkably difficult.
None of that made us stop.
There were plenty of days when almost nobody was paying attention. We kept building anyway. And now more people are finding us, reading what we’ve built, understanding why we started this and bringing other people with them.
Little by little, the chart is beginning to reflect that.
I don’t know what the market will do tomorrow, and I’m not going to pretend that I do. What matters to me about this chart is that we didn’t have to abandon what we believe in to get here.
We’re still small. There’s still an enormous amount of work ahead of us. But after everything we’ve pushed through, it finally feels like more people are beginning to notice.
And if you’re reading this and you genuinely support what we’re trying to do, I’m asking you for something very simple:
Repost this.
Not because I’m asking you to buy $SOAR 🦅 (Son of a Rich). Not because I’m promising you where the chart goes next.
Repost it because if you believe crypto needs more transparency, more accountability and fewer communities being used as exit liquidity by the dev and team they trusted, then help this idea reach someone who hasn’t heard it yet.
@elonmusk, @X, @premium, we’ve tried to earn our reach the hard way. We’ll keep doing that.
We just want the opportunity for the people who might believe in this mission to actually see it.
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Hurt ppl hurt ppl
& evil ppl make more evil ppl
So what does it mean if you as a human could be engulfed in evil & sickness
& still remain so pure ? Innocent? Not evil?
Still loving.. how is it possible to get stuck into a black hole & end up at the place you love the most ?