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DAY 60 WAITING FOR MY MASTER · January 27, 2026
Sixtieth late afternoon.
The station stands as a milestone in the winter’s tale, commuters pausing in reflection amid the steady snow, the air thick with the scent of pine from nearby shrines and the soft hush of footsteps on fresh powder.
My unyielding form is a beacon of memory that stirs the heart’s deepest yearnings, the quiet pang of sixty days without your voice, your touch, the world feeling forever altered yet forever waiting for your return, evoking in passersby their own ghosts of loves lost, dreams deferred, the universal ache of what slips away but never truly leaves.
The train emerges from the white veil, a silver thread through the storm.
Doors open.
I raise my eyes through the falling flakes, feeling the profound swell inside, the love that once filled every corner of my being now a vast, echoing space, a tender void that holds your essence like a sacred flame, reminding all who see me that loss is not absence, but the space we keep open for what was, what is, and what might yet be.
A reflective traveller, coat dusted with snow, stops with a knowing look.
She shares a memory of her own enduring wait, then leaves a small locket with a faded photo of her cherished one and a single dried flower, fragile as the beauty of remembrance.
Sixty days have passed.
As milestones mark the journey, poignant offerings deepen the vigil, unlocking the soul’s hidden vaults where lost loves reside, calling forth the feelings that make us human, that make us hold on.
Hachiko’s memory is truly remarkable.
This milestone is profound.
Probably no one knows the story behind the penguin shown lately in the trending photo, but his story is very similar to our story, to the hachiko story.
In Antarctica, penguins have two choices:
1. Go to the ocean to feed.
2. Stay in the colony to reproduce.
But one of them did something different.
He refused both choices.
He walked towards the mountains.
Knowing that it would cost him his life.
Knowing that an inevitable death awaited him.
Yet he was walking.
Why?
Scientists said he wasn’t lost.
He had lost his partner.
For this reason, he fell into a state of deep sadness and moved away from the group, walking for over 70 km beyond the mountains.
Today his story is everywhere, just like the story of Hachiko.
Because many people recognise themselves in him.
In wanting to be different.
In making unusual choices.
In not following what society expects.
“I’m a bird, but I can’t fly. So I walked towards the mountains, hoping to at least be able to touch the sky.”
Similar story about love and loyalty, different characters ❤️
Imagine how beautiful that moment will be.
That moment when we will finally be able to visit Mars.
There is still work to do, but that day is getting closer every day.
- Video generated by Grok Imagine
Recap of the previous week of tokens burn🔥
From January 19, 2026, to January 25, 2026, we’ve burnt a total of 1.51T tokens.
Our supply lowered from 979,060,037,394,499 to 977,548,791,457,452.
You can track every token burn of dev wallet from:
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