Mufasa

King of the dip.

Dip = Discount

[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

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Update: after days of FUD and arguments over the creator, his account is now down. I saw Sling, Mika and the same accounts repeatedly in the replies. I suspect mass reporting, but I can’t prove who reported it.

Think beyond today’s chart. When the callers sell, will they keep promoting? When whoever runs Swordcat’s account sells, what keeps them posting? Don’t confuse people supporting their own bags with a lasting commitment to the meme.

Swordcat is running contests to get people to make viral videos while dismissing the creator whose videos made this character popular. You need more content, yet you’re discrediting the person already making it. How does that make sense?

And yes, the https://t.co/AYHmt3uFFy part matters. From what I’ve seen, accounts around its ecosystem helped amplify Swordcat. That raises obvious questions: who already holds a position, who profits from new buyers, and which platform gains those users? I want those incentives and affiliations made clear. That amplification alone doesn’t prove the platform organized the attacks.

What if we on FOMO backed the creator endorsed project and helped people discover where the meme actually came from? Knightcat has the creator’s public support. That matters to me when thinking about its future.

The creator has appealed, and I his evidence will get the account restored.

To me, this is bigger than Swordcat vs Knightcat it’s Pump vs FOMO. Look at the Pump-linked callers backing Swordcat and the ecosystem accounts giving it subtle promotion. Successful calls can attract more traders to their platform, so there’s an incentive beyond the meme itself.

That doesn’t prove coordination, but it’s a reason to question the connections. Before treating any promotion as independent, ask who holds the token, who benefits and where the new users are being directed.

This could turn into the funniest reversal for us as FOMO and Knightcat holders. We need to stand together—not spread FUD, just spread the word.

The creator’s account will return soon. When it does, I want us backing him all the way against these broccoli heads.

Long-term growth needs original meme which they don't have original content which also they don't have original creator if founded which also they don't have a chart built on conviction not herd mentality which they don't have a reach outside X WHICH MOST IMPORTANTLY THEY DON'T HAVE AND WONT HAVE 67 , penguin and many others they were viral on social media the reach was beyond X and the broccoli heads on pumpfun app.

all knights should really stand together against these who don't even appreciate original memes.

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[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

Don’t let them get to you. My question is whether they or that account will keep posting once they’ve sold their bags on that sword thing. We’ve seen hype disappear like that plenty of times in this space.

You’ve already built an audience across social media, and your work made this meme what it is. Earning from that work gives you a reason to keep creating and growing. That’s why I back you for the long term.

Keep building instead of getting dragged into every argument about cat wif hat sorry, cat wif sword. Such a unique name that I mixed them up.

I’m thinking about later, not just now. When the FNF crowd takes profit, who keeps shilling your bag? When the people backing you against Knightcat, will they still care enough to keep posting? Don’t mistake support tied to someone’s position for a lasting commitment.

Having the creator behind this viral trend here with the community is something worth appreciating.

[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

Repeated FUD has an effect, my guy, doesn’t it? I think the confusion coming from your community contributed to the sell-off a falling chart alone doesn’t prove something is wrong with Knightcat.

Think about long term growth: when the swordcat account owner sell, what keeps them posting? With Knightcat, the creator publicly backs it, and ongoing fees can give him a reason to keep creating and growing the audience. That’s my point.

I’ve seen arguments that make no sense, but some of the takes coming from the Swordcat community are on another level.

[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

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[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

If you’re thinking about future expansion for a meme this big, you need the right name and, preferably, the creator himself behind it which Knightcat has.

With an anonymous person running an account like Swordcat’s, ask yourself: what happens once they’re out of supply? Does the account go quiet? Does the posting stop? When the people spreading FUD eventually sell their bags, how much of the engagement you thought was genuine stays and how much evaporates into thin air?

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Think smarter. Don’t follow the herd. Form your own opinion. And if you see the potential I see, you���re welcome to join Knightcat we’re just getting started.

[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

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[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

You and Sling might have a following here on X, but expansion means reaching TikTok, Instagram and Facebook the audience the creator has already been building.

An account reposting someone else’s work depends on that person continuing to create. What keeps the account and its promoters interested once they’ve sold their tokens?

With Knightcat, we have the creator himself backing it and a name that fits the character. If his work keeps generating fees, he has an incentive to keep creating and growing that audience. To me, supporting the person behind the content is a no brainer.

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[Mika @mikadontlouz]

Me and who

[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

I’m an ETH maxi and usually avoid Solana’s PvP culture. I skipped Swordcat around $100K because basic research led me to the creator, and I expected a creator backed alternative. Then came Knightcat.

My question is simple: when the promoters sell, what keeps them posting? Will Sling, Mika and whoever runs the account still care? A creator earning ongoing fees has an incentive to keep creating. That’s why I chose Knightcat the creator’s public backing and a reason to keep building beyond the hype.

[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

1/16 Credit the creator. Follow the receipts.

I traced the armored-kitten meme, the KNIGHTCAT/SWORDCAT dispute and a real SWORDCAT seller trail. Here is what the sources show—and where the claims outrun the evidence.

[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

If you’re thinking about future expansion for a meme this big, you need the right name and, preferably, the creator himself behind it which Knightcat has.

With an anonymous person running an account like Swordcat’s, ask yourself: what happens once they’re out of supply? Does the account go quiet? Does the posting stop? When the people spreading FUD eventually sell their bags, how much of the engagement you thought was genuine stays and how much evaporates into thin air?

And Sling, who spread claims he knows are false if he was already positioned below a $200K market cap with his WALLETS like in sword cat not a single "WALLET", why would he not back Knightcat instead? Look at the incentives. Think smarter. Don’t follow the herd; form your own opinion.

Think smarter. Trace the meme, find the creator and check the endorsement before judging.
Don’t follow the herd. Have your own opinion.

btw every time he is on something like this the profile gets locked weird ha ?

[Mufasa @_0xMufasa]

On top of that, they even spam spells to kill the Knight Cat, along with the X bubbles they have on trackers. But if you’re so confident in your Swordcat, you wouldn’t need to put in all this effort, right?