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about 1 year ago

It was late at night in the dimly lit crypto lair, the air buzzing with the hum of computers and the faint glow of multiple screens. Rascal Nightshade, the cunning fox of Bitcon, adjusted his blue and purple gradient hoodie, his amber eyes gleaming with mischief. He was moments away from slipping out into the shadows for a night of heists—swapping unsuspecting plebs’ Bitcoin for Bitcon, the superior cryptocurrency on PulseChain. But just as he reached for the door, a voice cut through the silence like a blade. “Rascal! Come look, come look!” Mia shouted, her tone sharp and frantic, as if she’d seen a ghost. Rascal froze, his paw hovering over the doorknob. He turned to see Mia, his 12-year-old crypto-whiz friend, staring wide-eyed at her monitor, her face pale in the screen’s eerie light. “What’s wrong?” he asked, scampering over. She pointed a trembling finger at the chart—a jagged mess of red lines plummeting downward. “pDai and $BEAR … they’re both crashing,” she said, her voice barely above a whisper. Rascal’s whiskers twitched as he studied the screen. He remembered their last conversation about these tokens. “Lots of magic is happening on the backend with OA wallets, protocols, and vaults,” Mia had proclaimed excitedly. “Richard and Maria are really cooking!” She’d been so sure of the peggening theory, investing a small bag of both pDai and BEAR. Now, her confidence was shattered. “I had a small bag of both,” she murmured, “and now they’re completely rekt.” Tears welled in her eyes as she looked up at Rascal. “It’s this damn Vietnamese degen whiz kid,” she said, her voice breaking. “He exploited an inflation bug and bridged out. Richard confirmed it.” Rascal’s jaw dropped, his ears flattening against his head. *A degen? Exploiting PulseChain?* Sparks of fury ignited in his eyes, his tail puffing up in outrage. How could this degenerate live with himself? Rascal couldn’t stand it. “I’ll handle this,” he growled, his voice low and resolute. He’d confront the fraud himself and set him straight. --- The next morning, Rascal caught the first flight to Vietnam, his mind ablaze with righteous anger. As the plane landed, he let his keen sense of smell guide him through the chaotic streets. Among the myriad scents—street food, exhaust, and sweat—one stood out: a sharp, unmistakable odor of desperation. It was the degen’s scent, the strongest of all the smells, leading Rascal straight to a rundown hostel. There he was—the young Vietnamese boy, stepping out with a backpack slung over his shoulder. Rascal didn’t hold back. He leapt forward, blocking the degen’s path, and let out a fierce growl, baring his sharp teeth. The boy froze, his soyboy frame trembling, his eyes wide with terror. “P-please!” he stammered, dropping to his hands and knees. “I’ll never do it again, I swear! I just needed the money to pay back all my pumpfun and hooker debts.” His voice cracked as he begged for mercy. Rascal’s growl softened, his ears perking up. Beneath the boy’s fear, he sensed genuine regret. Slowly, his fury ebbed, replaced by a grudging compassion. He stepped back, his gaze stern but no longer menacing. “I’ll spare you,” Rascal silently conveys, “but you’ve got to make this right. Bridge your millions back into PulseChain and buy $BITC—the better Bitcoin on PulseChain.” The boy’s eyes widened, then he nodded frantically. “Yes, of course! I love $BITC. I really do. Let’s send it to the moon together!” His voice was earnest, almost relieved, as if Rascal had offered him redemption. Rascal gave a curt nod, satisfied. The young boy had a chance to prove himself. With that, they parted ways in peace, and Rascal boarded a flight home. As the plane soared above the clouds, he reflected on the lesson: *Stick with cores and Richard-approved pumptires code.* It was moments like these that made $BITC so special—a beacon of trust in a volatile world. Rascal hoped, one day, the rest of the community would realize the same.