Since taking over $CATE, I’ve been trying to think of ways to integrate it with $ANSEM in some way.
Given I don’t have supply control and there are no fees on the coin, that’s been pretty tricky.
But the more I thought about it, the more I realized I can’t ignore how I got here in the first place.
For those who don’t know, I ran the OG Ansem coin for about 3 weeks before Ansem ultimately decided to back the coin he has ~60% of today.
When he made that decision, he could’ve left the OG community behind.
He didn’t.
He airdropped the OG community, and I received around $30k worth of $ANSEM at the time.
I believed in Ansem, I believed in the power of his brand, and I never sold.
I publicly held that $30k on @fomo all the way to ~$1.7M and back down to ~$600k. I still haven’t sold and have no real plans to.
That ride is a huge part of how I built my initial following on @fomo, and ultimately part of what put me in the position to take over $CATE and build what we’re building today.
So I’m going to return the favor.
Today I’m airdropping Ansem $30k worth of $CATE.
I genuinely don’t care what he does with it. He can sell it, airdrop it to his holders, or hold it to 7 figures.
I’m not doing this expecting a post, support, or anything in return. It’s simply a token of appreciation for something that played a massive role in getting me where I am today.
He airdropped me $30k and I held it to 7 figures.
Now $CATE is sitting near the bottom, so it feels like the perfect time for me to airdrop him $30k and run it up to 7 figures.
Full circle.
Trillion. Dollar. CATE. 🐈💛
The reality is when I took over $CATE I knew it was a near impossible task.
From day one I said I wasn’t doing this because it was the easiest way to make money. Unless an organic memecoin goes to billions, there isn’t much financial upside for me anyway. My wallet is public. Everyone watches it. Selling would hurt the very thing I’m trying to build.
I did this because I have a vision for this space.
Maybe it’s delusional. But the only reason you’re reading this today is because I’ve been delusional my entire life.
When I stepped in, I had zero supply control and CATE was sitting around a $2.6M market cap. I watched people who trusted me buy the previous day around $10M, and I couldn’t stomach watching another coin follow the same script. Community disappears. Holders get left behind. Retail leaves crypto.
That’s when the mission became bigger than the coin.
The mission is bringing retail back.
We’ve made progress, but we’re nowhere near where we need to be. Going from $80M to $15M doesn’t help that mission. Yesterday people were celebrating me. Today some of those same people are farming engagement by dunking on me.
I’ve tuned it out. In fact, I’ve bookmarked a lot of those tweets.
Here’s what actually matters on Day 10:
• 37.7k holders on Fomo, the highest holder count I’ve personally seen by a mile.
• 229k Fomo followers, growing by 10k+ every day.
• 8,500 Telegram members still showing up ready to fight.
• 4,000+ listeners in Spaces last night with countless people sharing that CATE was their first memecoin.
Those aren’t normal numbers.
The truth is CATE succeeding benefits everyone in crypto. Exchanges. Launchpads. Traders. Holders.
The memecoin pie has been shrinking for years. It’s time to make it grow again.
Let’s send a random internet cat to billions and remind the world why crypto became the most exciting place on the internet in the first place.
If you believe in that mission, join us.
Buy if you believe. Make content. Tell a friend. Every new person matters.
@solana@toly@pumpfun@fomo
Cates have nine lives.
Let’s make the game we once loved fun again. 💛🐈