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Opinion: The development of meme trading is a ploy to delegitimize the value of decentralized finance on the blockchain, and the current US administration if leading the way. This administration seems to be being used as a canvas to paint an image of rampant curruption, and expose it, so they can later justify exrtreme measure of surveillance with a centralized digital currency. However if memes can transition to Memefi, we win. The small man, and women, the individual, the community, the people. Not the entities. People held up by people. Not people holding up corporations. It's time for change, and we all know it.
Currency is the equivalent of the number 0. It is simple a place holder for time and effort. If this remains and becomes even more centralized and controlled that is probably not great. Our time, our hearts, our effort doesn't need to be controlled. It needs to be supported. And until a government actually start to work for its people, we must hold each other up.
Decentralized finance can be a good step in the right direction. We matter. Our Zero matters.

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I am going to start sharing my opinions here. mainly on defi, and memefi. I have many theories and thesises. I have been in this space as an observer for over six years now and i feel it's time to start sharing. so feel free to chime in!

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Thesis

The Trojan Horse Thesis

Part 1 of 3 — A Statement from the Founder of Sponsored

This is the first of three statements I'm publishing this week. Today: why I'm building on https://t.co/mUNZGQFQMC. Wednesday: the company vision. Friday: who I am. Real name, real business, nothing withheld.

This first one is barely about my company at all. It's about the infrastructure I chose and why I think most people are misreading it.

What people see
https://t.co/mUNZGQFQMC is a casino. That's the read, and I understand it. Thousands of tokens a day, most of them worthless within hours. Anonymous wallets, coordinated exits, people losing rent money on a bonding curve at two in the morning. If your impression of the platform is "gambling with extra steps," you didn't arrive at that from nowhere. You arrived at it from evidence.
I'm not here to tell you that's inaccurate. I'm here to tell you it's incomplete, in the way that describing the early internet as a place for pirated music was incomplete. The usage was real. It just wasn't the point.

What it actually is
Underneath the noise, https://t.co/mUNZGQFQMC is a token issuance and trading system with a specific set of properties. Not opinions about it — properties, verifiable by anyone:
It's open to everyone. No application. No approval. No minimum. No accreditation requirement. No relationship with a bank. If you have a wallet and an internet connection, you have the same access as anyone else on the platform, and there is no version of the process where someone decides you don't qualify.
It's borderless. Someone in Lagos, someone in Manila, and someone in Eugene, Oregon are looking at the identical interface with identical terms. There is no domestic tier and international tier. No currency conversion, no wire, no correspondent bank, no three-day hold.
It never closes. No opening bell, no market hours, no weekends off, no holidays. Continuous, permanently.
It settles instantly. Not two business days. Seconds, for a fraction of a cent, on Solana.
Supply is fixed and sealed. Every launch mints exactly one billion tokens and then revokes the mint authority. Nobody can print more later — not the platform, not a whale, not the person who launched it. That's a hard guarantee enforced by code rather than a promise enforced by trust.
It's fully auditable. Every transaction, every wallet, every movement, permanently public. Anyone can check anything, at any time, without asking permission.
Compare that honestly to how markets actually work
If a company wants public participation through traditional markets, it hires underwriters, satisfies exchange requirements, pays lawyers and accountants for months, and pays fees most small businesses will never have. The allocation at the moment it matters most goes overwhelmingly to institutions and insiders. Retail buys after, at whatever the price has become.
Access on the other side is gatekept too. Whole categories of opportunity are legally restricted to accredited investors — meaning, in practice, people who are already wealthy. Markets close at 4pm. Settlement takes days. Cross-border participation ranges from expensive to impossible depending on which passport you hold.
None of that is a scandal. It's a system that developed for defensible reasons over a century. But look at what it costs. A working plumber in Ohio can't access what a fund in Manhattan accesses. A founder in Nairobi has effectively no path at all. The infrastructure has a shape, and the shape is: capital reaches the people already near capital.

The rails are better than what's currently running on them. That's the entire thesis.

The obvious objection, taken seriously
Someone reading this is thinking: those gates exist for reasons. Disclosure requirements exist because companies lied. Accreditation rules exist because people lost everything. Enforcement exists because fraud is real.
That's correct, and I'm not going to pretend otherwise. Everything I listed as a feature is also a description of a place with no cop on the corner. Sealed supply doesn't stop a founder from dumping. Public data doesn't help someone who doesn't know how to read it. Open access means open access for predators too, and the losses on https://t.co/mUNZGQFQMC are real losses belonging to real people.
So I'm not claiming the new system is safer. It isn't. I'm claiming the old system solved for safety by restricting who gets to participate, and that restriction has a cost measured in people who never got a shot at anything.
Both systems have a body count. We only count one of them.
What I want is the access without the ambush. That doesn't come from the technology. It comes from operators choosing to behave differently on top of it, publicly, with their names attached. Which is what I'm doing on Friday.

The Trojan horse
Here's my actual read, and I'll flag clearly that this is my interpretation and not something anyone at https://t.co/mUNZGQFQMC has told me. I don't think the casino is the product. I think the casino is the delivery mechanism.
Getting normal people to adopt new financial infrastructure is historically brutal. It's slow, it requires education nobody wants, and the pitch is boring. But make it fun, make it fast, make it a little bit dangerous — and millions of people will teach themselves wallets, transactions, slippage, contract addresses, and on-chain verification without anyone ever calling it a lesson.
That's already happened. There is now an enormous population fluent in operating a permissionless market, and they learned it playing a game. The gates came down while everyone was arguing about whether the horse was worth looking at.
I think what's inside is the part that matters, and I think we're closer to it than the current headlines suggest. When legitimate operators start showing up in numbers, the infrastructure won't need to change at all. Only the reputation will.

Why I'm not waiting
I'm one person. I fund my software company with a flooring business in Oregon. I have no investors, no institutional relationships, and no path into the traditional version of any of this. https://t.co/mUNZGQFQMC gave me the same terms as everyone else, in about ninety seconds, with no one's permission.
I'd rather be early to good infrastructure in a bad neighborhood than wait for the neighborhood to be declared safe by people who were never going to let me in anyway.
Wednesday, I'll tell you what I'm building with it.

Nothing in this statement is financial advice or a recommendation to buy any asset. $SPO is a community token with no expectation of profit, no ownership interest in any company, and no claim on any revenue. Participation in the assets and platforms described here carries substantial risk, including total loss.

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Big things here!

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@3hree6ixhrs @Pumpfun CTO?

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@PraxMedia https://t.co/4p6aoIuZNI. . 5.88% of supply locked for 365 days

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@Fityeth i locked 5.88% of the supply for 1 year.

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@Fityeth https://t.co/4p6aoIuZNI

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@soapweb3 Jonah hill

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@tvbzify Jonah Hill

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@EriKryptoSOL sure! it'll be a day or two before i get to it, very busy sched atm.

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@EriKryptoSOL my business plans projections have a potential market cap of +10b

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the revenue is made by athletes signing up and making an account. cost $100 per year. Team account also cost to sign up at $189 per year. Brands, and universities can make account for free. It is a marketplace and management tool for NIL. I want to use solana as the chain for sports and nil money.