Good morning. Looks like we dumped a bit, but it doesn't really matter. We believe in the lore. We know this is the first meme on the blockchain, and we're going to keep working.
First steps, we've made a dedicated account for the lore and hired a few video editors and content creators. We're going to work hard and get this in front of as many people as possible.
Just remember, we've sent plenty of memes to millions that had nothing to do with crypto. Now we finally have one that's all about crypto.
Most ridiculously underpriced lore i have seen in a hot minute!
solana:9tiJwmvYbNgpJ4s1MWUndmETDgx93nsEi4yVL4vXpump
Possibly the first memecoin in all of crypto.
Read here:
Pepe, Wojak, Doge, Trollface, Gigachad, Shiba Inu, Nyan Cat, Keyboard Cat, Grumpy Cat, Success Kid, Bad Luck Brian, Hide the Pain Harold, This Is Fine, Distracted Boyfriend, Woman Yelling at Cat, Surprised Pikachu, Rickroll, Big Chungus, NPC, Chill Guy
All of these memes went on to reach million but none of them started in crypto
WE HAVE THE FIRST BLOCKCHAIN MEME IN CRYPTO HISTORY
THAT COMES FROM CRYPTO
REREAD THAT 5 TIMES PLEASE
Im gonna put this into better perspective for you guys
The crypto community has taken memes that didnt originate in crypto and pushed them to millions
Pepe Wojak and countless others all started outside of crypto and we sent to millions
Now for the first time we have a meme that actually originated on the blockchain itself
Its crypto history born from crypto not borrowed from somewhere else
Yes, true. Block 139838 (6 Aug 2011) contains tx 78eb16507b3d3df615e3b474e853db4667f4b11954ec6d918b1ded0fca7ad25a. Its nonstandard scriptPubKey places the ASCII โ I LIKE TURTLES โ in the 20-byte field. It references the 2007 zombie-kid meme and is documented as the earliest known meme on any blockchain.
In 2011, someone encoded โI LIKE TURTLESโ into Bitcoin block 139,838, widely regarded as the first meme ever placed on a blockchain.
A viral 2007 internet meme, permanently preserved on Bitcoin years before on-chain culture even had a name.
The attached images show the transaction, the decoded hex and the original 2007 meme.
The trenches did not invent meme history.
They just found it.
https://t.co/t0X4IYgRcx
In 2011, someone encoded โI LIKE TURTLESโ into Bitcoin block 139,838, widely regarded as the first meme ever placed on a blockchain.
A viral 2007 internet meme, permanently preserved on Bitcoin years before on-chain culture even had a name.
The attached images show the transaction, the decoded hex and the original 2007 meme.
The trenches did not invent meme history.
They just found it.
https://t.co/t0X4IYgRcx
9tiJwmvYbNgpJ4s1MWUndmETDgx93nsEi4yVL4vXpump