$Buckazoids vs $Cupsey
Buckazoids Bitcoin mascot since 1991
Cupsey pumpfun mascot
Cupsey pump from 250k to $16.7 million mcap in 1 daily candle
I can smell buckazoids will make new ath soon in 1 daily candle like cupsey
Manifesting buckazoids to $50m marketcap.
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The possible origin of Bitcoin hidden in a 1991 video game
In 1986:
- A video game called “Space Quest”introduces a fictional currency called Buckazoids
In 1991:
- It appears again in “Space Quest IV”
- With a symbol: ₿
One of the earliest examples of a currency using a symbol similar to Bitcoin inside a video game
In the game:
- Used to buy items and upgrades
- Used to travel between locations
- Used as the main in-game economy
Decades before crypto existed
Coincidence?
Do you think the original creators could have had any connection to Bitcoin?