Cowboy

I bought the dip and then logged on to 𝕏

Bro I have like 420+ claude bookmarks, and the only thing I’ve actually executed is…the bookmark.

Elon Musk should send this dog to the moon 👇

Thank you CZ for sharing with everyone that you make private donations, you’re so humble 🫵😂

Since Kraken listed Runes, I have onboarded about 20 close friends and family onto the exchange.

$50M dollars lost because he checked a box btw, Why even let a transaction with this much slippage go through if you want to protect your users? $600K collected in fees by Aave, but the user only gets $36K from a $50M dollar buy 🤦‍♂️ Defi Protocols need to do better!

@Cryptolution @INVESTIRDOZERO

Murad has made 6 #SPX6900 video updates💹🧲 I've made 458 $DOG video updates 🐕🚀🌖 Which memecoin actually has community showing up every day?

Bitcoin memecoins will have the most hated rally in all of crypto, the cope will be historic.

Bitcoin Memecoins

Imagine calling yourself crypto.com but still don't support Runes, which account for nearly half of all Bitcoin transactions. Lesson there 🫵🤠

Generational entries are happening rn on the meme coin that will flip dogecoin btw.

It only costs $750 to become a $DOG millionaire

@DaOuGt_ @krakenfx Bro 🤣🤣🤣

Expectation: Wedding ring. Reality: $7000 in $DOG on @krakenfx.

@LeonidasNFT @janbtc Bwahahahahaha this cracked me up 😂

@janbtc I am so proud to have inspired Jan to begin his fudding arc

having people who inspire you in your close circle is the biggest gift

This is like 900 likes away from being WSB most liked tweet in all of 2026. $DOG was their most liked tweet in 2025 btw

Hey Jack, I appreciate your willingness to share your concerns and frustrations, but I respectfully disagree and here's why: It's a fair question to ask why $DOG hasn't delivered the explosive returns many expected from a first mover Bitcoin meme. But I think the framing as a "terrible investment" driven by @LeonidasNFT 's stubbornness overlooks the deliberate architecture and longer game being played here. The refusal to pay listing fees wasn't naivety or ego; it was a calculated rejection of the entrenched pay to play model that has turned so much of crypto into a rent seeking exercise. CEXs extract enormous sums (often seven figures) for what is essentially gatekeeper rent, fees that frequently come from pre-mined allocations, insider wallets, or community dilution. By refusing, $DOG preserved its fair launch integrity: no team/VC dumps, no insider enrichment, just pure community distribution via the Runestone airdrop. That choice capped short term liquidity and visibility, YES! But it also avoided the soul crushing cycles of hype, dump, then die away that define most paid listed memecoins. This cycle, sure we saw many Solana projects that paid for tier 1 listings and had rapid pumps, but they still were followed by 90–95%+ drawdowns from ATHs, often with communities that evaporated once incentives dried up. So paid listings are clearly not the correct answer. $DOG's path from it's ath of nearly $1B (which it hit twice btw) to current value of $80M is painful, but the retrace isn't materially worse than those "winners," and crucially, the holder base remains engaged with a coherent ethos: fairness, Bitcoin sovereignty, and anti listing fees. That's rare in memecoin land, in fact most lack any narrative glue beyond "number go up." Historical precedent matters too. If we look at Dogecoin for a comparison model that is closer to what $DOG is trying to replicate, then we see it spent roughly seven years in near obscurity. It traded flat at sub penny levels through multiple bear markets before retail narratives and cultural tailwinds finally ignited the 2021 run to ~$0.74. $DOG is only ~2 years old, built on an entirely novel some would even say primitive protocol (Runes) in a far more saturated environment, on the chain with the highest security but worst UX during congestion. These things rarely ignite overnight; they compound quietly until conditions align. The Kraken listing in June 2025, earned organically, without the customary multimillion dollar shakedown was a material proof of concept win. Few projects achieve broad CEX access purely on community merit and demand. If/when more follow (Binance, Coinbase, Robinhood, etc.) because the volume and holders force their hand, it'll represent one of the cleaner "earned" expansions in recent crypto history - something only genuine OGs like $DOGE can claim without an asterisk. None of this guarantees success, obviously. Bitcoin's memecoin experiment could still prove niche. But dismissing it as failed ideology vs pragmatism ignores that the "pragmatic" path has produced mostly transient wealth transfers, while $DOG is at least attempting to demonstrate a viable alternative: sustainable, non extractive, aligned with Bitcoin's ethos. If that bet pays off even modestly in a future cycle, the compounding effect could dwarf the short term opportunity cost from anything else we have ever seen in the memecoin space. Runes are still very early, but the future belongs to those who see possibilities before they become obvious.

@lowIQ_leftcurve 🤣

@COWBS Ew

This is Bryan Bishop 👇 In 2018, he emailed Jeffrey Epstein seeking investment for a 'designer babies' genetic engineering project. He proposed a $9.5M budget targeting the 'first live birth of a human designer baby, and possibly a human clone, within 5 years,' referencing lab work in Ukraine. Epstein replied he was open to investing but preferred not to appear as the public leader. Bishop is a long-time Bitcoin Core contributor and one of the current BIP editors. He is now under fire for rejecting to assign a BIP number to a 3 year old Ordinals protocol proposal with no explanation. Given the Epstein files' revelations: why is he still allowed to have any influence or power regarding any matter of the Bitcoin protocol processes?

CZ just unfollowed Cathie Wood 😂

Michael Saylor's most viral tweet will be about Bitcoin meme coins, so position accordingly.