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Native PoW memecoins aren't joke coins. The label is lazy. A coin that: → Has its own Layer 1 blockchain → Mines with real Proof of Work → Inherits hashpower through merged mining → Supports inscriptions and inscription-based token standards That's not a joke. That's infrastructure. $BELLS, $DOGE, and $PEP all secure with Scrypt PoW. All three are merge-mined with Litecoin today - DOGE since 2014, $BELLS since the V3 activation in 2024, and $PEP through the same Scrypt merge-mining ecosystem. All three support inscriptions and inscription-based token standards on their own chains - BEL-20 on $BELLS, DRC-20 on $DOGE, PRC-20 on $PEP. The "joke coin" label was something other people put on these chains. The chains kept shipping.

Bellscoin targets ~60-second block times. That choice was made in 2013. What does an old design decision mean in 2026? → Faster confirmations, on average Six confirmations on Bellscoin is roughly six minutes at target block time. On Bitcoin, roughly an hour. If you move small amounts often, the difference compounds. → More inscription throughput per hour, all else equal More blocks per hour means more chances for inscriptions to land - the network tends to absorb new activity faster during normal load. → Faster fee dynamics, during normal load On longer block-time chains, fee markets feel slow to react. On Bellscoin, congestion can clear faster under normal load - though low-fee transactions can still wait when fee pressure persists. → Smaller "stuck transaction" anxiety, for fee-competitive transactions A transaction sitting in the mempool for an hour is one of the worst feelings in crypto. Faster blocks tend to mean fewer of those moments - as long as you're paying a competitive fee. The tradeoff: shorter block intervals can increase stale-block and reorg risk, all else equal - propagation delays matter more when blocks come fast. Part of why "how many confirmations do I need" depends on what you're protecting. A 2013 design choice. Still relevant.

The price of $bells has been fluctuating between 0.4 and 0.6 for a long time; the seller doesn’t have much strength left. If BTC continues to perform strongly, then the only option left is for the price to rise.