Suh dude ✌🏻

@SDude13446 Suhhhhhh dude thank you everyone for your support!!! Epic!!!!!!!!

I think I found a coin that could 100x+. It doesn't make sense to me that it's sitting at 170k mcap. @Truthcoin has been behind an effort to fork Bitcoin and adapt it to what he and other people believe BTC should be (quantum resistant, faster, etc.). I'm probably not technically educated enough to really understand if this will actually "work". But it looks like a big, big effort. If I'm not mistaken, Paul just recently spent 170k in an $ecash domain. I understand they're well funded and have been building this for years. 1 week ago, Paul confirmed he's supporting the $ecash memecoin in solana, both written and vocally (listened to both of his 2h spaces). As you can see in this tweet, he even shared the CA: x.com/Truthcoin/stat… I can't believe how well he understood the opportunity. The real sauce and why I'm so ridiculously bullish is this post by Paul himself, in the ECASH memecoin community: x.com/Truthcoin/stat… I'm probably also writing this because I keep thinking "am I missing something?", and writing this is the best way to find out. He's tying the coin DIRECTLY to the project. He'll be tentatively using 90% of the fees generated to buy ECASH, the BTC fork they're creating, at a price of $30 US Dollars per coin, which I believe is the presale price, and give it to the HOLDERS of the ECASH memecoin on SOL. As you can read there are details to determine. But the fact he proposed the idea, and that we now know is what the community wants, assuming no legal inevitabilities or catastrophes, makes it likely to happen. What makes it EVEN more bullish is that he already claimed $30 000 in fees (332 sol) 8 days ago, which imo makes the event much more likely (ss below) This means that, as far as we know, you can have exposure to the biggest BTC fork effort in years through buying the coin on SOL. If there are any inaccuracies please share, Paul. A memecoin that: - will allegedly be used to promote the project - is directly tied to a sophisticated effort to replace the biggest crypto - gives the holders of the memecoin the near maximum benefit possible? Sounds like a trencher's dream. Even if it fails miserably in it's efforts, considering the info here, it's still free at 170k, imo. Remember, you click the buttons yourself, so dyor. I'm simply sharing what I found an putting it together for your lazy ahh 332 SOL claim tx here (and in pics): solscan.io/tx/9P5x9U3nkQy… Here's him confirming it's his wallet: x.com/Truthcoin/stat… Paul, I believe you have around 300+ more SOL to claim. Also, might buy more.

@InfluencersRugU To be clear, this is the memecoin I have been collaborating with: cTxqg4vt21u1Q2f9DSEig6S1fxmxLSsUV2v2wWspump Sorry for any confusion

I first discovered @Truthcoin about 8 years ago Around the time when Liquid launched and he criticized it for not being a proper sidechain At the time, I remember thinking that he’s an arrogant asshole who enjoys raining on parades But later I realized that he is right + his prediction turned out to be true It’s a recurring pattern that I see in many other people: first they dismiss Paul, then they realize that he was right all along. Some of them will acknowledge it, others will keep on hating him because he’s right and cherry pick the situations when he’s not right out of spite. But Paul built the first prediction market on Bitcoin before was cool – admittedly inspired the Polymarket creator He also had one of the most interesting and balanced perspectives during the scaling debate in 2015-2017, then remained friends with both camps despite the rabid tribalism. Paul proposed his BIP300 for Bitcoin, went through the whole Core bureaucracy and even paid the BIP editor (Luke Dashjr) to rewrite the text and the biggest critic (Peter Todd) to write his best article with his objections. He spent hundreds of hours on podcasts explaining how Drivechains work. He went to every conference that invited him to talk about his proposal. At one point when Bitcoin seemed close to activating OP_CAT, he even considered launching a barebones version of Drivechains until the Core devs consider BIP300 more seriously. Then Paul came up with CUSF: the Core Untouched Soft Fork, a way for miners to safely activate soft forks without waiting for Bitcoin Core to lead the way. Paul also tried to talk to mining pools, trying to get a 51% majority in spite of Core: but the apathy he discovered and the lack of understanding on behalf of mining pools didn’t take the initiative anywhere. I know all of these events because I have been documenting them on my podcast for 6 years. I’ve been telling my listeners to try the Drivechains software for free for about 2 years. But the HODL & ossify culture is too strong. So I don’t blame Paul for deciding to launch his own fork which runs Drivechains. I’m actually happy that I get to see the tech on a live network, with real financial incentives. I really look forward to Ecash: because in spirit, I’ve been an investor in Drivechains since first reading about them and realizing that it embodies the true Bitcoin maximalist dream!