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@SonicLabs I dont now its name 😭, lets just call it : - ) pizza

Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day! 🍕 In celebration, we are giving away 10,000 $S to one lucky winner. To enter, you must: - RT this post - Comment your favorite pizza order Winner will be announced in 24 hours. Goodluck!

dont forget to tell your dad and mom to aped $10 of : - ) lets increase holder, little by little, we dont need big buyer that jeets after 10 minutes, stay longer than they do, diamond hand : - )

@neet_sol you should collaborate with, will be amazing story, because of : - ) i become untouchable neet.. scotthttps://x.com/experseus/status/2056220383469084825?t=hsdvdR7ROIeYognMSJ_QrA&s=19

@maxbidbro you should read my article buddy x.com/experseus/stat…

strongest communities on maxbid.pro last week: $TROLL $LAYOFF $unc $Goblin $https $FAHHHH Anything else worth maxbidding atm?

@_Shadow36 help me run this legend then.. before troll and others there was : - )

Believers and bag workers run this shit.

@Raydium not just trillions, even simples : - ) already tokenized on sol

Trillions will be tokenized.

This post actually reminds me of the legendary : - ) Back in 1982, Scott Fahlman, a professor at Carnegie Mellon, got tired of people misunderstanding tone in emails. So he suggested using : - ) to mark “this is a joke.” Just three simple characters, and it became a global standard. amazingly : - ) is alive and thriving on the Solana network, and it’s proudly supported by Scott E. Fahlman himself. From a simple text emoticon to living on blockchain — what a journey 😂

Are NFTs just memes that are JPEGs?

The greatest irony: A symbol created to prevent flame wars on academic forums... Now lives in crypto — one of the most drama-filled arenas on the modern internet. : - ) Maybe the world just needs more : - ) #ScottFahlman

TIME Magazine covered how Fahlman's three-character invention changed digital communication. Guinness World Records made it official. Now there's a token on Solana. The arc makes sense. #ScottFahlman

The : - ) token isn't just a memecoin. It's the tokenization of a real cultural moment — a piece of internet history that is documented, verifiable, and globally recognized. There's a difference. #ScottFahlman

@elonmusk got something for ya 1982 scott fahlman creates : - ) 2026 : - ) live on blockchain 2027 : - ) goes to mars with your rocket Whats your thought?

@tetsuoai @SpaceX Yo tetsu you better tell elon to add : - ) on spacex rocket

@patty_fi Small holder solid foundation

I’ve been in tons of coins with 10,000 holders and thought it was bullish but tbh the best ones hold a solid floor with smaller like minded individuals Few

@Binance_intern Before emoji there is : - )

when whats wrong asks "what's wrong?"

@SmileyNews Would be verry amazing if you two can collaborate @Scott_Fahlman x.com/experseus/stat…

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In the age of AI and LLMs, Fahlman is still actively researching. His current project: Scone — a knowledge base system for commonsense reasoning. The man who created :-) 40+ years ago is still at the frontier ofAI today. Respect. What do you think? @elonmusk #ScottFahlman

In the history of the internet, a few moments changed everything: • Tim Berners-Lee → World Wide Web (1991) • Marc Andreessen → The browser (1993) • Scott Fahlman → The emoticon (1982) The emoticon is older than the web itself. #ScottFahlman

:-) and :-( originally meant something different from what we know today: :-) = "this is a joke / don't take this seriously" :-( = "this is serious" Not happy or sad. About context and tone. Genius, right? #ScottFahlman

Fahlman wrote about this token on his own CMU website: "A group of crypto-enthusiasts, with my cooperation, has created a memecoin celebrating :-) and :-(" Not a rumor. Not marketing. His own words, on cs.cmu.edu. #ScottFahlman