Our final statement for this current chapter.
I just want to say thank you to everyone who supported Chance.
It started as a memecoin and became something much bigger than I ever expected.
People donated blood, helped those in need and the elderly, cleaned their communities, supported animals, donated clothes, and simply chose to do something good for someone else. That’s something I’ll always be proud of.
Chance allowed me to meet amazing people, hear incredible stories, and be part of something that created real impact through kindness.
To everyone who supported us, participated in a bounty, shared our mission, or simply believed in what we were trying to build, thank you.
I still believe crypto can be a force for good, and I’m grateful Chance got to show even a small glimpse of what that could look like.
As I close this chapter, I also want to be transparent that I’ll be selling my remaining Chance positions today.
What comes next will look different, but I’ll always be grateful for everyone who was part of this.
Most of all, I’ll always be glad that I took a $CHANCE on something I believed in.
- Core
Apologize for the inactivity everyone. It’s been raining often for the last few days and we wanted to take some time with family while we are out here. New content soon.
Today, we helped prepare and served over 1,000 meals to the community!
Special thanks to the Mừng Xuân Di Lặc Buddhist Temple in Saigon, Vietnam, for welcoming us, allowing us to volunteer, and giving us the opportunity to showcase the incredible work they do for the community!
Due to technical issues. We will be filming today instead. Sorry for the delay guys. Will get the stream up and running asap if we can find the proper equipment out here.
Gchance. It’s been rainy the last couple days. We’ve been preparing for tomorrow to start our stream. Stay tuned!
Special Thanks to Tim for his work at LA Mission.
LA Mission graduates are people who complete the FreshStart residential recovery program, which lasts about 12 months.
To graduate, participants must complete at least 30 program credits, and they can earn Honors or High Honors through additional elective work.
Graduation is treated as a major milestone and includes a formal commencement ceremony with family and friends.
One of the things that stood out to us about the LA Mission is that their work goes far beyond food and shelter.
They offer GED preparation, computer education, tutoring, vocational training, career development, and job support to help people rebuild their lives.
Sometimes a second $CHANCE starts with giving someone the tools to move forward.






