I read this guys post, and it reminded me of how I found @Wolf0x67 when I first started trading memes, through @kek0x who I didn't know at the time. He saw a token sub 30K, didn't even know about how much supply he was buying at the time aped a huge bag (around 40%), and publicly turned that into millions of dollars as other traders caught on to the narrative of the Boys Club and one of the best characters: landwolf. Later ends up giving supply out, creating a multi-sig community treasury and executes a runs to 280M. When you have deep lore, strong crypto narratives form to instill holder belief in projects, they begin to break ceilings that daily launches struggle to pass, with ease. This guy below has a few hundred followers are wrote one of the longest memecoins thesis' I've seen in my years of trading with a public position, adding on dips. Honestly made me want to post about it even more. My community is in from 3.3M-5M as a trade to start, but I think this story has much higher upside than I originally thought. I thought, if I took FKH to 20M almost solo with zero supply control in terrible market conditions, near zero ecosystem support, what could something this well packaged with long-standing crypto and meme lore do while BTC begins to trend above 98K again? The origin story of the artwork that created the Pepeverse. $Spike on Sol has a ring to it, like Brett on Base. The artwork is has different aesthetics, it's older and brings childhood nostalgia into the equation. It's not just me that thinks this way, I'm seeing some of the strongest KOLs in the space get behind it from early on. Matt Furie tokens with deep lore are attached to the idea that they make millionaires, so these are very hard to resist and ignore when they are executed properly. I have never included a meme in my banner before, even the one's I CTO'd myself. CA: BFiGUxnidogqcZAPVPDZRCfhx3nXnFLYqpQUaUGpump