Vic retweeted
over 1,000 of you here now.
genuinely grateful for everyone who believes in what we’re building. thank you for being part of $RFLX.
but @vladtenev is right...
job’s not finished. back to work.
Vic retweeted
the $RFLX treasury is back above $50k.
that’s over $50,000 in tokenized Netflix stock backing and available for redemption, while trading keeps adding more $NFLX to the treasury.
we’re still the largest tokenized $NFLX holder on @RobinhoodCrypto.
we’ll keep making S tier content while the treasury keeps growing.
job is not finished. see y'all at the next milestone.
$RFLX just crossed $50,000 USD Value in its $NFLX Vault.
Congrats @RFLIXSTUDIOS 👏.
Next stop: $500K Vault.
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Vic retweeted
in the meantime, watch the first episode here
teapawt.net/RFLIXSTUDIOS/status/20…
Vic retweeted
GM. just another morning in the trenches.
(btw we heard that cats have nine lives, right @PoorGoat_ ?)
Vic retweeted
another obstacle cleared. @gmgnai now shows $RFLX as safe, just like every other terminal.
not a bad way to start the week.
$RFLX | Robinhood
$RFLX is building an original animated universe around crypto culture, starting with Under the Hood, a six episode series centered around Vlad and the core cast. Episode 1 is now live as the team begins expanding the series.
The token launched through the Memestonk launchpad, where launch fees are used to acquire tokenized stocks for each project’s treasury. For $RFLX, that treasury is built around tokenized $NFLX shares, combining original entertainment IP with a treasury-backed model on Robinhood Chain.
🎥 Episode 1: teapawt.net/rflixstudios/status/20…
📈 Chart: dexscreener.com/robinhood/0x…
📜 CA: 0xfd181632e1f2335dab74535e6dd29082d3191bb2
Vic retweeted
Sometimes the crowd is right.
Every other platform says our token contract is safe.
So @gmgnai please take another look and help us fixing the false flag.
Hey @gmgnai This is false and misleading and affects trust on the token
How can we have this reviewed and removed it’s been falsely flagged
Even the scan providers on their website says it’s safe but you have this tagged as unsafe 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
@helen_helena95 @arthur_gmgn
the most bullish part isn't the frog
it's the fact that the Pons team already wrote an entire story around it inside their official docs
that makes Pepons feel like a natural part of the ecosystem, not something forced by the community
github.com/ponsdotdev/ponsfa…
Everyone keeps asking why $PEPONS is bullish.
It's not because it's "just another Pepe."
It's because Pepons wasn't invented by the community. It was discovered.
Buried inside the public Pons documentation is an entire lore about a calm frog that represents the philosophy of the protocol.
Not a meme.
Not a marketing campaign.
The actual canonical mascot of the launchpad.
That changes everything.
Every successful ecosystem eventually ends up with a recognizable face.
BONK has BONK.
Pump.fun became inseparable from its branding.
Even the biggest protocols eventually develop characters people associate with them.
Pons already has one.
The developers literally wrote an origin story explaining why they chose a frog, how it represents anti-sniping, launch protection and staying calm while chaos happens around it.
It isn't random branding.
It's the protocol's philosophy turned into a mascot.
That means every future tutorial, guide, SDK example, walkthrough and piece of documentation can naturally reference the same character.
The mascot doesn't compete with the protocol.
It strengthens it.
That's why finding Pepons hidden inside the docs feels like discovering a piece of the ecosystem before everyone else noticed.
Sometimes the biggest alpha isn't creating a narrative.
It's recognizing the one the builders already left behind.
github.com/ponsdotdev/ponsfa…
