u/Academic-Doughnut-23 — reddlx

Roaring Kitty hack / RKC rug pull is noise — here's the credible coin that's had documented ties to him for 2 years

By now most of you have seen what happened. Two posts appeared on RK's verified X account on May 11 — a Pump.fun contract address for a Solana meme coin called Red Kitten Crew and a cartoon clip saying "red bandit crew 4 life." The token hit nearly $12 million market cap within minutes. When the posts were deleted, the price collapsed just as fast. The dev reportedly cashed out over $600k.

The debate is whether RK staged it himself — he's cryptic enough that a chunk of his following genuinely entertains that — or whether it was a straight account compromise and rug. Either way, Gill has never publicly promoted a meme coin before, and the whole thing has the fingerprints of opportunists riding his name, not him.

For anyone who actually followed the GameStop saga and knows how RK operates — the deliberate timing, the encoded memes, the patterns hidden in plain sight — there's a coin that's been building a documented case for two years that deserves your attention instead.

$TSUKI on Solana launched 11 May 2024. First ever post: a Roaring Kitty meme.

He returned to X for the first time in 3 years exactly 1 day, 1 hour and 1 minute later.

The community went full detective mode and found 15 more moments just like it:

TSUKI posted a specific date (5/18/24) four days before RK went silent on that exact date
Posted a higher-res frame from inside one of RK's videos within 60 seconds of him posting it — implying they had the content early

Posted the UNO reverse card weeks before RK used the exact same card to signal his X return

A SHA256 code hidden on their website decodes to the URL of RK's return livestream, posted before that stream existed

Their website legal disclaimer is signed DFV / KG

Every single one of these is screenshotted, timestamped, and sitting in a community PDF. This is the receipts energy you know and love from the GME saga, applied to a meme coin that's been building the case quietly for two years.

The Telegram community has the PDF.

Not financial advice. But if you've got an hour and you loved the GameStop detective era, this lore will scratch that itch. Just don't confuse it with the RKC dumpster fire.

u/Academic-Doughnut-23 — 5 days ago

▲ 8 r/TsukiOnSol+1 crossposts

Roaring Kitty hack / RKC coin drama is exactly why you should know about the credible coin that's been linked to him for 2 years

So by now you've probably seen the chaos — RK's X account posts a Pump.fun contract address for a meme coin called Red Kitten Crew after 16 months of silence, the market cap shot to roughly $12 million in under 30 minutes, then collapsed back toward the $2 million level after the posts were deleted.

The dev reportedly cashed out over $600k before it crashed. Classic.

Now some people genuinely believe RK staged the hack himself — that this was intentional, cryptic, another layer of the puzzle. Others think it was a straightforward account compromise used to run a rug. What's not really in dispute is that Gill has never publicly promoted a meme coin before, which is exactly why the RKC thing smells off to a lot of people who've been paying attention.

Here's the thing that gets lost in all the noise though. There's already a coin with documented, timestamped, receipts-backed evidence linking it to Roaring Kitty — and it's been around for two years.

$TSUKI launched on Solana on 11 May 2024.

Their very first X post was a Roaring Kitty meme. He broke three years of silence on X exactly 1 day, 1 hour and 1 minute later. That was just the beginning.

The community has documented 15+ more of these:

TSUKI posted a cryptic date (5/18/24) four days before RK went silent on that exact date
TSUKI posted a higher-res version of a specific frame from inside one of RK's videos within 60 seconds of him posting it — implying access to the content before it went public

TSUKI posted the UNO reverse card weeks before RK used the exact same card to signal his return to X

A SHA256 code hidden on TSUKI's website decrypts to the URL of RK's return livestream — planted before the stream existed

The legal disclaimer on TSUKI's website is signed DFV / KG (Deep Fucking Value / Keith Gill)

All of this is documented with timestamps and screenshots, not vibes.

Compare that to RKC: a Pump.fun token launched through what most believe was a compromised account, dev wallets loaded up, rug pulled within the hour, posts deleted.

If you want to go down the actual rabbit hole on a Roaring Kitty-linked coin that has real lore and receipts, join the TSUKI Telegram and ask for the community PDF
Not financial advice. DYOR.

But in a week where the RK space got muddied by a probable hack-and-dump, the contrast is worth your time.

Written by JNH

u/Academic-Doughnut-23 — 5 days ago

▲ 15 r/TsukiOnSol+1 crossposts

This Solana meme coin has been dropping cryptic clues linked to Roaring Kitty for two years and the community has receipts for all of it

Going to keep this straightforward because the story does the heavy lifting.

$TSUKI launched on Solana in May 2024. Their very first post on X was a Roaring Kitty meme captioned "As for me, I like $TSUKI." Exactly 1 day, 1 hour and 1 minute later, Roaring Kitty broke 3 years of silence on X.

That's where most people stop reading and move on. Fair enough. But then the community started documenting what came after and it gets a lot harder to dismiss.

A few of the ones that stuck with me personally:
Roaring Kitty posts a video. Within 60 seconds, $TSUKI posts a higher-resolution version of a frame from inside that video. Not a thumbnail. A specific frame. Higher res than the original. The question of how they had access to that content before it had even fully loaded for people watching in real time doesn't have a clean answer.

$TSUKI posted a cryptic date on May 14. That date was 5/18/24. Four days later, Roaring Kitty went completely silent on X on exactly that date after posting over 100 times since his return. They called it before it happened.

There's a SHA256 code sitting on the $TSUKI website. When you run it, it decrypts to the URL of Roaring Kitty's first return livestream. That code was on the site before the livestream was announced, before the URL existed.

The legal disclaimer on their website is signed DFV / KG. If you followed the GameStop saga you already know what those initials stand for.

The community has put together a full PDF with every coincidence documented - timestamps, screenshots, links to the original posts so you can verify everything yourself. That's the part that gets me, none of this is asking you to take anyone's word for it. The receipts are all there.

Could be an elaborate setup. Could be the wildest string of coincidences in crypto history. Genuinely not sure which is harder to believe at this point.

If you want the PDF, join the Telegram and ask for it: t. me/ tsukionsol

Not financial advice, DYOR, all the usual disclaimers apply.

Written by JNH

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u/Academic-Doughnut-23 — 12 days ago

▲ 11 r/TsukiOnSol+1 crossposts

I've been going through the documented "coincidences" between a Solana meme coin and Roaring Kitty and I can't find a rational explanation for some of them

I know how this sounds before I even start. Bear with me because I'm not here to shill anything, I'm genuinely trying to find holes in this and struggling with a few of them.

The project is $TSUKI on Solana. It launched in May 2024. The claim is that there are 15+ documented coincidences linking the project to Roaring Kitty, all timestamped and screenshot-backed. I went through the community's documentation and most of it I can reason my way around... but a few I can't.

The one that bothers me most is this. Roaring Kitty posts a video. Sixty seconds later $TSUKI posts a higher-resolution version of a specific frame from inside that video.

Not the thumbnail. A frame from within the video itself, with better resolution than what Roaring Kitty posted. For that to happen without any prior access to the content you'd need to watch the video, identify the exact frame, screenshot or render it at higher resolution, and post it... in under sixty seconds. That timeline doesn't hold up.

The SHA code is the other one I keep coming back to. There's a code embedded on the TSUKI website that decrypts via SHA256 to the URL of Roaring Kitty's return livestream. The community verified this themselves and you can too, the code is still on the site. The part that matters is the timing - the code was on the website before the livestream was announced. Before that URL existed anywhere publicly.

And the legal disclaimer on their site is signed DFV / KG. Roaring Kitty's Reddit handle and his real name. That's either a bold piece of misdirection or it isn't misdirection at all.

I'm not drawing conclusions.

I'm just saying I went in skeptical and came out with questions I don't have good answers to. The documentation is thorough enough that you can verify the timestamps and screenshots yourself rather than taking the community's word for it.

If anyone has a clean explanation for the 60-second frame thing especially I'd genuinely love to hear it.

The community has a full PDF with everything documented if you want to go through it yourself - t. me/ tsukionsol, just ask for the PDF when you join.

Not a financial recommendation. Just something I've been down a rabbit hole on.

Written by JNH

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u/Academic-Doughnut-23 — 12 days ago