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In August 2020, someone called Ryoshi launched Shiba Inu with $3,000 of liquidity on Uniswap. No presale, no VC money, no team tokens, only a dog memecoin as an alternative to DOGE.

Then Ryoshi did something nobody expected, sent 50% of all SHIB to Vitalik Buterin without asking, and it turned into one of crypto's most iconic moments. Important to say that Vitalik burned most of the tokens and donated the rest to India's COVID relief fund.

The name Ryoshi means "fisherman" in Japanese. Nobody knows if it's one person or a group. In May 2022, everything connected with Ryoshi was deleted - all blog posts, all tweets, and the creator disappeared. The last message was: "I am not important, and one day I will be gone without notice. Take the SHIB and journey upwards frens"

The project kept building after the founder vanished with ShibaSwap, Shibarium, metaverse, NFTs appearance. The project that was built by someone who called themselves nobody.

HYPE bounced from $38 to almost $49 after Hyperliquid suddenly became one of the hottest topics in crypto again. Mentions of the project across соцсети exploded as traders piled back into the onchain perps narrative.

🔹 One major trigger was fresh hype around the CLARITY Act, which pushed attention back toward decentralized trading platforms like Hyperliquid.

🔹 At the same time, Coinbase and Circle expanded USDC support inside the ecosystem, bringing more liquidity and confidence to the platform.

🔹 Another catalyst was the launch of the SPCX perpetual market tied to SpaceX speculation. The listing brought traders back to the pre-IPO and synthetic assets narrative, an area where Hyperliquid is becoming one of the main players.

Right now, HYPE is testing the important $48–$51 zone. A breakout above it could open the way toward $55–$60 and potentially send the token even higher.

Named after Coinbase founder Brian Armstrong's cat and Bitcoin's creator Satoshi Nakamoto, $TOSHI became the mascot of Base chain.
But behind the meme and strong community lies a real launchpad, a governance DAO, NFT collection, and DeFi tools. No presale, no team tokens, 100% community from day one.

Since its all-time low, $TOSHI is up 3,678%. Its ATH was $0,00226 in January 2025. Today it's trading at $0,000186. Do you think we'll see a new ATH?

The move happened because of altcoin season warming up, Solana memecoins running, and $GIGA getting compared to early $DOGE again.

Your $1,000 in $GIGA at the start of the month has already turned into $2,350.

Catch the chad 💪

$PENGU is up 58% this month, dominating the memecoin rotation. Whales increased their holdings by 17,71% over the past week, the huddle is getting bigger.

Stay frosty 🧊

1️⃣ "Monero" is Esperanto for "coin"
The name wasn't random. It was deliberately chosen from Esperanto, the constructed language invented in the 1800s to unite humanity. The plural, moneroj, follows Esperanto grammar rules. A privacy coin named after world peace. Make it make sense.
2️⃣ It was born from a community mutiny
A Bitcointalk forum user called "thankful_for_today" launched BitMonero in 2014 and was almost immediately ousted by the community he built. They forked it, renamed it Monero, and took over. Both the ousted founder AND the author of the original whitepaper remain anonymous to this day. Nobody knows who built the thing that nobody can trace.
3️⃣ The IRS put a $625,000 bounty on cracking it
In 2020, the IRS criminal investigation division offered $625K to anyone who could trace Monero transactions. They hired Chainalysis, the best blockchain forensics firm in the world. As of 2022, the verdict was still: untraceable. The US government spent over half a million dollars and got nothing.
4️⃣ North Korea weaponized it against the world
In 2018, North Korean hackers deployed malware that silently hijacked victims' computers to mine $XMR and funnel it back to Pyongyang. No banks. No blockchain trails. No sanctions that could touch it. Arguably the only crypto ever used as a state level financial weapon.
5️⃣ It has infinite supply and that's the point
Bitcoin's block reward hits zero one day. What happens to miners then? Nobody actually knows. $XMR solved this with "tail emission," a permanent 0.6 $XMR reward per block, forever. Slight inflation (~0.8% annually) replaces lost coins and keeps miners incentivized indefinitely. Bitcoin is betting on a fee market that doesn't exist yet. Monero already solved it.