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In a crypto market where volatility reigns supreme and many projects struggle to maintain momentum, Whally emerges as a fresh and resilient narrative, designed to navigate the waters that big players can't reach. While the Solana ecosystem sees daily fluctuations, Whally is positioning itself in its early stages with a focus on building solid, prioritizing community, transparency, and long-term utility over ephemeral hype.

**Recent Achievements and Progress in Construction:**
Unique Narrative and Immersive Lore: Inspired by legends of small but brave whales, Whally features detailed storytelling that combines ocean adventure with crypto elements. From the "Tidekin Pod" to the "Tidekin DAO," the lore emphasizes themes of unity, empathy, and collective strength, ideal for diƯerentiating yourself in a space saturated with generic memecoins. See the whitepaper draft for full details.
Sustainability-Focused Roadmap: Divided into clear phases, it includes Web2 expansion (casual mobile gaming, YouTube animations, merchandise such as plushies and t-shirts for kids) and Web3 (buybacks/burns funded by real revenues, optional staking with secondary token, exclusive NFTs for top holders). With no rigid launch dates, the emphasis is on polishing the existing before scaling.
Active and Engaged Community: Although the Telegram group has less than 150 members, the activity is intense,daily discussions on development, collaborative feedback and creative contributions. The team (CT) dedicates constant eƯorts to refining the lore, roadmap and utilities, fostering an inclusive environment where every voice counts.
Real Impact Focus: Planned partnerships with ocean and environmental organizations, ensuring that the project transcends the speculative into tangible contributions, such as donation and awareness campaigns.
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Explore the lore on the website (in development): whally.io. Although there is no confirmed launch date yet, prioritizing quality over haste, the team invites early adopters to actively participate. Whally does not compete with the giants; Navigate where they can't, building from the ground up with empathy and shared purpose. Join the pod now, because big waves start with small ripples, and the ocean is ready to expand.

One question, does Ethereum have limited supply? Don't answer it. Research it for yourself.
Also, find out why they forked from Ethereum Classic.
The answer is the DAO hack. 
Look into second order effects of what that means.

Yes, $DONUT is a SocialFi token on Arbitrum network that is the governance token of r/EthTrader and the DONUT DAO.
Similar to moons in use case, but new DONUT is still regularly minted.
Feel free to register your address.
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Welcome to the first installment of the **rCryptoCurrency Academy**.
# Lesson 1: The Bitcoin Story
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Before the ETFs, the memecoins, and the hype, there was just an idea: **CryptoCurrency**.
Today, “crypto” is a trillion-dollar industry that can feel quite complex.
But if you strip away the noise and go back to [Bitcoin’s 2008 Whitepaper](https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf), the original intention was incredibly simple.
If you do not understand this foundation, nothing else in this space will make sense.
Let’s go back to day one.
So, what is CryptoCurrency?
# The Problem: The Bank’s "Book"
In the “old days”, if you wanted to send money digitally, you couldn't actually send it *directly* to another person. It was impossible.
The year is 2007, not that long ago.
If you wanted to send $100 to a friend in Japan, you had to go through a bank. And also, through a currency exchange, brokers, international money transfer government protocols, agencies, managers, and bookkeepers who oftentimes manually managed accounts and balances.
Why? Because the bank held the "Master Book". These centralized “ledgers” tracked who owned what and all the transfers that occurred.
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The process worked like this:
1. I ask my bank to send money.
2. They open their secret book to check if I have the funds.
3. They subtract $100 from my line.
4. They communicate with another bank (and many other institutions), which adds $100 to my friend's line in *their* secret book.
**This system is slow and requires a lot of trusted parties.**
Because the banks own the ledger, they have total control. They can charge high fees, take days to settle transactions, and can block anything you might want to do. If they don’t like who you are, they can simply close the book on you.
It sounds conspiratorial and is probably not an issue for the average person in a developed country, but if you are a persecuted journalist in a dictatorship, or 75% of the world’s poorest population, debanking and underbanking can be a real danger.
According to the World Bank's Financial Inclusion Project, over 3/4ths of adults remain unbanked or underbanked.
In essence, we had the internet for sending information freely, but we were still using medieval methods for sending value.
# The Breakthrough: Electronic Cash
In 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin Whitepaper and asked a radical question:
**What if we took the "Master Book" away from the banks and gave everyone a copy instead?**
Satoshi is the world famous anonymous person who arguably created the world’s first fully functional **Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash**.
The goal was to allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through any third parties (trustless).
It was the invention of digital transfers that didn't rely on a central authorities.
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But you may be wondering: if there is no bank, who keeps the books? What stops people from sending the same digital $100 to two different people?
# The New Bookkeepers
To replace the bank, Bitcoin introduced a global, decentralized network of bookkeepers.
We call them **Miners**.
Instead of a guy in a suit validating your transaction, thousands of computers around the world compete to validate blocks of transactions. They don't know who you are, they don't care, they only check and bookkeep.
They simply verify the math, the fact that you own it (your password/private key). Then they update the public ledger (the Blockchain), and secure the network.
For the first time in human history, we had a way to transfer value globally that was completely permissionless. It bypassed the need for approvals and privacy destroying intermediaries.
# It was just cash transfers for the internet age.
# Or was it???
Pretty quickly, Bitcoin started gaining value. How? A cryptocurrency built from nothing but “Miners” doing math?
The value of Bitcoin, however, is a subject for another time.
For now, we can understand the first problem that CryptoCurrency ever solved: cash. Hence the word Currency. But not every CryptoAsset is a CryptoCurrency.
Satoshi solved transfers, but what else did he create?
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# The rCryptoCurrency Academy Path Forward
[rCryptoCurrency Foundation \(CCMOON DAO\) is the official Non-Profit DAO that helps moderate the rCryptoCurrency community, the world's largest crypto community with over 10 Million Members on several platforms. The Foundation also provides Community Tools and Educational Content for everyone.](https://preview.redd.it/gc9jpke28rdg1.png?width=500&format=png&auto=webp&s=762b6d90de96dc462bdc71a0d8d191a2b2d22a83)
This was step one. Bitcoin proved that a decentralized ledger could work as sound money.
But why is Bitcoin the digital gold standard for secure transactions? What came next? How did we move from simple transfers to complex full decentralization?
In the coming weeks (or in your own time), the rCryptoCurrency Academy will walk through the evolution of this technology step by step.
From CryptoCurrency to CryptoAssets to Decentralized Governance.
**rCryptoCurrency Academy:**
# Course 1: The History of CryptoAssets
* **Lesson 1:** What is CryptoCurrency after all? The Bitcoin Story (You Are Here)
* **Lesson 2:** The Evolution of Money (Debt, Barter, Gold, Fiat, and Crypto) (Next Lesson)
* **Lesson 3:** How a Blockchain Works (The "Public Ledger" Explained)
* **Lesson 4:** Ethereum & The World Computer
* **Lesson 5:** Types of CryptoAssets
# Course 2: CryptoAsset Tools and Finance
* **Lesson 6:** Common Crypto Mistakes and How to Spot Scams
* **Lesson 7:** Educational How to Buy CryptoAssets. Centralized Exchanges (CEX) and Decentralized Exchanges (DEX)
* **Lesson 8:** Wallets & Keys (Hot vs. Cold Storage)
* **Lesson 9:** Transactions (Gas Fees, Mempools, and Block Explorers)
# Course 3: CryptoAssets and the Smart Economy
* **Lesson 10:** Introduction to DeFi (Decentralized Finance)
* **Lesson 11:** NFTs: Beyond the JPEGs (Digital Identity and Ownership)
* **Lesson 12:** Real World Assets (RWA) & Tokenization
* **Lesson 13:** The Banking System with Stablecoins & CBDCs
# Course 4: CryptoAssets and the Law
* **Lesson 14:** Smart Contracts and Legal Validity
* **Lesson 15:** Oracles & The Law
* **Lesson 16:** Digital Evidence & Chain of Custody (What happens when things go wrong?)
# Course 5: The Frontier Tech of CryptoAssets
* **Lesson 17:** Proof of Work vs. Proof of Stake (Miners vs. Validators)
* **Lesson 18:** Layer 2 Solutions (Scaling)
* **Lesson 19:** Algorithms trading and AI agents
* **Lesson 20:** The Metaverse
# Course 6: Crypto Institutions (Governance & Compliance)
* **Lesson 21:** Corporate Structures in Crypto
* **Lesson 22:** What are rCryptoCurrency Moons?
* **Lesson 23:** DAOs and The rCyptoCurrency Model
* **Lesson 24:** The Future

1. A NEW KIND OF BRANDCOIN
$HEGE is the first brand built around an original animated web series with chapter unlocks tied to market cap milestones.
2. NFTs THAT CREATE REAL VALUE
In a huge feat of strength, the HEGENDS NFT collection sold out at launch in less than 100 minutes. 2222 unique NFTs designed to pay dividends to its holders, aligning ownership with long-term growth by fueling a feedback loop that grows the marketing budget and drives price up. They are now tradable on Tensor Trade and Magic Eden (even featured in their Gold Packs).
3. AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE ESTABLISHMENT
$HEGE represents a shift away from traditional financial systems. It’s a movement that challenges hedge funds and centralized control, giving influence and opportunity back to the community.
4. PROVEN MARKET IMPACT
At 20 months old and with a previous all-time high of $50 million, the $HEGE ecosystem has demonstrated both momentum and commitment from its DevTeam and community with games featured on the official Solana PSG-1 handheld console, paid billboards in Times Square, IRL presence at crypto events, plane flyovers (Hollywood sign, Santa Monica pier), charity work and LOTS of more stuff.
5. COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE
The new Hege DAO empowers holders to participate in decision-making, including new initiatives, partnerships, and community projects. It’s a brand built by the people, for the people.
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Hegends NFT https://share.google/3DGjeJfmqh6t8wNth
Hegends | Magic Eden - NFT Marketplace https://share.google/L6Rs0stWbcHeaMj4q
Hegends | Tensor https://share.google/hJ5NDK06T9zUaSAMR
How to use the Hege DAO | Hege Blog https://share.google/109f8YuFU3olGlEsy

What are you responding to? I didn't mention 100m funds or anything about token controls. Frankly the bill barely mentions those either despite being over 270 pages.
If corporations want to use USDC which has a blacklist function I'm not objecting. If a DAO wants legal protections it will need to follow the laws of the jurisdiction they want those protections from.