Nick Navis

Yeah, me too. Although I'm already schvitzing. You're schvitzing already? You're schvitzing in mid-March? I don't know what climb my people evolved around, but I still haven't found it yet.

Yeah, me too. Although I'm already schvitzing. You're schvitzing already? You're schvitzing in mid-March? I don't know what climb my people evolved around, but I still haven't found it yet.

Yeah, me too. Although I'm already schvitzing. You're schvitzing already? You're schvitzing in mid-March? I don't know what climb my people evolved around, but I still haven't found it yet.

Yeah, it's okay.

Yeah, it's okay.

Yeah, it's okay.

Yeah, it's like about the other branch of the internet butterfly effect of the Doge meme. Who would have thought that that would be the meme that has far-reaching legs into American culture? I know. That changed world history? I didn't expect it.

Yeah, it's like about the other branch of the internet butterfly effect of the Doge meme. Who would have thought that that would be the meme that has far-reaching legs into American culture? I know. That changed world history? I didn't expect it.

Yeah, it's like about the other branch of the internet butterfly effect of the Doge meme. Who would have thought that that would be the meme that has far-reaching legs into American culture? I know. That changed world history? I didn't expect it.

I'm so glad that we're still managing to explain the bewildering moment, even if it's as silly as meme coins. Yeah. It feels like it's becoming more and more impossible to avoid, even if you want to.

I'm so glad that we're still managing to explain the bewildering moment, even if it's as silly as meme coins. Yeah. It feels like it's becoming more and more impossible to avoid, even if you want to.

I'm so glad that we're still managing to explain the bewildering moment, even if it's as silly as meme coins. Yeah. It feels like it's becoming more and more impossible to avoid, even if you want to.

This whole question behind crypto the whole time is whether or not there's actual utility to it, whether or not it's actually a kind of utopian world building project, or it's just a kind of nihilistic, irreverent cesspool. And I feel like this moment with meme coins is really like getting to the heart of that question.

This whole question behind crypto the whole time is whether or not there's actual utility to it, whether or not it's actually a kind of utopian world building project, or it's just a kind of nihilistic, irreverent cesspool. And I feel like this moment with meme coins is really like getting to the heart of that question.

This whole question behind crypto the whole time is whether or not there's actual utility to it, whether or not it's actually a kind of utopian world building project, or it's just a kind of nihilistic, irreverent cesspool. And I feel like this moment with meme coins is really like getting to the heart of that question.

On the night of November 19th, 2024, this baby-faced kid, he looks around 13 years old, used a new online platform to launch a brand new cryptocurrency into the world. We're not using his name because he did all this anonymously.

On the night of November 19th, 2024, this baby-faced kid, he looks around 13 years old, used a new online platform to launch a brand new cryptocurrency into the world. We're not using his name because he did all this anonymously.

On the night of November 19th, 2024, this baby-faced kid, he looks around 13 years old, used a new online platform to launch a brand new cryptocurrency into the world. We're not using his name because he did all this anonymously.

The cryptocurrency he created is what's known as a meme coin, which is a kind of joke currency, something that doesn't hold any inherent value besides what other people on the internet are willing to pay for it. The kid named his coin Gen Z Quant. He spent a few hundred dollars to buy up about five percent of the total supply of his new coin.

The cryptocurrency he created is what's known as a meme coin, which is a kind of joke currency, something that doesn't hold any inherent value besides what other people on the internet are willing to pay for it. The kid named his coin Gen Z Quant. He spent a few hundred dollars to buy up about five percent of the total supply of his new coin.