Before making accusations about things you clearly do not even understand, maybe at least learn the actual history first. The Shiba Inu Treat Telegram handle was not “hijacked.” It was being sold by a random person nobody in the community even knew. A community member bought it to preserve it and trusted Mumms enough to hand ownership over to her for safekeeping. That is literally explained in the pinned message itself, so claiming she “stole” or “jacked” the handle is beyond ridiculous. Calling the $TREAT 146b community “fake” is even more ironic considering you were part of that same community before. You were friendly to people’s faces, participated with everyone, and now suddenly talk behind people’s backs because narratives changed around you. That says far more about your character than it ever will about ours. And the movie? That was one single community member’s independent creative idea. One person. Explain to me how one individual doing their own project suddenly becomes “the entire community” plotting something. That logic makes absolutely no sense. You talk about karma like it is some weapon to throw around. Mumms and I will sleep perfectly fine with karma because we never scammed anyone, never stole from anyone, and never pretended to be something we are not. What we did do was continue building for a community that gets attacked day in and day out while most people sit on the sidelines throwing stones. The accusations about “misleading people for money” are probably the funniest part. I have said this over and over again publicly: I have made absolutely nothing from this space. If anything, I continue losing money because I use funds from my real 9 to 5 job to keep building things for the $TREAT 146b community, the website, utilities, bots, and infrastructure because I actually care about the people there. Sad to see how low some people will stoop once emotions, narratives, and price action get involved. Seems this quote was right after all: “The greatest lover later becomes the greatest hater.” No tags needed. The person knows exactly who they are. They should simply do better.

For me, it came down to friction. Too many people with opinions about how the man in the arena conducted his business. Then after the bridge hack, it got real hard to talk about anything without a hundred shitty comments. Why would I subject myself to that?

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Not every contribution is seen. Not every voice gets thanked. That changes soon. The dojo doors are opening.

This tweet is a good example, and the timing feels right to explain what we are truly trying to build here. Since the beginning, we have heard thousands of suggestions on how to run the Pixel Army. We genuinely appreciate every idea. But staying simple is the hardest part. Floki, Shiba, Saitama, and many others started adding NFTs, dApps, utilities, and endless new ideas. Even when the intentions were good, it often turned into extracting more from the community. Even Doge faced this pressure. What if the real art is doing nothing? What if the strength is staying pure? We are the first Pixelcoin ever created, and we are sticking to that. No noise. No forced utility. No unnecessary extraction. Just Pixel. We are active every day, always watching, always listening, and always waiting for the right timing before we move. Simple is not weak. Simple is the hardest thing to protect. See us as the guardians of solana:EkDGB5fbPXiRmDDjxKcC7dFjzvFZj2KT9t7oeyyPx4SX Army!

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Generally when I am part of a team that sets our mind to something, we get our guy. Just ask these guys: reuters.com/article/world/le…