When we first started building in the crypto space, we began like everyone else: wide-eyed and mystified, thinking we were going to change the world. Being in the space since the first real big wave of VC injection (the 2017 bull run), we've seen how the environment has turned into a VC cesspool chasing 1000x returns. This has prompted start-ups to play along and engineer their metrics to raise the latest hottest round. Most of these projects are bullshit, overhyped products being built by mediocre developers waiting for their tokens to vest. Overpromising has become an integral part of the crypto game. Most of these projects have little to no value to humanity, as they are just financially engineered products. Internally, we have always laughed at the state of the crypto environment, and even more so when founders believe they are genuinely building something important. But then again, you must buy into your own shit to be able to sell it. Parody and hyperbole have been methods of criticism since humans began passing down stories, so let's do like our ancestors did. Like most crypto projects, we have no real intentions.

(April 13, 1956) - Photograph of Presentation of American Flag to National Archives by Daughters of the American Revolution

(July 30, 1957) - BODY OF REVOLUTION MODEL IN THE 10X10 FOOT WIND TUNNEL TEST SECTION

(November 18, 1976) - Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration

(November 18, 1976) - Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration

AS16-120-19187 - Apollo 16 - Apollo 16 Mission image - Earth rise scene taken during the second revolution of the moon.

(1957) - Refugees from the Failed Hungarian Revolution on an Airplane to the United States
