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WTF @blknoiz06 real name is Zion and they just named this saber toothed cat after him lol
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Stable Coin, $HOTDOG/$COST (Costco)
Costco's Hot dog: $1.50. Soon $HOTDOG will be $1.50
Costo's stock ticker $COST has never changed the price of their Hotdog since 1985. Over the past decades and even this year it always gets talked about how even with inflation they still never have changed the price.
This has been talked about by Charlie Munger, CNN, Celebrities, Millions of views on videos about it and some of the biggest names and outlets talking about how its always stayed stable and with inflation its never gone up
Investments people and names around the industry always talk about it. $Hotdog paired with Costco's stock $COST
Through the dot-com bubble.
The 2008 financial crisis.
COVID.
Multiple recessions.
Trillions printed.
Decades of inflation.
The Costco hot dog never moved.
If the original $1.50 price had simply kept up with inflation, CNN calculated that it would already have been around $4.50 by 2024. Instead, Costco deliberately held it at $1.50.
CNN literally called it “the hot dog that's inflation proof.”
The $1.50 price has become so sacred inside Costco that when former CEO Craig Jelinek told co-founder Jim Sinegal they were losing money and might need to raise it, Sinegal's legendary response was essentially:
Raise the hot dog price and I'll kill you. Figure it out.
They figured it out.
Costco changed suppliers, brought production in-house and found other ways to protect the price instead of breaking the $1.50 peg.
Even after leadership changed, Costco CFO Gary Millerchip publicly reassured investors:
“The $1.50 hot dog price is safe.”
Now look at what sits behind the hot dog.
And Charlie Munger—one of the greatest investors ever and a longtime Costco director—was himself a fan. His granddaughter said simply:
“He loved Costco hot dogs.”
The original stable coin that will reach $1.50
CA in comments, links below
CEO talking about it: theringer.com/2026/07/02/foo…
finance.yahoo.com/markets/st…
Hey @Costco, your hot dog is $1.50 in an inflationary economy. you already don't believe in fiat. accept doge.
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Holy shit its real lfg Vlads dog Doji CA: 0xe655b9e83ffe55a392cbd2510a6a0cbf298c7b29











