@TrollERC20 OG || The Meme everyone knows - even your Grandma || $TROLL || CA:0xf8ebf4849f1fa4faf0dff2106a173d3a6cb2eb3a https://xitter.cf/t.co/iuoEocNs3E
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The Story of $TROLL : The Eternal Fight for the Trollface
On April 19, 2023, $TROLL launched on Ethereum. In the early days, with developer Hunter Troller, the coin surged to a $5 million market cap. But the hype faded quickly. The price crashed, and the dev became more and more inactive, eventually going silent.
Thatās when the real story began. A passionate group of community members stepped up. They refused to let the legendary Trollface meme fade away. Together they fought to give it the place it deserved in internet culture. The original dev made one final brief appearance before disappearing for good (permanently AFK). From mid-2023 onward, the community stood alone, and they thrived.
They kept pushing daily, creating content, staying active, and believing in the dream. Their dedication was rewarded at the end of December 2023, when the coin slowly started climbing again and fresh energy returned to the project.
2024 became the year of the legendary troll.run. After changing the bio to āChief Troll Officerā and with support from viral posts by Elon Musk, $TROLL exploded to a $124 million market cap. A strong sell-off followed, but the community struck back. One member launched the official Troll NFTs (etherscan.io/token/0x2257464ā¦) and redirected a significant portion of the proceeds back into the project for marketing. Using these community-funded resources, they pushed the coin to the $100 million mark once more.
When selling pressure eventually became too heavy and momentum slowed, the community didnāt quit. They stayed active every single day across š and other platforms.
True to their values, everything was built non-profit and financed purely by the community. They launched an AI Telegram bot named Hunter Troller and official merch, always with the clear principle that no one should personally profit from the community or the meme itself. Their goal was simple: let the culture grow freely, organically, and without gatekeeping.
After celebrating their 2-year anniversary, a copycat $TROLL launched on Solana just three days later. This project copied their slogans and memes almost 1:1, but positioned itself against the principles of decentralization and true meme culture. The original community on $ETH initially ignored it, until the other side began spreading misinformation and using aggressive tactics, such as spamming CoinMarketCap comments and posts. They even acquired the IP rights from Whynne, disregarding Carlos Ramirezās public statement that he would never enforce them against memecoins.
Still, the real $TROLL community remained unbroken. They fought for true meme culture and decentralization.
To this day, they have created over 3,000 memes and videos, built powerful tools like the coin scanner and meme generator at trove.wtf, launched NFTs that honor the culture, and stood strong against every wave of FUD and every attack.
This is more than a coin.
Itās the story of a community that refused to sell out.
A movement that proved a meme can belong to the people, not to profit-driven individuals.
Long live the Trolls. The culture lives on. Forever.š§š @TrollErc20
I donāt know why all these "influencers" are suddenly acting like "bagworking > KOL" is some new concept.
It was always like this and it will always be like this. So start canceling the scamfluencers and go back to supporting community coins that are pure bagworkers. The people who donāt get paid and grind out of conviction are the ones who carry a project through every market phase.
Those are the projects you should support just like $TROLL /ETH.
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Let's make people mad with activity! Trololololo š§š $TROLL /ETH
TeeTheTroll || TROLLš§š„š¤£ retweeted
STFU PLEB.
Control, troll, troll.
$TROLL /ETH
People keep asking the same thing: āwhoās actually the dev behind $TROLL on ETH?ā
Been like this for months now. Some got their theories, some think they already know who it is, others are completely off. You see the questions in the chats, the guesses, people digging around hoping someone finally names a name or steps forward.
It kept building. The longer nobody said anything, the more people started looking for a face, a wallet, a secret founder behind it all.
But the answer was sitting right there the whole time.
You are the dev.
Your buddy who still holds Troll is the dev.
Even the ones who jeeted half their bag but never fully left, theyāre still part of it.
100% community driven isnāt just something people say. It means every single person whoās here, who posts, who holds through the quiet times, who keeps pushing it... weāre the ones carrying this. Weāre the devs. All of us.
Thereās no hidden guy pulling the strings. Never was one.
Itās just us and the troll.run š§
Hope that finally clears it up š
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TeeTheTroll || TROLLš§š„š¤£ retweeted
@elonmusk
Thank you for a great story Elon.
š§ The True Lore of $TROLL š§
On April 19th, 2023, a man named Hunter Troller launched a meme coin called Troll. It pumped hard, touching roughly $5 million. For two and a half months the community built, shilled, and believed. Then Hunter looked at the people who had been carrying his coin and essentially told them to fuck off. He was done.
Most projects die the moment the dev walks away. This one didnāt.
The community refused to let it go. They kept trolling, kept posting, and kept the flame alive through months of silence and low volume. They werenāt just holding a coin, they were protecting a meme.
In January 2024 the story changed. Elon Musk publicly called himself the Chief Troll Officer. Suddenly the old trollface energy had a new spark. The community ran with it. Together they pushed Troll to a $124 million market cap. The market eventually dumped it, as markets do, but the holders didnāt disappear. They launched $TROLL NFTs as a counter attack, turned the proceeds into marketing, and bought ads on X and 4chan. With pure community effort they pushed the coin back up to $100 million within a few days.
After that the broader market cooled and the usual scammers and opportunists showed up. The community still didnāt quit. Their conviction was simple: a meme as iconic as the Trollface doesnāt deserve to die under a few hundred million. It belongs in the billions.
They kept vibing. They built Corporation including a TrollBot on X, content creator tools, and ran non-profit merch for the people who actually cared. No venture capital, no paid influencers, just holders working.
Two days after the projectās two-year anniversary, a copycat launched on Solana and trying to vamp their lore. For months the original community held its ground as the true OG, even with a smaller market cap. They refused to be erased. After nine months the copycat team ran out of organic momentum. They bought the IP rights to the Trollface and tried to weaponize them. They opened a shop on the rights while extracting as much money as they could from the meme culture, filed copyright claims on Dexscreener, and launched FUD attacks to pressure the original community. None of it worked. Owning a picture is not the same as owning the culture, the name, or the soul of a meme that has lived on the internet for years.
Three and a half years after launch, the original Troll community is still here. They stand for the freedom of memes, free speech, and the idea that community coins can survive without being owned by anyone. They protect their own from bad actors and keep working toward the same goal: seeing the Trollface sitting among the top memes in the billions, right next to Doge, Pepe, and Shib.
They respect those giants. They also troll them. Because in their eyes, everyone has the right to be trolled.
Thatās the lore. Not a fairy tale written by a marketing team, just a community that refused to die and still making memes, videos and troll around daily.
š§ The True Lore of $TROLL on ETHš§
Sounds like you are searching for some good meme lore, let me feed you some...
š§ The True Lore of $TROLL š§
On April 19th, 2023, a man named Hunter Troller launched a meme coin called Troll. It pumped hard, touching roughly $5 million. For two and a half months the community built, shilled, and believed. Then Hunter looked at the people who had been carrying his coin and essentially told them to fuck off. He was done.
Most projects die the moment the dev walks away. This one didnāt.
The community refused to let it go. They kept trolling, kept posting, and kept the flame alive through months of silence and low volume. They werenāt just holding a coin, they were protecting a meme.
In January 2024 the story changed. Elon Musk publicly called himself the Chief Troll Officer. Suddenly the old trollface energy had a new spark. The community ran with it. Together they pushed Troll to a $124 million market cap. The market eventually dumped it, as markets do, but the holders didnāt disappear. They launched $TROLL NFTs as a counter attack, turned the proceeds into marketing, and bought ads on X and 4chan. With pure community effort they pushed the coin back up to $100 million within a few days.
After that the broader market cooled and the usual scammers and opportunists showed up. The community still didnāt quit. Their conviction was simple: a meme as iconic as the Trollface doesnāt deserve to die under a few hundred million. It belongs in the billions.
They kept vibing. They built Corporation including a TrollBot on X, content creator tools, and ran non-profit merch for the people who actually cared. No venture capital, no paid influencers, just holders working.
Two days after the projectās two-year anniversary, a copycat launched on Solana and trying to vamp their lore. For months the original community held its ground as the true OG, even with a smaller market cap. They refused to be erased. After nine months the copycat team ran out of organic momentum. They bought the IP rights to the Trollface and tried to weaponize them. They opened a shop on the rights while extracting as much money as they could from the meme culture, filed copyright claims on Dexscreener, and launched FUD attacks to pressure the original community. None of it worked. Owning a picture is not the same as owning the culture, the name, or the soul of a meme that has lived on the internet for years.
Three and a half years after launch, the original Troll community is still here. They stand for the freedom of memes, free speech, and the idea that community coins can survive without being owned by anyone. They protect their own from bad actors and keep working toward the same goal: seeing the Trollface sitting among the top memes in the billions, right next to Doge, Pepe, and Shib.
They respect those giants. They also troll them. Because in their eyes, everyone has the right to be trolled.
Thatās the lore. Not a fairy tale written by a marketing team, just a community that refused to die and still making memes, videos and troll around daily.
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Do you think memes should live in freedom so they can keep spreading, without being suppressed or owned by someone?
Do you think community coins deserve to be pushed so that greedy VC vamps finally lose their power in this space?
Do you believe thatās the only way we can restore trust in memecoins and push billion-dollar runners again?
Then youāre in the right place with the Trollarmy, thatās what the community stands for and what it fights for.
So letās $TROLL them all and make memes great again! TROLL.RUN
They are watching us.
No one can take their eyes off this gem!
$TROLL /ETH
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The best thing about community coins is the unity and conviction the community shares.
You canāt fake it.
You canāt buy it.
From the outside it looks crazy, the community believes in the dream no matter what the price says.
These times show it clearly:
people scream āscamā, think itās overā¦
while real believers just keep going like the chart isnāt even real.
These are the coins that will make it and leave everyone else in disbelief.
$TROLL /ETH TROLL.RUN
Imagine turning $100 into $8.1M.
Sounds insane, right?
Thatās the math on troll.run right now.
$TROLL on ETH is sitting at a ~$850K market cap. The communityās long-standing target has been $69B. Thatās an 81,000x move, meaning your $100 becomes $8.1M.
Now tell me: which other coin actually gives you that kind of upsideā¦ and which one has a realistic shot at it?
Trollface is the biggest meme on the internet. Ethereum is the chain that has printed the biggest runners in history. And $TROLL is a pure community coin with no team, no VC, no nonsense.
It has the ingredients. The only question is whether the market is ready to finally send it.
Some devs will scam. Some teams will lie.
In the end, the only thing you can actually trust is the community.
Real communities donāt rely on individuals. They move as one and bad actors get removed fast.
Thatās why $TROLL on ETH is a safe haven for trolls. Scammers get exposed and trolled. No one launches a token just to shill it here, those people are already gone.
Weāre all here for one coin. We look out for each other, protect each other and donāt care about anything else than @TrollErc20.
Thatās what a real community coin looks like.
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