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Believers,
I am not the kind of developer who sits around waiting for his token to perform well.
God has already given me that confident that Wiki Cat will succeed.
What I am no longer willing to accept is watching other businesses capture the economic value we create while we leave revenue on the table.
No revenue should leak from our ecosystem. Look at Mexc, already top holders in Wiki Cat just because they have an exchange.
You will see us build all the neccesary products and services designed to capture, retain, and multiply the value generated by Wiki Cat and many of our ecosystem tokens.
This is why I invest heavily in building even in the bear market.
When Wiki Cat start to pump massively and gain global attention as promised by God, you should be able to buy it using the infrastructure we have built.
If people are trading, swapping, transferring, or coming into our ecosystem, we should be positioned to earn from those value created.
The goal was not just to create a successful token that will go to $250M and come down. It is to build a self-sustaining economic ecosystem around it that earns $250M in fees at $1B Market Cap.
I can't constantly reassure you everyday because time is against me but understand that what I am doing is like the 5 wise virgins.
More revenue for developers means more capital for innovation, better infrastructure, stronger products, and ultimately, a more prosperous ecosystem for Believer.
I am not just building for the success of Wiki Cat. I am building so that one day, you will see that we made $1M in fees without having to sell Wiki Cat.
We are building an ecosystem that can sustain itself and compound that success.
You are looking at the chart right now, and I am looking at the future smiling.
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This is the same country T Pain goes to everytime.... no wonder....
🚨 FRANCE IS COLLAPSING UNDER ITS OWN SOCIALISM
Hundreds of thousands protesting across the country (up to 700k expected). Started as student strikes over crumbling schools — now unions, yellow vests, and the left are demanding higher wages, more free stuff, and “better services.”70,000 cops deployed. Macron is finished.
This is what you get when you promise early retirement at 62, 32-hour work weeks, free healthcare, free childcare, and endless benefits while crushing people with taxes and killing productivity.
Same playbook the left is running here. Same keffiyeh energy. Same broken promises.
Socialism always ends the same way.
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❤️🩹🇵🇹 The end of a legendary era. Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Portugal with 146 goals in 234 games.
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That's why I love @ruffydfire ... while watching this interview I was about asking same question he asked... @ARISEtv
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For 8 straight months, everyone in my compound believed our landlord's 24 year old daughter, Simi, was a high class runs girl. 👀
Every single night at exactly 9:45PM, she'd leave the house, enter a Bolt, and never return until around 6 AM.
What we discovered last week left all of us in tears.😭
Our landlord, Baba Segun, a retired civil servant, was one of the most kind man I've ever met.
Despite inflation, he hadn't increased our rent in four years.
He’d always say, "country hard, make we no suffocate each other."
We all loved and respected him.
But his daughter, Simi, was the compound topic.
During the day, she was always sleeping, looking exhausted and withdrawn.
But by night? She would dress up, spray nice perfume, and a ride would come pick her up.
By morning, she’d return, looking completely drained.
You know how compound life is in Nigeria.
The gossip started by the water pumping machine.
"Look at her eyes, she no dey sleep," Iya Favour would whisper.
"Baba is forming strict, but his daughter is doing night hustle," another neighbor would add.
Slowly, we all began to judge her.
We even started giving her attitude when she came out to the compound.
She’d just smile weakly, say "good morning ma," and quickly go back inside.
Fast forward to last Thursday.
One of our neighbors, Bro Chuks, who drives Bolt at night to make extra cash, got a ride request from an industrial estate in Ikeja.
It was a massive 24/7 plastics manufacturing factory.
When he parked, he watched the factory workers coming out from their night shift.
They were covered in dust, wearing heavy boots, and looking physically broken.
And right there, dragging her tired feet towards his car, was Simi.
Bro Chuks was shocked. Simi?
What are you doing here?
She froze!
When she realized it was him, she broke down in tears right there in the parking lot and begged him not to tell anyone, especially her dad.
Simi confessed that her dad’s glaucoma had gotten terribly worse.
He needed urgent eye surgery that cost ₦2.5 million.
His government pension hasn't been paid in over two years.
The extended family had advised him to double our rent to raise the money, but Baba Segun bluntly refused, saying it was wicked to punish his tenants for his health problems.
To save her father from going entirely blind without forcing him to compromise his values, Simi quietly took a grueling night shift job at the factory.
The makeup and perfume she wore when leaving the compound?
It was just a cover up so her nearly blind father wouldn't suspect she was going out to do hard labor.
When Bro Chuks shared this on our compound WhatsApp group the next morning, the silence was deafening.
Iya Favour, who started most of the gossip, actually came out to the corridor, sat on the floor, and started crying.
We were all enjoying cheap rent, saved by the kindness of a man whose daughter was secretly breaking her back in a factory just to keep him healthy.
And how did we repay her?
With wicked gossip and judgment.
That weekend, all the tenants called a meeting.
We voluntarily agreed to a 30% rent increase and raised ₦800k on the spot to support Baba Segun's surgery.
Baba cried. Simi cried. We cried.
It taught me a brutal, unforgettable lesson:
Never judge someone when you don’t know the battles they are fighting in secret.
The person you’re pointing fingers at might just be carrying a burden you couldn't even lift.
Do have a Wonderful day.
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