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On April 30, 2025, Beeple continued his daily Everydays as usual, and that day he featured a Nakamigo wearing a red cap and a pink shirt: Nakamigos #11027. For most of us, it probably looked like just another Nakamigo among the many that have appeared in Beeple's Everydays. And yet... I don't think that's the case. Here's my theory. This is nothing more than my personal opinion — and also the opinion of a few slightly crazy Migos like myself. 😂 This Nakamigo has appeared 32 times in Beeple's Everydays. It belongs to @kruuul , and it is the Nakamigo that has appeared the most in his Everydays. At one point, it even appeared repeatedly across several Everydays, from April 30 to August 19, 2025. To the point where some Migos started asking Beeple if he had become lazy by using the same Nakamigo over and over again. And his answer? “Nope, purposely making it the one meeg to rule them all. 🦾🦾🦾” At that point, you could still think it was simply a joke. But I think there might be something more behind this Migo. To me, this Nakamigo represents something much bigger. Something that could eventually control and perhaps lead the Migos. No, I'm obviously not saying Kruul himself is going to control us. 😂 His Migo represents something that really, really likes the color pink. I'll let you figure that one out. 😅 And this is where things get even more interesting. On August 12, 2025, just two days after the Punks event and the famous V0 story, Beeple dropped one of the most incredible Everydays in this entire story. It came right after a legendary wave of FUD around Nakamigos along with, in my opinion, quite a bit of jealousy. But Beeple didn't hide. Quite the opposite. He showed his support with the famous “Meegs4LIFE” Everydays, featuring a Nakamigo that had, in a way, almost become a symbol within the community. Do I really need to explain something that obvious? 👀 But there's another detail about this V0 story that I find particularly interesting. The term “V0” doesn't seem to come out of nowhere. In Bitcoin's early history, Satoshi himself referred to the first version of Bitcoin, Bitcoin v0.1. So when, years later, Nakamigos are presented as the “V0 CryptoPunks”, it's hard not to wonder whether that term carries more meaning than simply being a troll. Is it just a fun way of describing Nakamigos? Or is it a deliberate reference to the idea of a “version zero” — the very first version of something that could go on to shape an entire industry? And if Nakamigos really was conceived as some kind of V0 of CryptoPunks... then the question becomes much more interesting: What if Nakamigos really are the V0 Punks? 👀 I'm obviously not claiming to have the answer. But between the Bitcoin references, cryptography, the dates, and now this whole V0 story... I'm starting to seriously wonder whether there's much more going on here than meets the eye. Let's move forward. We now arrive at December 10 and 11, 2025. Two Everydays that, in my opinion, may have been preparing the ground for the arrival of NODE in January 2026. But these dates become even more interesting when you look at Bitcoin history. On December 10, 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto published his famous: “[bitcoin-list] Welcome” The message welcomed people to the Bitcoin mailing list. And 17 years later, on December 10, 2025, Beeple featured Nakamigos #11027 in his Everyday. Then, on December 11, #11027 appeared again. Coincidence? Maybe. But when you start looking at all these dates, it's hard not to ask questions. I'll leave the interpretation of those two Everydays up to you. I'll also talk later about the potential connection between Nakamigos and NODE, but that's another rabbit hole entirely. 👀 Now let's come back to our mysterious #11027. This Migo genuinely leaves me puzzled. And especially... the number. 11027. Is it simply a randomly assigned number? Or is it a date? 1/10/27. Are we completely crazy? 😂 Personally, I'm going to put myself out there a little. Because January 10 is also a particularly interesting date in Bitcoin history. On January 10, 2009, Hal Finney posted his now-famous tweet: “Running bitcoin” A message that became one of the most iconic moments in Bitcoin's early history. And now look at our Nakamigo again: #11027 1/10/27. Could this be pointing toward January 10, 2027? Is it simply a completely random number? Or are we looking at another reference to an important moment in Bitcoin history? I can't claim to know. And I'm not going to tell you that 1/10/27 definitely means something. But personally, I don't think this number is completely meaningless. Especially when you consider how much importance Nakamigos seems to place on cryptography, Bitcoin history, and the major events that shaped this entire space. And once you start putting certain dates next to each other, the connections become seriously intriguing. October 31, 2008 — Bitcoin Whitepaper October 31, 2022 — HiFo Labs' first tweet January 17, 1993 — Hal Finney's Crypto Trading Cards message January 17, 2024 — Nakamigos launches Crypto Trading Cards I've already talked in another tweet about these connections between the dates. So let's come back once again to #11027. Is it a date? Or is it just random? I don't think it's random. But I also can't yet claim that 1/10/27 is actually a date. And that's exactly what makes this Nakamigo so fascinating. Because if that number really means something... Why 2027? Why January 10? And most importantly... What could happen on that date? 👀 I don't pretend to have the answer. But I find the possibility interesting enough to share. And when you add to all of this the mystery surrounding the identity of the founders after almost four years... I have to admit one thing: It's incredibly intriguing. Keeping the founders' identities mysterious for this long, while simultaneously building a story around cryptography, important dates, Bitcoin, NFTs, and references that we're still trying to decode today... Either we're completely crazy. 😂 Or we're looking at something we don't fully understand yet. Either way, Nakamigos #11027 remains one of the most mysterious Migos in this entire story. 👀 And I don't think we're done talking about it yet.

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