Bought PEPE as a joke a while back, ended up holding longer than expected, and it actually went up. Last week, I used a portion to buy lunch via @KoloHub without touching any exchange. No manual conversion, no pre-selling, just loaded the card with PEPE and paid like normal. The restaurant had no idea, the POS terminal had no idea, it was just a regular card payment. Real-world spendable memecoins might be one of the funniest and most exciting developments in crypto right now. Maybe both. Tired of soulless PFPs with no story behind them. Dinogotchi from @sleepagotchi is different. This character was already loved by 1 million people before it ever touched the blockchain. Built inside a real app, seen by real users every single day, part of an actual daily habit. Now it's on-chain as a 7,777 collection on Solana. The IP already exists, the community already exists. You're just early to the on-chain part. The mistake most people make when first looking at @TheARCTERMINAL is lumping it in with other AI tools. It's not a tool, it's an operating system, and that difference matters more than you think. A tool does something when you ask. An OS completely changes how you work, how you store context, how you make decisions, how you interact with everything else in your system. ANIMA doesn't just answer questions, it builds a working memory of who you are and what you're doing. CORE Graph keeps an encrypted context layer that belongs to you. Agents execute on your behalf without asking permission at every step. The moment you stop thinking of ARC Terminal as an AI tool and start thinking of it as your primary workspace is when it all starts making a lot more sense.