In 2011, before meme coins were a category… Before Doge, Shiba, Pepe, there was @lol_coin. No whitepaper or launch party. Just a strange name, Mitsubishi Goldstein, and a Twitter account. It tweeted a few things. Then disappeared. No roadmap, dev updates or community. Just… silence. For over a decade, nothing happened. While crypto evolved into cycles of hype, innovation, and absurdity, $LOLCOIN sat untouched (a joke from a time when this entire space still felt like one). No AI pivots, NFT integrations or “real world utility.” It didn’t try to keep up. It just waited. And maybe that’s why people are noticing it again. Because in a space filled with overpromises and underdeliveries, there’s something honest about a coin that never claimed to be anything. Not a revolution. Not a protocol. Not a bet on the future. Just a reminder: crypto started as an experiment, then became a spectacle, then a parody of itself. LOLCOIN fits right in (not because it leads the narrative, but because it reflects it). Not as a pump. Not as the next big thing. But as an artifact. A weird little time capsule from when the stakes were lower and the jokes felt closer to the truth than the marketing ever did. There’s no dev team, no Discord, no funding round. Just a coin. Some digital breadcrumbs. Some retarded degens on Solana. And a story that somehow didn’t disappear. You’re not here because it’s the future. You’re here because something about it feels familiar. And maybe that’s enough. lolcoin (est 2011) HtrmuNs4nESVg5i8gHyufDpGN5HHKqPmFfbQV9yupump @lol_coin