Cephas D KING🤴

HOW DID WE ALL FORGET ABOUT THIS?!!! Back in July 2023, Twitter officially became X following Elon Musk’s @elonmusk acquisition of the platform. During that transition, several long-standing users found themselves losing usernames they had built and maintained for years, simply because X wanted those handles affiliated with its brand. One of those stories belongs to Jeremy Vaught (@jeremyvaught ). In 2007, Jeremy created @Music . For 16 years, he maintained that account, built a community around it, and gave the username an identity of its own. Then, in August 2023, X took the username from him and reassigned him @musicfan . No monetary compensation was reported. Just like that, 16 years of association with a username became history. Fast-forward to today: X has introduced its Handles Marketplace, where users can request exclusive usernames, with some premium handles potentially costing thousands of dollars. And here’s the question: What about the people who originally registered these usernames, built communities around them, and had them taken away? Have we simply forgotten their stories? Today, I’m creating a token in recognition of Jeremy Vaught and the story behind @Music. I found his GitHub account, and my intention is to redirect all fees generated through this project to him. github.com/jeremyvaught Why? This isn’t just about a username. It’s about recognition, history, and remembering the people behind the digital identities we see today. Let’s give credit where it’s due. @jeremyvaught deserves to be remembered. 🔥 Will pay DEX at 25k mcap.