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Thank you @faceofsol 🤝
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Replying to @koreanjewcrypto
Pepe was born in the bear market and so was solana:5BjfgmtfqvNpAWx1CnZynoWLWNMnrwHLhTFzQ81vkEc8
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Replying to @CryptoCred
Join the clapping cat army solana:5BjfgmtfqvNpAWx1CnZynoWLWNMnrwHLhTFzQ81vkEc8
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Replying to @Drallio
Im at a very Chinese time in my life solana:4CxjZyMNoF1p6eXHXHv1TWpS2X47CuUmLwtGe18spump 🤝 solana:5BjfgmtfqvNpAWx1CnZynoWLWNMnrwHLhTFzQ81vkEc8
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Replying to @_Shadow36
Less complaining, more clapping.
solana:5BjfgmtfqvNpAWx1CnZynoWLWNMnrwHLhTFzQ81vkEc8
delusional mfers have entered the $clapcat
it’s gonna get real fun soon.
There’s a funny pattern on the internet.
People ignore something when only a small community is talking about it.
Then they start noticing it in their feeds.
Then their friends begin sharing it.
Then suddenly, everyone wants to know where it came from.
By the time something becomes part of mainstream internet culture, it can feel like it appeared overnight.
But the people who were there early know the truth.
Nothing happens overnight.
It’s thousands of little moments. Every meme shared. Every conversation started. Every person who introduces it to someone new.
That’s what makes watching solana:5BjfgmtfqvNpAWx1CnZynoWLWNMnrwHLhTFzQ81vkEc8 interesting.
The clapping cat meme already has an identity outside crypto. The question is whether the token community can build its own identity around that recognition.
I’m not interested in pretending every meme will become the next big thing.
I’m interested in watching which communities actually put in the work.
And right now?
This cat has my attention. 🐈⬛👏🔥




























