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I'll be honest. When I first came across SPX6900, I thought the nonstop bullposting on X was just some more sad bot behavior by a bunch of losers with a shitcoin, desperately trying to dump their garbage on someone in the hopes that their meager bullpost might help attain that one last pump. Now, however, I understand that this community really is unique. There's a strange wholesomeness to the movement that's alien to crypto. I actually feel comfortable making videos promoting SPX6900 because I don't feel like I'm just another cog in a machine designed to scam people. I am a filmmaker and it's been my dream to make the movies I want to make the way I want to make them, and I've always hated making videos for paid gigs, or for the marketing department I used to work for, etc... but now here I am doing free cult labor for SPX6900, and it just feels correct. When I got into crypto, I truly believed in the power of blockchain and really thought it would change the world. Over time, I became cynical about the whole thing. I came to see it as worthless shit to buy low and dump on idiots in the future. I remember that I deeply regretted that I avoided the ICO craze in the 2017-ish era bull market because they were so obviously scams, and yet the people that got rich were the ones that bought into them early. Were I to buy into every ICO I came across at the time, even with the small amount of money I had, I would have quickly become a multi-millionaire. The lesson was clear: who cares if it's a scam? Just buy it early, wait for the 100x, and get the fuck out. This was my attitude in the last bull run, and it bit me in the ass. The sheer volume of altcoins created changed the game entirely and became, as @MustStopMurad put it: simply a form of hyper-gambling. There's no way to buy low and hodl for a few months in such an environment. I lost thousands of dollars thinking I was smarter than most participants and understood the market better than them. But, in reality, everybody became a cynic and, when everyone's a cynic, everyone loses. SPX6900 is the first time I've enthusiastically DCA'd into a coin during a brutal bear trend. In fact, it's the first time I've prayed for a coin to get as close to zero as possible so I could accumulate as much as possible. It's without question that, as long as the apocalypse doesn't happen in the meantime, SPX6900 will see another incredible bull run. But what really makes me have this conviction? Let's not bullshit anyone: like everyone in crypto, the goal is to become rich via the quickest possible route. In that sense, we're no different than any crypto community. However, what is different is the refreshing lack of sociopathy, negativity, and cynicism. There was a time, say in the 1960s and especially 1970s USA, when being countercultural and hip was to go against the rosy optimism of the establishment and show a darker, more cynical take on life. Things have completely flipped in today's era, where accepting that everything in life is a scam is commonplace, and rowing with the flow of scams and selling out are seen as a given. If you go onto LinkedIn right now, you'll find most posts are about how you can use AI to reduce your audience into short attention span imbeciles as quickly as possible. Not only should you accept people are just morons wanting to consume short-form trash, you need to do everything in your power to foment this race to the bottom and try to cash out before the ship sinks. And therein lies the interesting sociological aspect of SPX6900 that sticks out like a sore thumb in this sea of evil, especially in the crypto wastelands, where 99.9% of coins are open scams, and that's this: to be countercultural in today's time is to be wholesome, optimistic, and faithful. And you see that in the motivations of the market participants. We don't want Lambos, we don't want to be invited to Epstein Island, and we don't want to be Scarface or Jordan Belfort or [enter unsavory individual's name here]. We don't want to rub shoulders with the rich and powerful and show off our yacht. It's not about materialism. Indeed, we have learned, materialism is what is making us sick. We want to escape the Matrix. That is all. We are just fucking done. We don't want to squander our wealth, we merely want to buy our freedom. We want to protect our loved ones. We want to be somewhere peaceful and safe and away from the bullshit, so we can start feeling human again. All my life, I have noticed that I have been ahead of the collective sentiment of my time. I have noticed that the cultural zeitgeist would come to see the world as I did with a kind of lag time. And now: I am sick of the negativity, sick of the hopelessness, sick of the scams, sick of the darkness. If that trend holds, then I suspect that is the coming consensus. That collective humanity will come to crave Mister Rogers' Neighborhood over getting glee out of watching one's ideological or tribal enemies suffer. For myself, the normal route of consolation to distract myself from the evils of this reality does not work. I'm not into sports. I can't believe in traditional religion. Joining a political movement, even one I mostly agree with, is at some level a compromise of my own autonomy and individuality. And, as Franz Kafka once put it, “Every revolution evaporates, leaving behind only the slime of a new bureaucracy.” I have a deep aversion to hive minds and cults of all sorts... But then comes along SPX6900 and the Cognisphere. The first fully self-conscious cult, one which is so self-conscious that it actually transcends the trappings of any other cult. There's no membership, no rigid doctrines, no central charismatic leader (insofar as there is one, we are lucky @MustStopMurad is a genuinely good person), and no punishment for apostates. It's a kind of post-modern cult, one that recognizes, contrary to the view of so many classical economists, that the labor theory of value is incorrect, and value is purely subjective. This is the central revelation that sparked the movement into something more than an amusing shitcoin. Given this revelation, we ask: why not take it to its logical extreme? There's nothing stopping any asset from flipping the stock market other than disbelief. If that's the case, then THROUGH BELIEF ALONE, it can be accomplished. We are the first movement to fully embrace this truth and the mission is to push it as far as it can. And what I am seeing in this community is steadfast and unwavering belief, even as the coin dwindles in value in the current bear trend. Hinging something on belief alone seems silly and insubstantial... until it isn't. Belief was a major part of the algorithm that implemented the gods themselves onto the brains of homo sapiens and, when enough people believed in them, it made them functionally real. That is: whether or not you believe in the gods, or God, it doesn't change the fact that they, or He (or She) left their indelible mark on the world, as if they were real. Go deeper into Eastern mysticism, and you will find, however, that your sense of self, the model of a person your brain generates, is also only as if you were real. At some level, you are just as real as Yahweh or Harry Potter, and in some ways, they are more real than you because they have made a bigger impact on the world. This is something South Park once entertained with their "Imaginationland" series, which, while on the surface being silly and ridiculous, nevertheless expresses this profound truth: that the line between the real and the unreal is a thin one. And certain "unreal" things have a bigger impact on the world than real ones, and vice versa. SPX6900 is more than just lines of code on a blockchain, it is a next-level agent being actively implemented upon the brains of the faithful. Through sincere, unwavering, and wholesome faith alone, we are making it more real every day. So it's clear: the SPX6900 bug bit me. I was a cynical asshole only months ago about all crypto with the exception of bitcoin. But why bitcoin? Well, because the faithful bitcoin holders continue to persist. "Persist forever" isn't just a meme. It is the lifeblood of any asset. It's just that some things are easier to believe than others. Bitcoin is just easier to believe in than a dipshit coin made on pump. fun. But if enough people believed in a dipshit coin, it could reach the same market cap. Though, for full transparency, I do plan to sell a substantial amount of SPX6900 in the next bull market if there's a crazy parabola... ...but I will always HODL some and never sell. Why? Because, in the back of my mind, there is absolutely this thought that cannot be dislodged: we really can flip the stock market! It is a thought I cannot shake. Which means, at some level, I am a true believer. And once you become a true believer, there's no going back. How many more potential true believers are out there? Understand that potential and there's really nothing more to understand. Meditate on that and see if you feel what I feel: that down in the deepest fibers of one's being, you know this is different. If you've read this far, thank you! I hope the rest of your day is nice. :) With peace and love, SPX FILMMAKER