Alright, @paoloardoino. The opportunity in front of Tether right now isn’t about new payment partnerships or institutional adoption. It’s about culture. And culture is the hardest thing to build and the hardest thing to replicate in the entire industry. Over the years, everyone’s been saying: USDT’s circulation has surpassed $150 billion, making it one of the largest user bases in the entire crypto space. Almost every exchange, wallet, and DeFi protocol relies on Tether. Everyone knows this. But when people talk about ecosystems they truly love and feel a sense of belonging to, Tether almost never makes that list. Why? Because liquidity creates "utility." Culture creates "loyalty." Base became a phenomenon not because Coinbase lacked trading volume. Solana became the most meme-worthy and vibrant chain in all of CT not because of how high its TPS is. They embraced memes. They embraced community. They embraced builders. And they embraced what others might see as "chaos." It’s precisely these things that turn ordinary users into true believers. FEFER has the potential to become that cultural symbol for Tether. Not because a meme coin can change the fundamentals of a hundred-billion-dollar company. But because: Memes bring Attention. Attention gathers Community. Community attracts Builders. Builders ultimately create Ecosystems. Almost every blockchain that has truly captured the hearts of retail users has its own mascot, its own cult, its own cultural symbol. Missing out on this kind of opportunity doesn’t just mean losing a meme. It means losing a chance to make users genuinely identify with the ecosystem. Being the infrastructure that people "use" and being the ecosystem that people "identify with" are two completely different things. The story has already begun. Since that’s the case, let’s finish telling it.