Wall Street is moving on-chain. Fast.
JPMorgan just put its own JPM Coin on public Ethereum. Its money market funds already hold $844 million there.
BlackRock is calling tokenized funds "the core plumbing of the financial system."
And Robinhood has done $15 billion in stock tokens on its own chain in about 100 days.
Not that long ago, the people running these firms were calling crypto a fraud. Now they're building on it.
So let me say the quiet part out loud:
The banks are building the pipes.
But pipes don't bring people.
Nobody's grandma is going to wake up excited about a tokenized money market fund. Nobody's sharing a deposit token in the group chat. Nobody's flying to Singapore wearing a chicken beak for JPM Coin.
People show up for things that feel like theirs.
Culture. Jokes. Friends. A story they get to be part of.
That's what memes have always been. Not the plumbing. The front door.
The first crypto a lot of people ever bought was a dog coin. Not because of the tech. Because it was fun, it was cheap, and their friends were in it.
That's the job
$CHUMP signed up for.
Wall Street builds the rails. The People's Coin brings the people.
No insider bag. Renounced. Liquidity locked forever. A community that welcomes you before it asks you for anything.
When the next wave of regular people walks onto these new rails, they won't be looking for a fund prospectus.
They'll be looking for somewhere they belong.
We'll have the door open. 🐔
$CHUMP
CC21B.