well 80u, market cap 130m.
When it hit three million, I noticed it and bought it, including the cars I bought in along the way. Looking back on this run now, it’s painful.
This thing is a coin under a tapeout protocol—made by a 16-year-old kid. He turned an NAND gate into a token: one coin equals one transistor. On the web, you drag wires to build a circuit; once you finish, you click to run the tapeout, the transistor burns out, and a circuit appears on-chain. He even replicated one of those old 1971 Intel CPUs on-chain, exactly as it was—running at the block production pace, super slow. But as long as the chain keeps producing blocks, it never stops. The factory contract permissions were abandoned; he couldn’t even shut it off himself.
Three weeks ago, CZ interacted with it three times in a row on its tech—that was when it pulled in a wave about nine times. This round is different: unipcs got in last night at the 5.3 million mark. Today it came out publicly shouting, and the float just took off—nearly a 3x in one day.
Contract 0x5ce033B2bFCa3Af30b3e8C8457DeaF776A8b695a
One thing that needs to be made clear: this coin is mined by mining machines, and the total supply keeps growing. Three weeks ago, when the market cap was two million, the price was 84u. Now it’s 80u, with a market cap of 13 million. The coin price never even returned to those previous highs—what’s gone up is only the market cap.
I got out too early. I admit it. But the trade at this position is chasing the unipcs batch of chips at 5.3 million—he’s up more than 1x. When he decides to leave, he won’t tell you in advance. I won’t get back in again.
When it hit three million, I noticed it and bought it, including the cars I bought in along the way. Looking back on this run now, it’s painful.
This thing is a coin under a tapeout protocol—made by a 16-year-old kid. He turned an NAND gate into a token: one coin equals one transistor. On the web, you drag wires to build a circuit; once you finish, you click to run the tapeout, the transistor burns out, and a circuit appears on-chain. He even replicated one of those old 1971 Intel CPUs on-chain, exactly as it was—running at the block production pace, super slow. But as long as the chain keeps producing blocks, it never stops. The factory contract permissions were abandoned; he couldn’t even shut it off himself.
Three weeks ago, CZ interacted with it three times in a row on its tech—that was when it pulled in a wave about nine times. This round is different: unipcs got in last night at the 5.3 million mark. Today it came out publicly shouting, and the float just took off—nearly a 3x in one day.
Contract 0x5ce033B2bFCa3Af30b3e8C8457DeaF776A8b695a
One thing that needs to be made clear: this coin is mined by mining machines, and the total supply keeps growing. Three weeks ago, when the market cap was two million, the price was 84u. Now it’s 80u, with a market cap of 13 million. The coin price never even returned to those previous highs—what’s gone up is only the market cap.
I got out too early. I admit it. But the trade at this position is chasing the unipcs batch of chips at 5.3 million—he’s up more than 1x. When he decides to leave, he won’t tell you in advance. I won’t get back in again.
