$$1MBABYDOGE On Friday I was going to scroll and browse posts, but the ones about BabyDoge acquiring LimeWire were disgusting. A dog-head meme coin acquires a once-popular P2P brand that went bankrupt after being sued into insolvency by record companies for pirated music—and then claims it will “save creators.” This level of surrealism is like a funeral home buying a nightclub, saying it will make the dead go dance.
The PR copy looks pretty: LimeWire has 8 million monthly active users; BabyDoge’s ecosystem has 3 million users; LMWR will be retained; the focus will shift to decentralized storage and AI tools. The new负责人 Czupor said, “LimeWire doesn’t need a board of directors—it needs an army. BabyDoge brings an army of 3 million.” LOL—3 million? How many of them are airdrop-harvesting bots, wallets that bought coins but never opened them again, zombie addresses on exchanges? Coin prices don’t lie: babydoge is down more than 90% from its all-time high. This so-called fake army isn’t charging—it’s retreating.
Back then, LimeWire was the gravestone of the piracy era. Now someone carves the words “creator sovereignty” on the gravestone—will flowers really grow there? BabyDoge just wants to借尸还魂 (borrow a corpse to revive itself) and prove it’s not “just another dog coin.” Both sides get what they need. After the press release goes out, the coin price keeps falling, and the team still sells and cashes out.
What’s especially nauseating about this acquisition is: clearly it’s just brand cross-promotion marketing art. Yet they insist on packaging it as if they’re saving creators 🤮. The above is purely personal venting and does not constitute investment advice. $DOGE $SHIB #比特币突破77000美元
The PR copy looks pretty: LimeWire has 8 million monthly active users; BabyDoge’s ecosystem has 3 million users; LMWR will be retained; the focus will shift to decentralized storage and AI tools. The new负责人 Czupor said, “LimeWire doesn’t need a board of directors—it needs an army. BabyDoge brings an army of 3 million.” LOL—3 million? How many of them are airdrop-harvesting bots, wallets that bought coins but never opened them again, zombie addresses on exchanges? Coin prices don’t lie: babydoge is down more than 90% from its all-time high. This so-called fake army isn’t charging—it’s retreating.
Back then, LimeWire was the gravestone of the piracy era. Now someone carves the words “creator sovereignty” on the gravestone—will flowers really grow there? BabyDoge just wants to借尸还魂 (borrow a corpse to revive itself) and prove it’s not “just another dog coin.” Both sides get what they need. After the press release goes out, the coin price keeps falling, and the team still sells and cashes out.
What’s especially nauseating about this acquisition is: clearly it’s just brand cross-promotion marketing art. Yet they insist on packaging it as if they’re saving creators 🤮. The above is purely personal venting and does not constitute investment advice. $DOGE $SHIB #比特币突破77000美元
