#5 (I think?) 

Here’s my thesis on @y2kdotcomsolana for a long term conviction 

I was instantly interested in #Y2K after a great friend shilled it to me around 200k market cap. I accumulated supply from here to about 700k really due to how awesome the art/content was being posted by team and community. I knew that others would be interested in a feel good coin like this. 

But as I woke up every day, I noticed myself leaning more and more into the #Y2K vision. It’s fun to find nostalgic content, talk to others about the good ol times, and maybe even relive some of those moments like OG video games/movies. 

This is kinda where it hit me like a truck, 

Y2K is coded everywhere. It’s bigger than just a meme, or coin, or a person like you and me. Y2K birthed major pieces of technology and culture that we continue to use today. To think Y2K isn’t “trendy” anymore is hilarious, because most “trends” you see today are from this exact era. 

This leads me to believe nostalgia is only going to lead our future. Y2K is forever because it will always keep you human. These computers and AI bots don’t know what it’s like to drop a penny in the McDonalds change circle thingy or demolish their shin from the razor scooter they just got for Christmas.

In a year like 2025, it only makes sense Y2K is showing signs of dominance in the market. The mindshare is here. Go google the dotcom bubble

We are going to flip it 😈

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