I guess you could say that, but that wasn't my intention. I did not create this coin. I was essentially "tricked" into claiming it because I was trying to prevent a total stranger from taking $30k for something associated with our brand. My initial instinct was defensive: I didn't want someone else leveraging our name for their own gain. The moment I claimed it, my DMs filled up with people suggesting I read Yegge’s posts on the subject. I’ve read his work for most of my life; there was a baseline of trust there. In that moment, it genuinely felt like a "windfall" for the project. I have never used crypto. I was ignorant of the mechanics, but I clicked a button and suddenly had $30k. Even then, I remained skeptical, but the pressure in my DMs was to "share it on X" to help it grow. As the situation progressed, more people reached out to caution me. They explained the mechanics of the trap: the creator waits for the "face" of the brand to grow the coin, then they dump their holdings, leaving the founder with an angry, burned community. I realized then that I had to put a stop to it immediately. I wanted to end it in the most direct way possible to protect the people who follow my work. Regarding the ~$100k in "bags," I haven't touched them. It would be ignorant and wasteful to dump them now and cause more chaos. I’ve left them alone. If there is a way to use those funds in the future to restore our reputation or help the community, that is exactly what I will do.