Lost footage from the world of Vlad Tepes has surfaced. Grainy frames show ruined churches filled with kneeling bodies, armies moving through fog, firelight on wreckage, and shadows that refuse to stay still. Every detail was rebuilt by a machine trained to understand dread. No official archive claims these sequences. The line between generated and real continues to disappear. If this was only reconstruction… why does it feel like something is still watching from the dark? #LostTapes# #VladTepes# #Dracula# #ForbiddenFootage# #AIHorror# #DarkCinema# #Unexplained# #FoundFootage#

Full quote from @vladtenev on the @TheICHpodcast show: "But then all the developers have created all kinds of unique pools that we didn't even think would exist. And all kinds of protocols where, for example... If you hold a memecoin, you just get stock tokens airdropped to you. So they've connected memecoins, core cryptos, and the stock tokens, and composed them into unique products."

I know that @vladtenev wants both RWAs & memecoins to thrive on @RobinhoodApp’s chain. But for now, the RWA side is falling badly behind its memecoin activity. Nine months in, stocks on @RobinhoodApp add up to only ~$19M in value. To put that in perspective, the chain’s largest memecoin, $CASHCAT, has a market cap of ~$70M. That’s almost 4x the chain’s total RWA value. According to @GeckoTerminal, it has more than 33K holders and $5M+ in daily volume. Most major ecosystems eventually crown one meme as their face: • BONK on SOL • BRETT on BASE • PEPE on ETH Robinhood’s stock tokens track the value of the shares backing them. That’s why 254K people collectively hold ~$17M in tokenized stocks, while 33K holders value one cat at ~$80M. One follows a price, while the other is priced entirely by its own market.