Oscar-winning director Asif Kapadia is a member of our movement His film about the dystopian future is in cinemas on Jan 1st & 2nd It’s an extraordinary look at the rise of right wing populism and authoritarianism, elevating the work of journalists and activists https://t.co/BMXLVKLQEd

Israeli authorities released an Oscar-winning Palestinian director, Hamdan Ballal, who was detained by the army after being attacked by Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank. He said they beat him in front of his home while they filmed the assault. https://t.co/RAXAxSz3CA

AI is getting scary good at faking truth. We built an o3 agent that proves any lies, with sources. It “proved”: - JD Vance killed the Pope - Llama 4 is just a Deepseek wrapper - Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri's collusion in F1 Terrifying. That’s why @Mira_Network matters. https://t.co/THFsdBG4sq

[ trashchain or truthbomb? the real story behind $gor ] $gor didn’t just show up it was pulled straight out of source code and into the bloodstream of a cultural moment. it wasn’t born in a telegram echo chamber or dreamed up by anon devs chasing liquidity. it came from a public exchange between two giants: @lex_node and solana cofounder anatoly yakovenko. they weren’t trading memes. they were arguing about trademarks in crypto — regulation versus recognition. yakovenko made a point: tech and community matter more than legal frameworks. lex clapped back with satire: “imagine two forks. one is still called solana. the other is gorbagana with a $gor ticker and oscar the grouch as the logo. which wins?” that joke didn’t fade. it became real. what started as a snarky hypothetical turned into a live asset a token born from dialogue, not hype. $gor isn’t parody. it’s commentary. it reflects the truth of web3: value is often born in narrative, not in code. when yakovenko tweeted “gorbagana is encoded,” everything shifted. no pitch deck. no blog post. just a tweet. and yet, the message was louder than any launch announcement. he didn’t endorse it with polish he gave it something stronger: cultural legitimacy. because in web3, cultural legitimacy is infrastructure. you can’t manufacture that. it has to be earned. it has to resonate. $gor isn’t a meme coin chasing trendlines. it’s meme culture with roots. a thesis. a pulse. most meme tokens are shells built for hype, emptied by dumps. but $gor? it has weight. it’s an answer to an open question: where does value in crypto really come from? tech is table stakes. story is what spreads. gorbagana doesn’t pretend to be serious. it leans into absurdity and in doing so, forces you to ask why absurdity often wins. oscar the grouch isn’t a joke. he’s a mirror. value in crypto doesn’t come from polished press releases it comes from chaos, from trash, from memes that feel too real to ignore. the community didn’t just buy in. they built lore. art. analysis. meaning. $gor launched and it clicked. not just as a token — as a moment. people felt it before they charted it. and once yakovenko nodded, it became unstoppable. $gor hit a $59m market cap not because of pumps — but because it pulled people in. cultural gravity. meme with intent. a project with soul. this isn’t the climax — it’s act one. most meme coins vanish. $gor just started talking. this token is rooted in: ☛ an actual intellectual origin ☛ irony that holds truth ☛ subtle validation from a solana founder ☛ a community that sees meaning, not just money $gor is a live question: how is value made in crypto? through code? through meme? through collective belief? maybe it’s all three. and maybe $gor is how we finally start saying that out loud.