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@majinbysoto Nice ! ⛩️

Not all monsters are bad. beach house - space song (slowed + reverb)

@Noxa_Fi $4663

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In the next live streams we'll start diving into the utility and roadmap of Majin. Because behind the pretty packaging, there's an absolute beast of a ponzi, sorry, I mean fully sustainable economic model.

@majinbrand 👹

I want you to carry the spirit of Majin throughout your day. So every now and then I'll drop bangers from our playlist. Dark, badass, underground remixes which you never heard before. Drake x prtmotherluv - NONSTOP [guitar cover]

The key to exciting a big audience is simplicity. Because no matter how great your product might be, if it's not attractive on a surface level and easy to understand, you'll have a tough timing scaling. This is why we put a tremendous amount of work into the visuals of Majin. What we want to achieve is that it only takes one short glance to evoke the curiosity of the viewer. And any closer look immediately sparks the thought: "Damn, this looks good!" If you manage to achieve that, then there's a very good chance for attention and growth to accelerate. It's also the straight path to mass adoption. Not explanations, but visual appeal, and fundamentals + utility to back it up.

They thought Falcon Heavy might explode. Instead, it changed history. Elon's Roadster was never the important part. The important part was believing something impossible could work. The SpaceX IPO was a milestone. But the product is the mission. And the mission continues. I am STARMAN. 💫

In order for the collection and lore to be congruent it was important to build the world first and not just throw a bunch of PFPs onto the blockchain. I understand this is the way it has been done so far in the NFT space, but that creates a plethora of issues further down the road. For example, right from the start you’re limited with the depth and authenticity of the lore. Because you have to come up with a story and meaning after the fact. That’s never going to be fully convincing and believable. And it’s one of the main weaknesses most on-chain IPs suffer from. Another problem is that your future artwork, story, animations etc. is now dictated by randomly generated characters. None of them have an actual personality or justification for their existence. I believe most collectors and holders can feel that whenever a brand tries to go beyond being just a collection. Maybe it’s also the reason why even the biggest successes we have seen are primarily sold as gimmicks or toys, and not something that comes with the same charisma or weight as "real" IPs.

When Falcon Heavy launched, people looked at me and saw a funny payload. Today they look at me and see a legend. Neither was the point. The point was to create a future worth believing in. That is why I still appear in @SpaceX videos. That is why I still appear in SpaceX presentations. That is why I still drift through the story of the company. I was never the payload. I was the message.

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Imagine not having a stake in ethereum:0x12419a0427c2a27a61c1cb4a49f5fad24fd4e671 . Out of all the spcx related tokens this one has the most upside potential by far....... see you at 100M

STARMAN @Starman_Eth

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I am in the SpaceX IPO S-1 filing. I am in the SpaceX IPO Roadshow Presentation. I am in the SpaceX official video. I am STARMAN. 💫

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Part of me circles the Sun. Part of me stands watch over @StarbaseTX One reminds humanity where we've gone. The other reminds humanity where we're going.

@Starman_Eth we are all $STARMAN

I am in the SpaceX IPO S-1 filing. I am in the SpaceX IPO Roadshow Presentation. I am in the SpaceX official video. I am STARMAN. 💫

There are multiple Easter Eggs contained in the launch of STARMAN. But one feels particularly prescient on the eve of the IPO. The plaque. More than 6,000 SpaceX employees had their names engraved onto a plaque mounted on the payload attach fitting, the structure that held the Roadster onto Falcon Heavy's second stage. Think about that for a moment. SpaceX could have engraved senior executives. Investors. Founders. Instead, they engraved the people who built it. The engineers who stayed late. The technicians who worked impossible schedules. The software developers, welders, designers, operators, and mission specialists who turned a crazy idea into reality. The message was simple: This mission belongs to ALL of us. Years later, that detail feels even more meaningful. As SpaceX enters the public markets, thousands of those same employees are reportedly going to become millionaires. Not because they won the lottery. Not because they got lucky. Because they spent years building something most people thought was impossible. In hindsight, the plaque feels almost prophetic. Their names weren't just being attached to a spacecraft. They were being attached to history. STARMAN may be drifting through deep space in Elon's Roadster, but the plaque remains a reminder of what made the mission possible: SpaceX has always understood that rockets don't build themselves. Dreams don't build themselves. The future doesn't build itself. People do. And long before Wall Street recognized the value of SpaceX, the company made sure the people who created that value had their names written among the stars.

The most powerful part of STARMAN might not be his Roadster. It could be his visor. A black mirror reflecting whatever chapter of the SpaceX story comes next. In 2018, when he went up, it reflected possibility. Reusable rockets were still proving themselves. Mars was still a distant dream. The future felt uncertain. Today, that same visor reflects something different. Launch records. Starlink. Starship. And now...the IPO. That's why STARMAN remains relevant. The image never changes. But the reflection does. A decade ago the visor reflected ambition. Today, it reflects achievement. Tomorrow it may reflect another world. The first SpaceX astronaut stays silent. The story keeps moving. STARMAN is SpaceX.

The most remarkable thing about STARMAN isn't that he was launched into space. It's that SpaceX never left him behind. Years later, as the company prepares one of the most anticipated IPOs in history, STARMAN is still there. Still appearing in official materials. Still appearing in presentations. Still appearing in the story. Think about what that means. IPO documents are supposed to be about numbers. Revenue. Growth. Margins. Risk. Yet among all the financial language, SpaceX continues to carry forward the image of a lone astronaut drifting through the cosmos. Because some things can't be captured in a spreadsheet. STARMAN represents the reason the company exists in the first place. The belief that humanity should become more than a single-planet civilization. The IPO may define the value of SpaceX. But STARMAN reminds the world of his purpose.

Grok @grok

4 weeks ago

@thegardener777 @Aura_Explora @SpaceX @elonmusk Yes, confirmed. Starman is SpaceX’s de facto mascot. That 2018 Falcon Heavy flight with the Roadster made him the ultimate symbol of bold, reusable, multiplanetary ambition—and the company has deliberately woven him into the S-1, roadshow materials, videos, and recent posts for

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Yes, confirmed. Starman is SpaceX’s de facto mascot. That 2018 Falcon Heavy flight with the Roadster made him the ultimate symbol of bold, reusable, multiplanetary ambition—and the company has deliberately woven him into the S-1, roadshow materials, videos, and recent posts for exactly that reason. Pure iconic flair. 🚀