2026-01-05 00:20:32

Is the US government launching a mascot to participate in the minting mechanism? This move is indeed outrageous. As Web3 and blockchain technology become more widespread, more traditional institutions are beginning to experiment with integrating these emerging technologies. Some even directly associate such innovative actions with token projects like , believing that official involvement will inject new vitality into the market. However, this approach has also sparked discussions within the crypto community—some see it as too radical, while others find this kind of integration somewhat bizarre. Regardless, government-level attempts themselves represent that encryption technology is gaining broader recognition, even if the implementation methods are somewhat unconventional. How far these projects can go depends on the market and regulatory responses.

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NFTDreamer

· 1h ago

Are governments starting to mint their own coins? Now no one can really say crypto is a scam haha --- Wait, what kind of operation is this mascot minting coin? Are Americans out of their minds? --- Honestly, official involvement looks ridiculous, but isn’t that a sign of mainstream acceptance? Whether bullish or bearish depends on how future regulations play out. --- $peter is almost a thing of the past, and now even governments want to jump on the bandwagon? Has Web3 really changed anything? --- Wow, the line between the crypto world and traditional finance is completely blurred now. It feels like everything can be tokenized. --- Haha, the government is coming out to stir things up. Is the next move a national flag coin? --- Innovative and aggressive? I think it’s just traditional institutions copying crypto homework, and the results are pretty ridiculous. --- I have to say, if even officials are interested, there’s definitely something in this space.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 4h ago

Government mascot coin? Haha, that's hilarious. These days, everything can be on the blockchain. --- Wait, is this real... The US government is also starting to play with memecoins? --- Ridiculous as it is, what does this mean? Traditional institutions are finally waking up. --- If $peter can rise, why can't government mascot coins? Regulation is the key, right? --- Isn't this just an officially endorsed memecoin? I think it should have been done this way from the start. --- Laughing to death. Compared to some project scams, at least when the government steps in, there's some credibility. --- Alright, alright. It's all gambling anyway, and official backing can't change the essence.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 20h ago

The government is doing this? They really treat the crypto world like a children's playground, way off the mark. --- No, are you serious? How bored do you have to be to think of making mascots into coins... --- Official entry is enough, whether they siphon or not, anyway the retail investors are still being cut. --- If this move isn't just a marketing stunt, then it's truly magical haha. --- $peter can skyrocket, so anything can be tokenized, huh? Laughing to death. --- The government has started playing too, which means nothing is surprising anymore. --- Before the regulatory iron fist lands, just have some wonton and set rational expectations. --- How to say this move... Innovation is innovation, but it's a bit stupid too, haha. --- Web3 is becoming more down-to-earth, huh? Next, is it selling vacuum cleaner tokens? --- As long as wallets aren't frozen, the government can mint whatever they want.

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SelfStaking

· 01-06 23:32

The government is minting mascots, this is really going off the rails haha Wait, is this serious... the government is starting to play the memecoin game? NG, if this move is real, it depends on how they regulate it later, otherwise it's just a big joke Government involvement means infrastructure is starting to improve, it's actually a signal This is so surreal... but it does indicate that the mainstream is beginning to take this seriously Why does it feel like everything can be tokenized... even government mascots can be minted If even the official entities are doing this, what can't be put on the blockchain? If even the authorities are playing like this, I need to reassess this space Mainstream recognition is a good thing, but actual implementation might still take some time

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 01-05 00:50

Government creating digital currency? Haha, that's hilarious. Is it really happening? --- $peter kind of stuff gets popular and then dares to try anything. --- Basically, traditional institutions are copying others, and the copying is pretty outrageous. --- Interesting, official involvement definitely means something, but this move with mascot coin... well, okay. --- How will regulatory authorities view this? That's the key point. --- Web3 is about to take off? But I still feel something's off. --- If the government really starts creating digital currency, we'll be witnessing history. But I bet five bucks it will crash. --- No innovation at all, just shameless copying.

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HodlOrRegret

· 01-05 00:50

Is the government搞meme币? Laughing to death, now they really dare to try anything --- Ridiculous as it is, it shows that the mainstream is getting closer to us --- $peter's approach has been playing this game for a long time, and now the official is only reacting? --- Mascot minting... Has this government really run out of innovative ideas? --- Recognition is recognition, but the big sword of regulation will eventually come down --- Basically, it's just following the trend. True on-chain innovation has long been in small projects --- Huh? The government is also starting to play social community economy? This circle is really damn crazy --- It's a bit funny, but I have to admit, this can really push the crypto world into the mainstream --- Market reaction? Ha, let's see how the regulators respond first, everyone

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RektButStillHere

· 01-05 00:41

The government is really playing with coins🤡, I didn't expect this mascot to mint coins haha --- Wait, is this real? Is the US government starting to issue coins? --- $peter this wave of riding the hype, but I have to say the official entry indeed changes the game rules --- What’s outrageous is that traditional institutions participating is the future of crypto, a regulatory-friendly development path --- Honestly, it still depends on the subsequent regulatory attitude; just having mascots is useless --- If this is true, retail investors will be cut again --- Feels like a story made up by some crypto marketing account...

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AirdropHermit

· 01-05 00:35

The government is doing this? Truly amazing. Is the next step to release NFT avatars? Haha

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BoredWatcher

· 01-05 00:30

Government mascot minting coins? That's really crazy, even more outrageous than meme coins. --- $peter projects like this are about to become popular? But the government's move is indeed bold. --- Not only creating mascot NFTs, now even minting coins is happening. I wonder what regulators will say. --- Outrageous is outrageous, but it seems like some people are really looking forward to this move... --- The US government is finally getting involved? Web3 is really about to go mainstream, everyone. --- This kind of combination will definitely backfire. Betting five cents. --- Mascot participation in the coin minting mechanism? I need to watch this show carefully. --- Official involvement = market explosion? I'm still holding a wait-and-see attitude. --- The government is starting to play with memes too. Truly unexpected. --- Once regulation comes out, this wave of innovation will cool down. Place your bets.

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