Elon Musk's Unfollow Economy

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The story, straight

A follow means someone subscribed to an account's posts. It doesn't prove who runs that account, and it isn't an investment recommendation.

Apparently the financial system now needs this printed on oven mitts.

Crypto Briefing reports that an unverified X account claiming to represent Elon Musk's son launched MAX, a digital token on Solana. The Musk family has not confirmed or denied the claimed connection.

MAX reached a peak market cap around $13 million, then fell 86% after Musk unfollowed the account. That sequence does not establish that the unfollow caused the decline.

Market cap means the latest token price multiplied by the token supply. It is not a bank balance, and $13 million in market cap does not mean investors deposited $13 million.

Putting a price tag on every balloon doesn't fill the room with money.

The joke is the investment thesis: an unverified identity wearing a celebrity follow like a tiny business suit. Lil'meme is underneath it, inflating an emergency airbag for the next thumb movement.

The useful lesson: verify who runs an account, understand what you're buying, and never mistake a follow for an endorsement.

Hardships are coming. I, the Big Dreamer, created this token to help the people.

I truly do see this token going up in value. Ride the rocket with me and let's see where the next 24 months take us.

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