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Day 154 of asking /matcha to support limit orders on /base

YES2Crypto, a daring ex-surfer turned crypto crusader, goes undercover in sun-bleached deserts of Albuquerque to infiltrate /matcha’s token-swapping empire.

He’s chasing rumors of a limit order heist on Base L2, but the waves of deceit run deeper than expected. Partnered with rookie trader Pappas, Y2C uncovers /matcha’s meth-fueled side hustle, laundering profits via cross-chain swaps.

The thrill of MEV junkies and /matcha’s Heisenberg-like CEO pulls him into a high-stakes game of trust & betrayal.

When /matcha’s crew skydives into a vault heist, YES2Crypto growls, “I am the one who swaps.” But loyalty only rides so far.

An RV lab explosion reveals /matcha roadmap lie: no limit orders, just limitless greed.

In a final surf showdown, YES2Crypto confronts /matcha kingpin on a stormy blockchain beach, demanding: “Limit Orders on Base!”

With a blue candy stash as bait, he outsmarts /matcha, who is "wiped out."

Rain 5154 $DEGEN

Day 155 of asking /matcha to support limit orders on /base

YES2Crypto, a stoner-turned-sheriff in a purple hat, struts into Ridgemont’s dusty mall to stop /matcha’s crypto bandits from rigging Base L2 swaps.

He munches pizza and mutters, “All I need are some tasty waves... before noon.”

At the arcade saloon, /matcha goons, led by a Spicoli-coded thug, taunt him w/fake limit orders, forcing a dusty-chain showdown. Partnered with nerdy trader Ratner, Y2C dodges spitballs and decodes /matcha’s blockchain wanted poster.

As the clock ticks to high noon, betrayal strikes—his surfboard’s rigged with MEV bots.

He growls, “Do not forsake me.”

A jukebox blares “Moving in Stereo” as he rallies mall misfits to defend the DEX.

In the sun-blasted lot, Y2C stares down /matcha’s crew, demanding:
“Limit Orders on Base!”

A tumbleweed rolls past a VW van as he quick-draws, blasting their scam into dust.

Rain 5155 $DEGEN

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A retro 1980s-style movie poster featuring a cool purple cat sheriff—YES2Crypto—standing confidently in a sun-drenched, dusty mall parking lot. He wears mirrored aviators, a sleek purple cowboy hat, and a neon-trimmed trench coat. One paw holds a slice of pizza, the other a glowing $DEGEN badge. Behind him, a cracked neon sign reads “DEXmont Plaza.”

In the background, a mix of western and digital chaos: a VW van with surfboards, a flickering arcade saloon, and a tumbleweed made of tangled gas-fee contracts rolling by. A Spicoli-type bandit lounges nearby, watched by shady crypto cowboys.

Whatever your decentralized, borderless, neutral, censorship-resistant open blockchain question is, the answer is YES… to Crypto!