There's a lot of $ETH hate for $SOL right now — and vice versa.

That's always funny to me, because, despite what teams say — a lot of people own both.

But these communities are MASSIVELY different. So what if a project that launched on ETH, also launched a SOL memecoin?

Could it bring us together?

More importantly, could a *community-owned* media project that launched on ETH that then had their launch RT'd by Solana's main account and Toly himself bring us together?

We will find out when $PLYBTN begins trading today at 4PM ET:

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More importantly, could a *community-owned* media project that launched on ETH that then had their launch RT'd by Solana's main account and Toly himself bring us together?

We will find out when $PLYBTN begins trading today at 4PM ET: 
https://www.coinage.media/s4/memecoins-are-dead-long-live-memecoins

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that's what I meant when I said vice versa 😊

FWIW there’s also a lot of hate coming from Salami chain.

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Nobody in the ETH community actually likes Bankless

And if you do, ask them what they did do their DAO 😅

Pengu did that (ETH nfts SOL token) and as you say, they received hate from Ethereum “community” (basically Bankless podcast)

Tribalism in crypto is wild, but at the end of the day, most people are here to make money and explore innovation. An ETH project launching a SOL memecoin could be a cultural bridge—maybe even a liquidity bridge. But would the communities actually embrace it, or just use it as another battleground?