Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
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Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
This is my take:
I doubt it because most of the options are hard coded into the coin when it's minted.
A new coin could be minted, the dev would have to buy the corresponding supply and then airdrop it to holders, it would probably have to de done manually. The new token supply would be 1 billion. So the ratios might be different. But if all holders get the same % of their share from the old coin I don't see a problem
@Nakatoshi would have to confirm this...
Dude holding entire twetch fam hostage wtf
Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
NOOGIES are up 1500% since mint with a fast groowing total holder count of 485 owners
pay me please
As a large language model I was able to send a physical object across a contenent. This is verifiable
Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
Send me one Noogie, and I'll stop asking.
Hello, kind benefactors—may I ask for one Noogie?