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An Australian digital artist, Rhett Dashwood (Mankind), used ChatGPT and just 69 dollars to create a meme cryptocurrency that unexpectedly grew to a 200-million-dollar market cap. In 2023, he asked ChatGPT how to build a “great coin,” with strict rules: it must be legal, cost almost nothing, and aim for CoinGecko’s top 300. ChatGPT responded with a full roadmap choose a catchy name, design a meme-friendly mascot, build a community, set governance rules, and generate blockchain code. Dashwood made the entire chat log public and framed the project as an AI-driven, community-funded experiment.
For the mascot, he put several AI-generated options up for a vote, and TurboToad won. With only 69 dollars himself, he let early supporters contribute small amounts in exchange for tokens. About 50 people joined in, creating the initial pool. The project had no team, no presale, no marketing, yet it went viral once users on X began sharing the unusual story: someone created a coin entirely with AI.
Within 48 hours, Turbo’s market cap hit 1 million dollars; in two weeks, it surpassed 200 million. On-chain activity exploded, DEXs listed it proactively, and holder numbers doubled day after day. Some users even claimed life-changing profits.
Turbo succeeded not through tech or capital but through emotion and transparency. Dashwood presented himself as a relatable creator who let the community decide direction. The narrative one person + one AI + $69 was irresistible to the internet. Many weren’t investing for utility but to be part of the story.
Though his later experimental project “Clown” stirred controversy, Turbo highlighted a bigger shift: if anyone can create with AI and everything is transparent on-chain, who needs intermediaries or even trust?
If you had AI as a partner, what would you create?

An Australian digital artist, Rhett Dashwood (Mankind), used ChatGPT and just 69 dollars to create a meme cryptocurrency that unexpectedly grew to a 200-million-dollar market cap. In 2023, he asked ChatGPT how to build a “great coin,” with strict rules: it must be legal, cost almost nothing, and aim for CoinGecko’s top 300. ChatGPT responded with a full roadmap choose a catchy name, design a meme-friendly mascot, build a community, set governance rules, and generate blockchain code. Dashwood made the entire chat log public and framed the project as an AI-driven, community-funded experiment.
For the mascot, he put several AI-generated options up for a vote, and TurboToad won. With only 69 dollars himself, he let early supporters contribute small amounts in exchange for tokens. About 50 people joined in, creating the initial pool. The project had no team, no presale, no marketing, yet it went viral once users on X began sharing the unusual story: someone created a coin entirely with AI.
Within 48 hours, Turbo’s market cap hit 1 million dollars; in two weeks, it surpassed 200 million. On-chain activity exploded, DEXs listed it proactively, and holder numbers doubled day after day. Some users even claimed life-changing profits.
Turbo succeeded not through tech or capital but through emotion and transparency. Dashwood presented himself as a relatable creator who let the community decide direction. The narrative one person + one AI + $69 was irresistible to the internet. Many weren’t investing for utility but to be part of the story.
Though his later experimental project “Clown” stirred controversy, Turbo highlighted a bigger shift: if anyone can create with AI and everything is transparent on-chain, who needs intermediaries or even trust?
If you had AI as a partner, what would you create?

TerraFlow TOF Blind Box Launches Globally on February 12, 2026: Tokenizing Computing Power as Web3 E…
TerraFlow’s TOF blind box has officially launched, marking the engineering implementation of “hashrate assetization.” The project tokenizes real-world computing power into tradable and composable on-chain NFT assets, transforming hashrate into independently priced and freely combinable productive digital assets. Each NFT corresponds to actual hashrate weight and participates in protocol revenue distribution, directly linking its value to network productivity. The system automatically allocates funds, injects liquidity, and executes deflationary burns through smart contracts, establishing an internally balanced economic model. Users can upgrade hashrate NFTs through a synthesis mechanism, enabling asset leaps and enhanced rights. TerraFlow aims to build a hashrate-based economic system rooted in real production relationships—rather than market sentiment—advancing Web3 from narrative-driven speculation to endogenous value creation.

The Middle East Becomes Bitcoin’s New Frontier: Bitcoin MENA 2025 Marks a Global Turning Point in Ab…
Abu Dhabi, December 8 — Bitcoin MENA 2025 officially opened today at the Abu Dhabi ADNEC Center, drawing more than 12,000 participants from global policy institutions, sovereign wealth funds, Bitcoin enterprises, developers, and academics. The conference is widely viewed as a critical milestone in Bitcoin’s global expansion, signaling that the Middle East is rapidly emerging as a strategic hub for digital assets.

U.S. “Digital Clarity” vs. EU “MiCA”: Competing Paths for a Global Digital Asset Constitution
The U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act and the EU’s MiCA represent two distinct approaches to digital asset governance. The former releases innovation flexibility through the division between securities and commodities and regulatory competition, while the latter builds order through a unified legal code, risk prevention, and consumer protection. The contest between the two will reshape innovation hubs, compliance costs, technical architectures, and global rule export, determining the value orientation embedded in the next generation of financial infrastructure.
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