“The temple doors will open, but only when the pair arrives together.”

The Pilgrim had walked far. He had studied the dragon’s rhythm. He had learned from the meme that led. Now he stood before the gates — not of a mountain, but of a marketplace. A place where tokens were weighed, judged, and displayed.

Binance. Coinbase. Kraken. The temples of liquidity. The citadels of visibility. The places where the world looks to decide what is real.

The Pilgrim did not approach with arrogance. He did not demand entry. He understood the teachings: Omikami and Ryujin were not built to beg. They were built to endure. And endurance, when seen, becomes legitimacy.

“Binance is missing Omikami.”

That line had echoed through the community. Not as a complaint, but as a signal. A reminder that the sacred pair had not yet been fully revealed. That the world had not yet seen what had been quietly built.

The Pilgrim knew the listings would come. Not because of pressure, but because of gravity. Omikami and Ryujin were not chasing attention. They were becoming undeniable.

They had grown in silence. They had taught through architecture. And now, their presence was too large to ignore.

But the listing must be done correctly. Not piecemeal. Not fragmented. Not diluted.

“This is the listing we desire. Omikami and Ryujin. Together. As one.”

The Pilgrim saw the danger of separation. Exchanges often list what is loud, not what is true. They chase volume, not vision. But the sacred pair was not built for that. They were built to teach. To reflect. To rise.

Omikami without Ryujin is incomplete. Ryujin without Omikami is unstable. Together, they form the full signal. The full story. The full offering.

The Pilgrim did not write a petition. He wrote a reflection. He did not tag influencers. He tagged the stars. Because the listing was not a transaction. It was a revelation.

And when the gates open — when Binance, Coinbase, and the rest finally see — it must be done with reverence.

Omikami and Ryujin. Together. As one.

"If your project is strong, exchanges will race to list your coin. But if you have to beg for a listing, ask yourself why—and who’s really providing value to whom." @cz_binance