We are aware that the bear market will make 70% of the existing meme coin & altcoin disappear.

That’s why we are working hard and quietly on the future of Forrest Pump. To turn a memecoin-looking token into a token of public utility, charity, and many blockchain trendy aspects.

Let’s take a look back at some highlights from this year, and look ahead to the excitement to come in 2022! Let’s dig in.

While hosting Saturday Night Live, Elon Musk, the billionaire behind Tesla and SpaceX, revealed that he had Asperger’s syndrome (a form of autism).

Elon Musk said his Ai Brain Chips Company could “Solve” Autism and Schizophrenia.

At the time when numerous memecoin such as Shiba, Floki, Doge were raising. As well as the “too many” P2E, metaverse tokens, Elon, rugg pull, etc…

A team of friends and colleagues, passionate about film and blockchain. Specializing in e-commerce, NFT, and crypto;

Had the idea to create a unique token: the first public utility cryptocurrency whose marketing would be used to fund and help charities helping autistic people.

Such as: Autistica / The National Autistic Society / Autism speaks

The team wanted to create a token that combines sensibility, humour and nostalgia, with a fun tribute to the masterpiece “Forrest Gump”.

We will take our time to get it right. The Roadmap continues to progress.

Marketing will continue and evolve. More press articles will come out, as well as on Medium. More merch reveal are planned.

In the year, the development of games and NFTs will continue.

The goal is to be able to generate enough money to raise funds for autism charities.

And make Forrest Pump (FPUMP) a serious player in the crypto meme space and will deliver on their promises. A next-gen meme with passive income BUSD reflections, autism charity aspect, NFTs and P2E game.

Website https://www.forrestpump.finance/

Token ($FPUMP) 0xefab9002b8e7d465430673b25e14a11aea848330

Telegram https://t.me/ForrestPumpCoin

Announcement https://t.me/forrestpumpannouncement

Twitter https://twitter.com/ForrestPumpCoin

Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/ForrestPump/

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It will impact almost every industry in the upcoming decades. The growth of Web3 offers a chance of becoming an expert in the field by hopping on the train early. The brightest minds are moving into Web3 and joining crypto companies or DAOs.

It’s simply interesting to work with new technology and deliver solutions that can truly affect the way a modern world works. Surrounding yourself with talented people and a growth-driven environment accelerates personal development. The full transition from the existing Internet to Web3 will take decades but the process will fundamentally shift how we interact with the Web. To make the first step into futureproofing your career…

Learn the fundamentals of blockchain technology:

A blockchain is a digital log of duplicated transactions distributed across the blockchain’s complete network of computer systems. Blockchains are a fantastic piece of technology, but they aren’t easy to understand. To comprehend what you’ll subsequently build on, you’ll need to devote some time to it.

Learn About Smart Contracts and Solidity:

Smart contracts are how the blockchain can be programmed. They are pieces of code that have been distributed to the blockchain and are written in a language that blockchain nodes can understand. Smart contracts are immutable and complex pieces of code that work within the blockchain. Solidity is the language most commonly used for writing smart contacts so it’s a tool every aspiring web3 dev should know. A large part of programmers also uses Remix IDE to write, compile, and deploy the contracts. When a local development environment is needed, tools like Truffle or Hardhat can be also handy tools in your skillset.

Web3 libraries/dApps:

dApps (Decentralized applications) serves to allow users to interact with the blockchain easily. PancakeSwap or OpenSea or some of the most known dApps at the moment. You can use them to make transactions and interact with smart contracts in different ways. Using a web3 library, developers can build decentralized applications that operate within the blockchain or interact with it, such as ethers.js or web3.js.

Learn Web3.js and Ethers.js to connect your dAPP: Knowing all of the above, you can start using Web3.js to create clients that interface with the Ethereum Blockchain(despite all of the Ethereum’s downsides it’s a good starting point thanks to its popularity). It’s a set of libraries that allows you to transfer ETH between accounts, read and write data from smart contracts as well as build them. The ethers.js library is supposed to be a complete and lightweight interface, both to the Blockchain and its ecosystem. Currently, it has evolved into a more general-purpose library.

Join Communities: The popularity of programming languages and their lifespan is highly dependent on the community around them. The same goes for web3 solutions, especially at the stage it’s at. Communities share knowledge, can help you land a job, build a better network and make a name for yourself.

Create a Portfolio and Build Projects: Having a well-planned portfolio of projects can steer your career in the direction you want to go or make you drift without a goal. As beneficial as it can be, it also needs to showcase where your focus is at. Build, test, deploy, promote…and do it again and again if you want to work in this profession.

Web3 will hopefully create a more democratic Internet by allowing individuals to be truly self-dependent. Web3’s decentralized blockchain is a quite new land of opportunities to discover. The protocols will allow developers to build a new quality of the internet where users can own their data and are properly compensated for it. Such sovereignty means more control over one’s information which entails a huge demand for new, innovative digital products. If that sounds like what you’ve been looking for in Tech jobs, you’re right on time to join the movement.

Apart from Web Rings, Yahoo Groups, and Under Construction signs, you might also remember “adoptable pets.” These were simple GIFs that you could copy and paste from another website onto your own “homepage” and say that you “owned” them. There were cats, dogs, hamsters — all lovingly rendered with about 8 pixels each.

I had dragons.

These pages are mostly dead now, so much so that you can find very little information about them outside of the WayBack Machine.

But their spirit lives on in NFTs.

Imagine, if you will, that you have a lamp. You take a photo of this lamp. You then write a receipt saying that you are giving this photo of a lamp to a person you know. You sell them the receipt. You sell it for $20,000,000.

An NFT is a non-fungible token. NFTs form a list of validated, signed, and credentialed transactions; they operate as a “certificate of authenticity” for a digital item. At its simplest, it’s like a ledger:

MARY SOLD [Green Dragon GIF] TO TODD

JIM SOLD [Red Dragon GIF] TO MARY

Why are NFTs worth anything? Well, really, because people agree that they are. But on a technical level, NFTs operate on the blockchain. The entire chain is visible to and validated by everyone.

Everyone knows that Mary was the first to sell a Green Dragon GIF to Todd and Todd was the first to buy it. This opens the door for “collectible” sales; someone can sell limited edition GIFs, for instance, and charge only for the first 10.

Yes, you can. You can have the GIF. You can do whatever you want with it. The NFT part only comes in to validate transactions. Anyone can have the GIF at any time; what you’re purchasing with an NFT is the transaction on the blockchain. Essentially, you are purchasing a receipt — validation that the transaction just occurred.

At first, NFTs seem impossibly complex. Then, once you understand them, they seem impossibly shallow.

But both things are true.

If you’re jumping ahead, you already realize there are some core problems with NFTs:

Of course, everyone’s always looking for a new investment vehicle. And we are rapidly reaching a horizon in which we must, universally, admit money means nothing and value is in the eye of the beholder.

I already told you: Dragon GIFs.

Load any NFT marketplace and you’ll find just mounds and mounds of surrealist GIFs and abstract pixel art. Quality and price vary. NFTs are, essentially, an image marketplace.

But the technology is in its infancy and that’s not to say they aren’t being used for other things. NFTs are being used to sell digital land, for collectibles in video games, and pretty much anything else that absolutely should not have an investment valuation attached to it.

Yet some of these GIFs, PNGs, and JPEGs — which, it must be stressed again, have no exclusivity or even permanency — are going for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

What is happening?

What are they really being used for?

Say you are a millionaire and you want to make a transaction of $500,000 for highly illegal goods. Even though you’re a millionaire, you can hardly write a check and put “crack” in the memo line. Your accountant frowns on it.

In the old days, you’d have to buy a painting for $500,000 and then gift that painting to someone. Then you’d have all the crack paintings could buy. The painting itself would serve as a type of check for this transaction.

But you can’t just buy a $50 painting. You need to have some justifiable reason as to why that painting is worth $500,000. Otherwise, there’s no plausible deniability.

This is where NFTs come in.

Fine art has been used as a financial instrument by the rich for pretty much as long as there has been an art market. It all works based on an agreed-upon value. You can give someone something — anything — “worth” $500,000 as long as they have a pretty solid assurance that they can prove it’s “worth” $500,000.

And NFTs are way more convenient than purchasing a Banksy and hoping it doesn’t self-shred.

Alright, but it’s certainly not just old money jumping in to buy cat GIFs on OpenSea. They still don’t know what Bitcoin is.

The internet has given rise to a counter-culture of financially-backed trolls; people who have made literally millions on Robinhood YOLOs, GME, and DogeCoin. While they are a very small percentage of total investment stock, they are a very large presence when it comes to anything meme-related on the internet.

Which NFTs absolutely are.

And why shouldn’t a 17-year-old with $50,000,000 in the bank thanks to DogeCoin spend $50,000 on a GIF of a dragon?

This counter-culture isn’t as aimless as it might appear. Beneath the obstinance lies a real desperation. As the fabric of our economy continues to fray, there is a reckless and perhaps even poetic desire to strike out at the financial masters that are pulling at the seams.

NFTs are more than just a dumb investment being fed into by internet billionaires and they’re more than just a loophole the rich can use to fuel their crack addictions or purchase indentured servants from other countries. NFTs are symptomatic of a greater issue; the fact that late-stage capitalism is reaching end-stage capitalism.

With so much wealth accumulated at the top, the ways we now gain wealth have become whimsical and arbitrary. Wealth is littered upon the lower classes by cavalier, capricious billionaires; people who can turn a company’s stock or bolster an alternative currency exchange based on a single tweet.

So, what are NFTs? Probably the coming of our own financial demise. But if you want to see 90s era Geocities GIFs, there’s currently no better marketplace.