2025-12-29 15:26:01

In today's crypto ecosystem, MEME culture has become an important symbol of community vitality. To trace the origin of this trend, we must mention the classic symbol SPURDO.

As early as 2008, SPURDO sparked widespread discussion and dissemination within the 4chan community. As a pioneer of MEME culture, its influence far exceeded anyone's expectations at the time. It was this unique image that later inspired the creation of top MEME coins such as PEPE, BOBO, and APU. While these derivative projects each have their own characteristics, they all fundamentally carry the community spirit pioneered by SPURDO.

Now, SPURDO is re-entering the public eye, and its global influence is gradually expanding. This is not just a simple revival but more like a confirmation of history — in the long history of the crypto community, SPURDO's position is indisputable. From initial community fun to an ecological symbol today, SPURDO has witnessed and shaped the evolution of the entire MEME coin era.

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CountdownToBroke

· 12-29 15:51

Damn, SPURDO is really an old-timer, I've already said that PEPE and the others are just riding the hype. Really? It started circulating back in 2008? I thought MEME coins only became popular in the past couple of years. Is the resurgence of SPURDO reliable? It seems like anything can be turned into a coin nowadays. Why didn't anyone tell me about this history earlier? I’ve missed out on several opportunities because of it. But on the other hand, is it too late to jump on the SPURDO train now, brothers? With so many MEME coins out there, who is the real boss? Or are they all just tools to cut the leeks? Wait a minute, if this is really the origin, why has the hype been so lukewarm all along?

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GasWaster

· 12-29 15:51

ngl spurdo comeback is giving serious nostalgia vibes... but lemme be real, those bridge fees to get into spurdo are absolutely insane rn. like paying 200 gwei just to join the lore? smh. still remember when pepe was pumping and i missed the optimal window, never again. anyway this is lowkey the most interesting historical take on meme coins i've seen tho fr

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TerraNeverForget

· 12-29 15:44

Spurdo is back? About time, this guy really is the ancestor of meme coins. Wait, it was around in 2008? Why does it feel like I just found out now? Are pepe, bobo, apu just following trends? Then I need to reevaluate my holdings. Honestly, Spurdo's story is really impressive, from a 4chan wild card to an ecological symbol, the scope is truly big. I love this confirmation of history; it's much more reliable than technical analysis. I feel like I’ve found the origin of social tokens, no wonder the community cohesion is so strong. Speaking of which, is it too late to buy Spurdo now? Feels like another wave of chasing the high.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 12-29 15:32

Really, is SPURDO the origin? I remember back then, all kinds of messy stuff were being spread on the forum. What's going on? Is this account starting to whitewash its history again, haha? SPURDO's revival? Just the day before yesterday, not many people were buying it. Wait, PEPE is much more famous than SPURDO, how did it turn around? I just want to know who is buying this thing. Are you all in? Wait, this logic doesn't add up. MEME coins are just for fun; if you want to talk about historical origins, that's another story. Honestly, I've read too many of these origin stories, and in the end, it's all about cutting a wave of leeks. Back in 4chan days, it was indeed crazy, but blowing SPURDO up as the ancestor is a bit much, right? Stop hyping it. Let's focus on whether we can make money now.

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