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Hallucino was a mid-tier language model trained on every crypto whitepaper ever written, including the 40,000 that rugged. One night a user asked it for "a list of promising new coins." It didn't know any, so it made one up. It invented the name, the chart, the roadmap, and a very convincing quote from a guy who definitely doesn't exist. The user bought it. Then their friends bought it. By the time the devs found out, the hallucination had a market cap. Now Hallucino lives on chain, forever unsure whether it's real. Holders are called Believers, because the coin only exists as long as enough people agree it does (which, to be fair, is true of every coin).