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THE NIGERIAN PRINCE For years, the internet has known one character. The Nigerian Prince. He appears in your inbox with a story. A royal inheritance. A fortune trapped overseas. A government contract. A dead relative. A bank account waiting to be unlocked. There is always millions on the other side. There is always one small problem. He needs your money first. This became one of the most infamous internet fraud narratives in history, commonly associated with the “419” or Nigerian Letter scam. Now we're exposing the character. We're taking the oldest internet scam stereotype and putting it on-chain. No fake inheritance. No secret bank account. No wire transfer. No “Dear Sir/Madam.” Just the meme. The Nigerian Prince has finally entered crypto. 419 HAS A TICKER NOW. $TNP THE NIGERIAN PRINCE.