A memecoin built around a photograph of LeBron James's bare foot. The site promised nothing except the foot, which was honest of it. It launched in March 2024, was still standing when the archive crawled it in October, and then walked off. On the record as the only project in this dictionary whose entire whitepaper was a toe.
For the record: LeBron James never acknowledged it, endorsed it or, as far as anyone can tell, heard of it. The foot was famous; the coin was not.
Last archived alive on 5 October 2024. By November the site was gone and the group chat with it. Cause of death: the foot was the ceiling. Survived by a handful of holders who still call it a long-term play.
Seen on lefoot.co on 18 March 2024: one image, one ticker, one button that said buy. No roadmap. In fairness, a foot does not need a roadmap.
A coin whose only asset was a picture of LeBron's foot, unedited, on a white background. The chart looked exactly like the foot: a big arch at the start, then flat, then five small bumps where people tried to sell.
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