These meme coins are designed with iconic images ​from "Boys Club", "The Night Riders", and other humors by Matt Furie. Each coin becomes a digital ​representation of a meaningful work of art, ​creating a bridge between traditional art and ​blockchain technology.

From the pages of humors to global meme icons ​and finally to the world of crypto, Matt Furie's ​characters have left an indelible mark on the ​world. This narrative celebrates their incredible ​journey, from humble humors to becoming an ​unforgettable part of digital culture.

With this coin meme, we celebrate the uniqueness ​and artistic power of Matt Furie's humors, while ​bringing them into a new era in the digital world.

These meme coins are designed with iconic images ​from "Boys Club", "The Night Riders", and other humors by Matt Furie. Each coin becomes a digital ​representation of a meaningful work of art, ​creating a bridge between traditional art and ​blockchain technology.

From the pages of humors to global meme icons ​and finally to the world of crypto, Matt Furie's ​characters have left an indelible mark on the ​world. This narrative celebrates their incredible ​journey, from humble humors to becoming an ​unforgettable part of digital culture.

With this coin meme, we celebrate the uniqueness ​and artistic power of Matt Furie's humors, while ​bringing them into a new era in the digital world.

Matt Furie is a Los Angeles-based American illustrator and ​artist of webhumors. He works in a happy, colourful and ​psychedelic style, which delves into childhood nostalgia and ​teenage slacker fun. His best-known work is 'Pepe the Frog' ​(2005-2017), which became an Internet meme in the late ​2000s and early 2010s. Unfortunately, the hedonistic ​amphibian got hijacked by hate groups, who turned him into ​a symbol of white nationalism and racism, literally ​everything neither he, nor his creator, stood for. Furie was ​eventually forced to kill off his signature character in a ​widely mediatized Internet event and one of the biggest ​examples of creator backlash in history.

Matt Furie is a Los Angeles-based American illustrator and ​artist of webhumors. He works in a happy, colourful and ​psychedelic style, which delves into childhood nostalgia and ​teenage slacker fun. His best-known work is 'Pepe the Frog' ​(2005-2017), which became an Internet meme in the late ​2000s and early 2010s. Unfortunately, the hedonistic ​amphibian got hijacked by hate groups, who turned him into ​a symbol of white nationalism and racism, literally ​everything neither he, nor his creator, stood for. Furie was ​eventually forced to kill off his signature character in a ​widely mediatized Internet event and one of the biggest ​examples of creator backlash in history.