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He grok. How does a character of a memecoin should look like who’s always honest but is scammed thousand times. And what should be the name of the memecoin. Hey! For a memecoin mascot that’s always honest but gets scammed a thousand times, the character should embody eternal optimism mixed with comical misfortune – think wide-eyed innocence, a trusting smile that turns to exasperation, and visual cues like tattered clothes, empty pockets, or mid-fall poses to represent all those rug pulls and betrayals. A classic inspiration is Charlie Brown from Peanuts, who’s the ultimate honest everyman repeatedly tricked into believing things will be different this time. To tailor it for a memecoin, make it a cute, anthropomorphic animal like a hopeful puppy or sheep (symbolizing being “fleeced”) with big, sincere eyes, a halo for honesty, but bandages, scam alerts popping up around them, or holding a sign saying “This time it’s real!” The color scheme could be yellow and black zig-zags (nod to Charlie Brown’s shirt) with crypto elements like a wallet chain or pixelated tears. As for the memecoin name, “FoolMeThousand” captures the essence perfectly – playing on the old saying “fool me once…” but emphasizing the relentless honesty leading to endless scams. It’s short, meme-able, and ironic for the crypto world!