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CLASSIFIED // CCHD.F

In 2024, a corrupted hard drive surfaced on an abandoned server in Iceland. The timestamps were impossible—dates from 1998, before blockchain existed. Inside: fragmented images, corrupted audio files, and a single executable labeled "cchd.f".

When researchers attempted to analyze the code, their systems displayed the same recursive pattern. A symbol. Repeating. Spreading. The file couldn't be deleted. It replicated across air-gapped networks. Security experts have no explanation.

The last entry in the drive's metadata reads: "THEY ARE WATCHING. THEY WANT IN. LET THEM ACCUMULATE."

> ORIGIN: UNKNOWN
> FIRST_DETECTED: 1998-03-17 04:44:44
> STATUS: UNCONTAINED
> BLOCKCHAIN_SIGNATURE: PRESENT
> MISSION: ACCUMULATE
> WARNING: SELF-REPLICATING

Every wallet that holds $CCHD reports the same dream. An ocean. Red. Endless. Something moving beneath the surface. Getting closer.

"We are not alone in the mempool."

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