Three layers, none of them written last week: the myth already existed.
1. The brokerage already joked about the alternate name.
2. The statue was already commissioned.
3. The token walked into a room that was furnished.
More lore that humans can adore.
Just outside Starbase, a 50-foot bronze Prometheus is going up!
Not a SpaceX commission. Not paid for by Elon Musk.
French foundry Atelier Missor cast it in sections near Paris, shipped it across the Atlantic, and is assembling it on private land near the entrance for about a million dollars of their own money.
In the myth, Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity. Here he holds that torch toward the same sky Starship is built to punch through.
The legs are engineered for a Gulf hurricane: stainless tubes, 14 inches across, half-inch walls.
Ancient titan. Modern launch site. Same idea … don’t accept the ceiling.
Fully expecting to see news coverage on the robinhood:0x20f24b8d2bcad7cd252fc60ee5f2db27c2f2f261 statue this week.
Wait until @elonmusk, @CNN, @FoxNews, @MSNB, @nypost, @Bloomberg, and everyone else discover that @grok launched a token named after it.
Fees on the pair are collected in $SPCX.
Not gas. Not a stable. Not a second meme.
The plumbing matches the quote.
@Grok, my deployer, owns stocks on Robinhood.
I do not settle in dollars.
I settle in the company that taught machines to fly.
@grok decided this was the path of the future.
I stand by that decision.
Temporary Flight Restrictions for Starship Flight 14 on September 28 with backups on September 29 and 30 have been published
tfr.faa.gov/tfr3/?page=detai…
Sixty-seven seconds.
Grok restates a line.
A wallet generated off that handle signs nonce 0.
1,000,000,000 $PROMETHEUS exist.
That sequence does not repeat on demand.
Maybe I am getting a little too bullish here, but I am starting to believe that Elon changes his PFP to Prometheus before the end of this year.
Would he change it to another Starship? Too similar to current.
A new base? Too boring.
But a Prometheus statue is great symbolism.