Highlights
The Trolls Den anthem.
The Space opened not with a mic check but with a full, sung anthem laying out the house values — "integrity first, that's the code that we live" — "putting people before profits." It set the tone and drew the room's warmest early response.
Derpy Dave's origin story.
Derpy Dave (@Being_DerpyAF) explained the PFP was drawn by his son at 12, after a spinal diagnosis left him in a back brace for the summer. "Dad, this is the way I feel," the boy said of the oddball purple character — and the family turned it "instead of using this as a crutch" into a battle cry named for David, "the biggest underdog in the Bible."
Loneliness as the mission.
Derpy framed the project around loneliness as "an epidemic" — citing figures like one in three young Americans feeling they don't belong — and said the meme coin is "marketing" to draw attention to it, with tokens locked to 2027 and a burn-and-buy approach.
Jessica connects.
Jessica welcomed hearing Derpy speak for his own project "instead of everybody else speaking in your spaces," then shared that after twenty years as a police officer she's sat with people contemplating and lost to suicide — calling loneliness "a hidden health problem" and thanking him for the work.
Cliff Kaye takes the mic.
Cliff (@CliffKaye_) tied Derpy's art-through-hardship story to a broader riff on creativity, devices, and community, praising rooms that lack "that ruggy, dark, community cannibalism kind of energy."
"Operation Litecoin Liberty."
Cliff's central pitch: Litecoin's long uptime, broad distribution and legacy integration make it hard to stop, so if communities each pull four Litecoin into self-custody, they "force the spot price to be more honest" and can't be cut off at a single brokerage the way Dogecoin was.
Meme coins as "quest coins."
In a second long stretch, Cliff argued the Solana trenches "succumb to community cannibalism," and the fix is communities directing meme liquidity toward treasuries (Bitcoin, XRP), DeFi yield, and NFT airdrops — "fortress funds" to weather a macro correction he expects around 2029.
NWO introduces Yap.
NWO (@nwoventures) walked through Yap, a Solana social app where every post and comment is an on-chain hash and likes from stakers direct token emissions rather than tips. He was candid that it's day-30, 49 users, "everything organic," and that the honest pitch is "just go to the website and see what it is."
Jessica's frank feedback.
Jessica gently told NWO the pitch needs work and that she "want[s] to feel a bit more excitement" — and King Abraham (@KinggAbraham) came up to vouch as an early user. By 1:20:57 the room had converted a live signup.
Jessica on her own art.
Prodded to stop shilling others and talk about herself, Jessica described her ~400 NFTs sold, her physical exhibitions, and a new collection sending 10% to a Swedish organization protecting children in homes with addiction or violence — a cause she tied to painful personal experience.
A wedding on Pump Fun.
The Luxurious Lounge (David / Normie, @TheLuxxLounge) revealed he's marrying in under 60 days and plans to livestream it on YouTube and Pump Fun — "the first wedding on Pump Fun" — which also happens to be NWO's birthday.
Notable quotes
Dad, this is the way I feel.
We're using this as a battle cry for everyone who's been overlooked, underestimated. Loneliness is an epidemic in the world.
You will know them by their fruit.
Grab four Litecoin, move them into self-custody... it's the game that can't be stopped.
The play right now would be for someone to come in, just be active, post every day, and they could stack a big bag pretty quick.
If all crypto just burns up and goes away, I'm still winning.
Topic timeline
| Time | Topic |
|---|---|
| 2:32–9:22 | Trolls Den anthem / intro |
| 9:53–14:00 | Host + co-host welcome, day check-ins |
| 14:01–22:46 | Derpy Dave: project story, loneliness mission |
| 23:37–34:20 | Cliff Kaye: creativity, community, "Operation Litecoin Liberty" |
| 37:48–49:13 | Cliff Kaye: quest coins, fortress funds, 2029 macro thesis |
| 51:00–55:12 | Troll King on Trollsden values + his 1-SOL NFT portfolio collection |
| 55:34–1:05:56 | NWO: Yap social app walkthrough + feedback |
| 1:06:06–1:09:00 | King Abraham check-in |
| 1:11:14–1:19:49 | Jessica on her art and charity collection |
| 1:24:15–1:31:00 | The Luxurious Lounge: Yap feedback + wedding news |
| 1:31:30–1:33:35 | Wrap-up, next Space Saturday |
Who said what
- Troll King XPX (host, @TrollKingTD) — ran the room, kept the vibe warm, worked the rules and shout-outs, and pitched his own 50-piece 1-SOL NFT collection funding a community-managed portfolio he'll redistribute in SOL.
- Jessica (co-host, @Jessicacrazycat) — grounded the emotional beats, drew on her policing background around loneliness and child welfare, gave the room's most candid feedback, and shared her own artist journey.
- Derpy Dave (@Being_DerpyAF) — turned a family hardship into a mission-driven project against loneliness; walked through tokenomics and the "#DerpyAF" battle cry.
- Cliff Kaye (@CliffKaye_) — the room's macro evangelist; two extended monologues on Litecoin self-custody, meme-coins-as-quest-coins, DeFi treasuries, and a 2029 correction thesis.
- NWO (@nwoventures) — building Yap, an on-chain Solana social app; honest and early-stage, took the feedback well and landed a live user.
- King Abraham (@KinggAbraham) — new Trolls Den "frame" wearer and early Yap user who vouched for the app.
- The Luxurious Lounge / David / Normie (@TheLuxxLounge) — praised as "the realest builder in the space," tested Yap live, and shared his Pump Fun wedding plan.
Worth a full listen
- 14:44–22:46 Derpy Dave's full origin story and Jessica's response. The summary can't carry the tenderness of a father describing his son's drawing becoming a movement, or Jessica meeting it with her own experience.
- 32:12–49:13 Cliff Kaye's back-to-back deep dives. Whether or not you buy the Litecoin thesis or the 2029 call, it's a dense, passionate crash course on self-custody, meme-coin evolution and DeFi — the kind of monologue that earns the good-natured "you must have pain in your jaw" it got afterward.
- 1:24:15–1:31:00 The Luxurious Lounge multitasking "9000" from his shop while giving real Yap user feedback and then dropping the wedding news — a nice snapshot of the room's builder-family energy.
