MATT ($MATT) Listing

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MATT ($MATT) will be listed on BitMart with MATT/USDT pair on 14th August 2024 at 9:00 AM.

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MATT Coin is a unique digital token that honors the artistic brilliance of Matt Furie, the creator behind iconic internet memes including Pepe, Brett, Andy, Landwolf, and Spike. This innovative token is designed to celebrate and sustain Furie's remarkable contributions to internet culture and visual storytelling. MATT Coin empowers fans and collectors to engage with Furie’s work in a new, digital format while supporting his ongoing artistic endeavors. By integrating with the blockchain, MATT Coin offers a way to own a piece of meme history and participate in the legacy of a pioneering artist. Whether you're a meme enthusiast or an art aficionado, MATT Coin bridges the gap between creative expression and digital assets, ensuring that Furie's cultural impact continues to thrive in the digital age.

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