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Book of Poetry III – Ecclesiastes of ₿

All Is Vanity Under the Chain


Satire and commentary: names and likenesses are used for parody, and nothing here is a statement of fact about real people. Sourced facts are in the sections below.

1:1 Pumps are vanity,
Decentraland is vanity,
Even NFTs are but a chasing of the wind.

1:2 The world keeps turning.
Charts rise and fall.
Blocks are added—
Yet humans still fall to FOMO.

“Bear markets pass, But human greed is eternal.”

Ecclesiastes 1:2

1:3 I looked upon the chain.
I read the whitepapers.
And I saw the tears of those
Who lost their wallets.

2:1 I said in my heart:
“Gahzua! Just one more time!”
But the pump mocked me,
And the bear market followed close behind.

2:2 I tried Klaytn.
I learned margin.
I staked with hope.
But all my yield vanished into gas fees.

3:1 To everything, there is a season.
To every block, its appointed time:
A time to buy,
A time to back up the wallet,
A time to shout “pump,”
And a time to quietly HODL.

4:1 I saw those who were rugged.
They had no comforter.
The Discord rooms were silent.
The admins had vanished.

5:1 Knowing many coins
Does not make one wise.
But he who guards one ₿
Is a true philosopher.

“Satoshi wrote little, He never tweeted, Yet his design still lives.”

Ecclesiastes 5:1

6:1 Then I understood:

“It’s not about what you hold,
But whose keys you hold.”
That is true ownership.

In plain words: what this means

The scripture is satire. Ecclesiastes is the book about vanity, and this version is about FOMO. Here is how it lines up with evidence. Checked on October 17, 2026.

What the chapter points to

What the chapter is really about

The original Ecclesiastes is about the limits of chasing gain. The parody keeps the mood: wait, check, and do not buy because everyone else is.

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A work of satire and commentary. Historical summaries are simplified and may contain errors. Not financial, legal, or tax advice.

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