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Late at night, when the internet feels less like a marketplace and more like an archive, it’s easy to drift into its older corners—places where forgotten jokes, half-broken links, and early memes still linger. That’s where I came across it again.

The Standing Cat
A small, almost defiant image: a cat upright on its hind legs, posture straight, gaze unwavering. It’s absurd in the way only early internet humor could be—unpolished, accidental, and strangely powerful. The image has existed for more than a decade, circulating through Reddit threads, image boards, and meme aggregators like a quiet constant. Not viral in the modern sense. Just persistent.
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What struck me wasn’t the meme itself, but what hadn’t happened to it.
In an era where nearly every recognizable piece of internet culture has been repackaged, monetized, or rapidly tokenized, the Standing Cat had remained untouched. No loud communities. No speculative frenzy. No on-chain identity. Considering how cats, frogs, and fleeting jokes have been immortalized in digital markets, its absence felt unusual—almost deliberate.
The deeper I looked, the clearer it became that the meme had never demanded attention. It didn’t evolve. It didn’t chase relevance. It simply stood there, unchanged, while the internet transformed around it.

That silence ended recently.
A token bearing the name #SCAT —Standing Cat—appeared on #solana launched quietly and without the familiar theatrics. No elaborate backstory was manufactured; the story already existed. The contract address was public, the launch fair, and the references unmistakable. After years of cultural dormancy, the meme had finally crossed into a new digital form.

There are traces of its long history scattered across the web—old videos, archived articles, meme compilations that predate today’s algorithms. They serve as reminders that not all internet culture is engineered for engagement. Some of it simply endures. Whether this moment leads anywhere meaningful is still unclear. It may fade back into obscurity, or it may find renewed relevance in an ecosystem that values symbols as much as utility. Either way, the Standing Cat represents something rare: a piece of internet history that waited. $PUMP
In a space overwhelmed by noise and immediacy, patience feels almost rebellious. #MemeWatch2024
The cat didn’t rush.
It didn’t chase trends.
It stood.
And now, quietly, it’s standing again.
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