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Max-Paykar, Part 1

In Indian tales, they tell of Mansur, a wealthy shipper, and his wife Max-Paykar — honest, secretive, and pure. Her beauty became a legend, but no one, except her husband, had seen her face. Rumors of her reached a young man who was debauched and reckless. He was filled with passion, but all his attempts to seduce the woman were thwarted by her straightforward response: "A wife who gives her body to another does not respect either her husband or herself."

When the debauchee realized that the virtue of the wife was unwavering, he set off to wander, hoping to rid himself of his passion. He served an old monk for five years, and before his death, the monk revealed to him a secret name that could change appearances. Upon returning home, the young man uttered it — and became indistinguishable from Mansur. With this deceitful face, he entered the merchant's house, hoping for an easy catch: another's labor, another's wife, another's trust.

But, as will be revealed in the continuation, a counterfeit remains a counterfeit, even if it outwardly resembles the original.

Moral: in cryptocurrency, as in life, do not be fooled by a beautiful facade. A shitcoin may look like "Mansur", but inside, it is always that same young man — empty, greedy, and temporary.