Do you believe in something, have you heard of $DTF?
The Origin of $DTF
$DTF began as a community-driven meme created by @MemeIndexer (on Twitter) in the Reserve ecosystem. Though not officially tied to Reserve, it’s drawn notable attention. The platform’s official Twitter @reserveprotocol and even Reserve’s CEO @nnevvinn have shown interest. With a playful motto, “Believe In Something”, the $DTF website embraces the phrase “Stop trading, believe in something.”
Reserve CEO @nnevvinn has openly supported $DTF, holding some $DTF on his Solana address (9yhYXo8w4pj7pQXuxZKFyuz5hXZFXRF5UQ24UZEVSihK), which he’s shared publicly. His take: he’ll hold $DTF to either a 1 billion valuation or zero, though he also urges caution, reminding the community of the risks inherent in meme tokens.
What is Reserve?
#ReserveProtocol is a permissionless platform designed for launching and managing 1:1 asset-backed currencies, soon to include decentralized token portfolios, or "DTFs"—a concept akin to web3 ETFs. While the Reserve Protocol token, $RSR, is already listed on
#Binance with a fully diluted valuation (FDV) around $600 million, it’s important to note that $DTF, while inspired by Reserve’s community, operates independently.
Community Momentum
Though the $DTF founder discourages investment, many within the Reserve community have joined Telegram as admins, helping foster the project’s growth. Recently, $DTF launched on Gate.io, reaching a high of $20 million in market cap before correcting to current $13 million, with over 4,500 holders currently involved.
If you have not heard of
#DTF yet, perhaps it's time to
#BelieveinSomething !
