“How much for some anime Bitcoin?”
He asked in 2018. He asked again in 2020. In 2026 he animated her himself.
Now she has a price.
A memecoin on Robinhood Chain that pays its holders in Bitcoin.
“How much for some anime Bitcoin?”
He asked in 2018. He asked again in 2020. In 2026 he animated her himself.
Now she has a price.
Bitcoin Girl is minted as card CCGBTCONE on Counterparty, part of the CryptoCurrencyGirls set. Three hundred exist.

Elon Musk posts her with “Wanna buy some Bitcoin?” at the end of a thread about loving anime. Twitter locks his account for looking hacked.
@Bitcoin says the price is too low. He replies: “How much for some anime Bitcoin?” Nobody names one.

She is his profile picture, laser eyes on. “Just for a day.” Bitcoin is above fifty thousand dollars.
Laser eyes again, this time with a broken heart. The chart follows.
A fan asks him to animate her. He does, with Grok, and posts it twice: the reply and a “Here you go.” Twenty-six million views between them.
Every trade pays holders in Bitcoin.
Every buy and every sell of $ABTC pays a 3% fee, settled in cbBTC. One percent is the Pons pool fee. The other two percent is the creator tax, and it is routed to holders: split pro rata and paid in cbBTC, which you claim from your Pons profile. That is Bitcoin you can move, sell, or send back to Coinbase for BTC. Holding costs nothing. Sending wallet to wallet costs nothing.
Get ETH onto Robinhood Chain. In the Robinhood app, withdraw ETH with the network set to Robinhood Chain. Or bridge from Ethereum with the Arbitrum bridge or Relay.
Use a wallet that knows the network. Robinhood Wallet supports it out of the box. Phantom can switch it on under active networks. MetaMask needs it added by hand.
Open the ABTC page on Pons, connect, and buy. Pons trades ABTC against cbBTC directly. From then on, every trade anyone makes earns you cbBTC, claimable from your Pons profile.