“Trustless” does not mean context-free.
A transaction may be trustless.
An interaction is not.
Users still ask:
Who made this?
Has this existed before?
Where else has this appeared?
Is this new, or a clone?
Is this connected to anything verifiable?
Blockchains do not answer these questions.
They deliberately avoid them.
That avoidance is a feature — but it leaves a vacuum.
Into that vacuum rush:
social media
influencers
unofficial support channels
Telegram admins
screenshots
hearsay
Wild Wild Money does not attempt to become an authority in that vacuum.
Instead, it documents what can be observed, and nothing more.
In a future dominated by cryptographic systems, the most valuable intelligence will not be price, yield, or speculation — but contextual memory.
Not truth.
Not enforcement.
Memory.