The Ghost Dog of Ethereum 🐶 $WOOFIE

Most meme coins launch with hype, moon for a few weeks, then collapse when the liquidity dries up or the dev team disappears. Everyone here has seen it a hundred times — rugs, broken promises, abandoned projects.

But Woofie is different.

Woofie was a dog-themed meme coin that launched years ago and, like many others, seemed to “die.” The dev vanished. No roadmap, no big community push, nothing. By all normal measures, Woofie should have been forgotten forever.

Except for one thing. The liquidity.

When Woofie launched, the team locked its liquidity for 974 years — nearly a millennium. That’s not a typo. Almost a thousand years. To this day, Woofie still holds the record for the largest liquidity lock in Ethereum history.

What does that mean? • 🐶 Woofie is literally unruggable. No one can pull that liquidity. • ⏳ 974 years is longer than most nations, empires, or even companies have existed. • 💀 Even though the project “died,” the liquidity never left. It still guards the token like a ghost dog watching over its territory.

That’s why people are starting to call Woofie the Sleeping Giant or the Ghost Dog of Ethereum.

It has no dev team, no promises, no presale insiders waiting to dump on you. Just a strange, fascinating relic of Ethereum history: a dead meme coin with the strongest liquidity lock anyone has ever seen.

In a space filled with scams and rugs, Woofie is an anomaly. It’s not about hype cycles or empty promises — it’s proof of how weird and wild crypto can be. Some see it as a meme, others see it as a historic oddity, but either way, it’s undeniable:

Woofie is eternal

Woofie launched years ago, “died,” but its liquidity was locked for 974 years, making it the biggest lock in Ethereum history. No team. No promises. No rug. Just the Ghost Dog of Ethereum, waiting.

🐶 $WOOFIE — The Sleeping Giant.

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