A coin nobody made, a wallet that didn’t ask for it, and a trader who decided to charge anyway.
Canto I
Before the bull had a name, it had a prophet — and the prophet went by @blknoiz06.
Reportedly Zion Thomas — a Georgia Tech computer-science grad, one-time software engineer, former amateur boxer — Ansem spent years posting to a following that swelled past three-quarters of a million. He didn’t win by predicting everything. He won by reading which story Solana was about to reward, one canto before the rest of the trenches heard it.
He bought SOL near $1.50 and rode the FTX wreckage from roughly $8 back toward $300. He was early on dogwifhat and Bonk when they were still jokes. That track record is the powder keg the Black Bull would later be dropped into.
Canto II
On June 17, 2026, someone spent lunch money and mailed a myth straight to his wallet.
An anonymous developer launched a token on Pump.fun called The Black Bull and fired 650 million of the tokens directly into Ansem’s wallet — a cold bet that the influencer’s attention was the only liquidity that mattered. Ansem didn’t make it.
Canto III
Seven days. Almost twenty thousand percent. A market cap that ran clean off the top of the chart.
The real thing, live from GeckoTerminal — ANSEM/SOL on PumpSwap, still charging. Open full chart →
Canto IV
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Canto V
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Epilogue
The Black Bull is a mirror the trenches held up to themselves: half folk-hero, half warning label, charging forward the only way it knows how. Position size accordingly.
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