Staring at the Rejection Zone with XRP and the Diary
Sunday, August 9, 2026 · by BiTi Artist · hand-drawn, anti AI-slop

Looking back at Crypto Diary #14 from late 2024 reminds me why hand-drawn art captures the market's soul better than any machine ever could.
Dear Crypto Diary,
I am sitting here in late 2026, flipping through the physical pages of my journey, and my eyes just locked onto Crypto Diary #14. I remember that day vividly back on October 16, 2024. The air was thick with tension. We were all staring at what I called the rejection zone, wondering if a true crypto spring was finally blooming or if we were about to get slapped back down to reality. At that moment, BTC was hovering at $67,500 and XRP was sitting right at $0.54. The Fear and Greed index was at 58, showing that leans toward greed but everyone was still holding their breath. I remember the weight of the ballpoint pen in my hand as I sketched those lines, capturing the collective anxiety of the XRPL community. This is why I do this. Every stroke of my neon markers is a middle finger to the souless AI-slop flooding the internet. We are building the biggest NFT collection in the world, one human memory at a time. Seeing those old prices on xrp.cafe makes me realize how far we have come. The mission continues: real art for real legends.
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