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What is Vine?
Vine was an American short-form video hosting service where users could share looping clips up to six seconds long. It was founded in June 2012 by Rus Yusupov.

Who is Rus Yusupov?
One of Vine’s original founders, Rus created Vinecoin (VINE.X) to celebrate the platform’s legacy.

Why does this matter?
TikTok, a Chinese-owned app, has been under threat of a U.S. ban, with a deadline set for April 5, 2025. Trump, if re-elected, extended its potential sale by 75 days to ensure it’s owned by an American company. Meanwhile, China has become more aggressive, even eyeing control of the Panama Canal, which could spark Cold War 2.0.

This is where Vine comes in—it could serve as TikTok’s replacement or an alternative.

How could Vine compete?
Vine’s copyright is now owned by xAI, which is connected to Twitter (now X). Elon Musk even told the xAI CEO to "go nuts with Vine," triggering initial hype. The first pump was sold off, but excitement remains, partly fueled by Reddit.

Will xAI use Vine Coin?
That’s the big question. There’s no guarantee, but Musk has a history of supporting crypto, memes, and unconventional tokens. Yusupov could be involved to bring in good nostalgic vibes from the original fans.

Potential Timeline:
April 2: Trump’s new tariffs could fuel anti-USA sentiment in China.

April 3: Trump says, “If China doesn't divest from Panama, we’ll ban TikTok, Temu, and Shein.”

April 4: Musk could propose in private copying much of TikTok’s code to launch Vine quickly. Hype from this public statement alone could push VINE to $1.

April 5: China refuses to sell TikTok and acts like this is a major own of the USA, however, if this goes as planned Musk says to Trump "extend the ban 7 days and we will get to work so you can quickly replace TikTok" THEN IF Yusupov convinces Musk to use Vinecoin for transactions, this is now DOGE 2.0 on steroids.

If that happens, you win the game of life.

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