We told them first.
Before a single post went out, we emailed Eric Lee at Founder Group Limited and explained exactly what we were building — the coin, the treasury, and the fact that the two are not the same thing.
- To
- Eric Lee · Founder Group Limited
- Date
- September 1, 2026 · 16:19
- Subject
- (no subject)
Hi Eric,
I hope you're well.
I'm reaching out because we're launching an on-chain project built around Founder Group Limited and wanted to contact you directly before pushing it publicly.
We discovered FGL while researching some of the smallest publicly traded companies by market cap and immediately saw an opportunity to bring significant online attention to the company.
The idea is simple: we're launching a memecoin inspired by Founder Group and using the community and attention it generates to introduce people to the actual FGL stock.
More importantly, we intend to use project fees to build a transparent treasury that purchases and holds real FGL shares, with the holdings and purchases made publicly visible.
The token does not represent ownership of FGL or the treasury — the goal is simply to create attention, build a community and direct that attention towards Founder Group.
We've already started building and producing content around the concept, but I wanted to contact you directly and explain exactly what we're doing.
I'd love to arrange a short call to show you the project and discuss whether Founder Group would be interested in engaging with us.
Please let me know a convenient time and I'll work around you.
Reproduced verbatim. No reply obligation, no affiliation implied — we simply refuse to build this behind their back.
The other half of the promise: fees converted into real shares, posted with receipts.
View the treasury →