African Wild Doge

The final push for a global socialism failed in the early decades of the 21st century. The elite establishment of politicians, bankers, and oligarchs crumbled underneath the rise of the decentralized people’s currency. Falsehood puppet parties faded as true democracies rose out of its ashes in the crypto driven free market economy. Out of the 10,000 cryptos made in the early years, three coins rose to the top amongst the people. Later known as the people’s currency. Doge, Ethereum, and Galactic credits dominated the new age financial infrastructure.

In the rise of crypto adoption, the early investors and communities benefited from a major economic shift in the redistribution of wealth. The power of the few had lost control. Many African countries, whose population made the early shift to crypto in reaction to their countries failed inflated government currency, saw the highest rise in gross domestic product participation. Other whale wallet accounts were known as the pilgrims or off-worlders. Many of those wallets holders used their currency to fund off world expansions, leaving the earth behind. Their galactic credits were managed through an intricate satellite infrastructure throughout our solar system. Planetary Resources Inc. would be the brains behind the deep space block chain highway that connected the Earth with the rest of humanity.

In the quick rise of the African economy, there would be many opportunist who sought to make a fortune off the newfound wealth. Countries like America and China would collapse from their over regulation of incentivized trade, leading less skilled workers to migrate to Africa for further opportunities. The influx of foreign immigrants to the shores of Africa lent itself to the demand of crypto loans. Digital banking clans that operated like old world crime families were formed in response to meet this demand. They lent these immigrants the leading currency called, Doge coin in exchange for an unfavorable interest contract.

When immigrants failed at their endeavors, the clans would send out their bounty hunters to collect the debts they owed. These bounty hunters were given extreme freedoms. They would extract the crypto keys anyway necessary, even if it meant the physical removal of their neural links from the host’s bodies. Most hardware wallets were integrated into user’s brains using neural link technology. The crypto loan business turned out to be very lucrative for the African banking clans.

The rise of violence and corruption in this system was showing signs of the past sins once witnessed under the American Federal reserve. The notion of humanities greed of the few would not be tolerated for long. The difference would be the decentralized control of this currency, and the call of an activist by the name of Delu. Only those closest to her would know her by her real name. To everyone else and the banking clans, she would come to be known as the African Wild Doge.

The story has it that her fiancée was an American immigrant who ran too deep in debt with a specific Nigerian based banking clan. Two weeks before Delu and her fiancée were to be married, a bounty hunter had recollected what Doge was left in the salvaged neural link of his brain. Distraught and enraged by her loss, Delu swore vengeance on the clan the only way she knew how to hurt them. The devaluation of their trade.

Delu had found other Nigerian’s who had lost friends and loved ones due to crypto debt collectors. She had started a support group for those grieving the passing of their loved ones. In that group was where she found the the other hackers who would aid her in enacting her vengeance. The problem was finding a legal way to devalue the clans loan business without devaluing the value of Doge in the Nigerian market. The answer would lie within the foundation of the currency itself. Like the support group the currency of Doge was supported by a group of everyday ordinary people.

Delu would use her humanity to expose the action of the banking clans and let the people decide, if they supported their business. The group set up a white hat hacker forum. They were able to intercept every blockchain transaction made to Nigerian banking clan wallets. Any key code of Doge that was repossessed by the clan through lethal means was marked with a linked icon of an African Wild Dog. Any retailer or business would see the icon of the African Wild Dog as an NFT and know that the crypto was blood money. One by one any African Wild Dog NFT would be worth a tenth the price of a normal Doge coin.

The power of the community commerce was enough to make the venture of lethal repossession an unprofitable venture for the banking clan. In under a year the clans had added non-lethal force as a requirement for repossession of Doge coins as a stipulation for bounty payments.

Although Delu would never be able to recover her fiancée, she was able to make sure no other person would have to suffer her loss. Like an African Wild Dog, Delu’s use of the NFT marker to turn around a blood money industry earned her the name of the African Wild Doge. A woman who put the clan’s on the people’s leash through her social use of the community to help the weak.

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