XiPooh.Fun Presale & Launch Information

January 2, 2026 - The $XIPOOH team is pleased to announce the presale of its groundbreaking meme token, that combines revolutionary meme token satirical art with blockchain innovation https://presale.xipooh.fun, and its officially launch on its meme token $XIPOOH on February 17, 2026 - the Year of the Horse. This date was selected through what the team humorously describes as "rigorous geomantic analysis and feng shui consultation" to create optimal "circular commercial energy."
About $XIPOOH
$XIPOOH represents a unique entry into the meme token space, positioning itself as a satirical commentary on cultural iconography through blockchain technology. Operating under the tagline "Harmonious Prosperity Through Decentralized Bear Governance," the project combines humor with innovative tokenomics.
The project's mission statement reads: "To democratize access to auspiciously-timed digital assets while fostering a community united by shared appreciation for satirical cultural commentary and blockchain-based prosperity mechanics."
Tokenomics Overview
The $XIPOOH token distribution is structured as follows:
• 50% - Locked for 1 Year (released after 50,000,000 tokens every 6 months)
• 30% - Presale Allocation
• 10% - Development & Marketing
• 10% - Community Rewards
Maximum wallet holding: 2,000,000 tokens per wallet
Audio-Visual NFT Collection
A cornerstone of the $XIPOOH ecosystem is its innovative Audio-Visual NFT (AV-NFT) collection. These unique digital assets feature satirical audio-visual art depicting a beloved bear character in revolutionary attire, reciting passages from historical political texts. Each NFT combines animation with voice synthesis technology to create one-of-a-kind collectible commentary pieces.
Exclusive Presale Benefits
Presale participants will receive significant advantages over post-launch buyers:
• Free AV-NFT Airdrop - All presale holders receive AV-NFTs at launch, with allocation based on participation tier and badge color
• 20% Launch Day Reward - Presale holders receive a 20% bonus on launch day
• 5% Bi-Monthly Rewards - Ongoing reward distribution (compared to 5% for post-launch buyers without the launch day bonus)
Self-Sustaining Ecosystem
The $XIPOOH project features a unique circular economy model: 100% of AV-NFT sales revenue is reinvested into purchasing $XIPOOH tokens, which are then redistributed to NFT holders through the reward system. This creates a self-sustaining ecosystem designed to support token value and holder rewards over time.
Join the Community
Connect with the $XIPOOH community through official channels:
Website: xipooh.fun
Twitter/X: @XiPoohfun
Telegram: t.me/XiPoohfun
Important Disclaimer
$XIPOOH is a satirical meme token created for entertainment purposes. This press release does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry significant risk - only invest what you can afford to lose. Past performance does not guarantee future results. The "Harmonious Prosperity Framework" is a humorous construct, not a trading methodology. AV-NFT rewards are subject to market conditions and smart contract functionality. Always DYOR (Do Your Own Research) and consult financial professionals before investing.
"Harmonious Prosperity Awaits"

Media Contact:
For press inquiries, please contact: press@xipooh.fun

XiPooh.Fun
100 Singapore Dr. Apt5
Ho Chi Ming City, VN05550
Cheng Long
chenglong@xipooh.fun

The comparison of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Winnie the Pooh originated in 2013, following a photograph of Xi walking with then-U.S. President Barack Obama, which was widely circulated on Chinese social media and compared to the Disney characters Winnie the Pooh and Tigger. This image sparked a meme that gained traction, with users noting a perceived physical resemblance between Xi and the cartoon bear, particularly in the red-jacketed Disney version. The meme was used to satirize Xi's public image, contrasting his serious demeanor with the comedic, child-oriented nature of the character.

The satirical use of Winnie the Pooh as a proxy for Xi Jinping intensified over time, with the character being employed in internet memes to critique the Chinese government and its leadership, especially in contexts where direct criticism is censored. This led to a significant backlash from Chinese authorities, who viewed the comparisons as an act of ridicule and symbolic dissent against the Communist Party and its leadership. As a result, the Chinese government implemented restrictions on images and mentions of Winnie the Pooh on social media platforms, beginning in July 2017, to prevent the character from becoming an online euphemism for Xi Jinping.

Despite these censorship efforts, the meme has persisted and even grown in popularity outside mainland China, particularly among Chinese diaspora communities and on international platforms like TikTok and Reddit. The ban has had the unintended effect of amplifying the meme's reach, a phenomenon known as the Streisand Effect. The character has also been used in political art, such as the "Winnie the Xi" NFT by artist Badiucao, which has been exhibited globally and featured in major media outlets. Additionally, the 2018 live-action film Christopher Robin was not released in China, with speculation that the censorship was linked to the Winnie the Pooh controversy, although some analysts suggest it may have been due to the country's annual quota for foreign films.

It is important to note that while the character is censored in the context of political satire, books, toys, and themed attractions featuring Winnie the Pooh remain available in China, including at Shanghai and Hong Kong Disneyland. The use of the character as a satirical symbol reflects broader tensions around online censorship, free speech, and the use of humor to critique authority in China.

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