Dear AVACOIN community,

The AVACOIN journey began with one bold and simple idea — a golden coin clicker game. What started as a fun experiment became the first truly massive crypto game inside Telegram.

Since its launch in February 2024:
– Over 4 million wallets have been connected
– We onboarded 89,688 users to OKX
– We onboarded 442,857 users to Bitget
– On July 30, 2024, AVACN was listed — right after Notcoin — at a moment when the TON blockchain froze with 750,000 users online
– And most importantly, hundreds of thousands of people earned their first-ever Web3 income

It was an incredible experience — and we’re proud we made it happen.

However, like any bold test, it came with clear limitations.

AVACN was always a test token, designed for a single, experimental game. As the ecosystem grew, it became clear that the number of sellers far outweighed organic buyers.
At the same time:
– Interest from new players dropped
– Exchanges (Tier-2) didn’t provide enough liquidity to support a large-scale economy
– And the pressure on the token became unsustainable

Eventually, AVACN was marked under "special monitoring" (ST) by exchanges.
And now, due to continued sell pressure and low demand, HTX and other platforms have made the decision to delist the token.

What’s next?
AVACN gave us valuable insights into what works — and what doesn’t.

As many of you saw in our internal team videos and strategy sessions, we began transitioning to a new, unified token: $XP.
It’s built with long-term vision and purpose:
– No uncontrolled airdrops
– A clear, sustainable economic model
– Utility across all our games and future services

$XP is not a replacement. It’s the next chapter.

For AVACN holders:
We’re already working on ways to reward your loyalty.
There will be bonuses, swap mechanisms, and community perks for those still holding AVACN.

But we kindly ask for your patience — these programs require time and thoughtful implementation. They will not happen overnight, but they will happen.

Thank you to everyone who was part of this journey.
AVACN onboarded millions and introduced Web3 to hundreds of thousands.
It was a powerful beginning — and now, we build what’s next.

$XP is coming. And this time, we’re ready.

Lord, it takes patience to plant seed, and it takes faith and trust. We pray in the Lord's Prayer, "Thy Kingdom come." It is up to us to help bring about the Kingdom by planting seeds that lead others to Christ. Give us the patience, faith and trust to be your gardeners on earth. Amen.

Patient Love in the Storm

Final Episode: The Bloom After Rain

Years passed. The storms didn’t stop, but they learned to dance through them. Kelechi finally found his break — a small business that grew from a street hustle into a name people trusted. It was slow, painful, and built on more setbacks than successes. But every time he thought of quitting, he remembered Adanna’s hands wiping his face that rainy night.

They moved into a real home. Nothing extravagant — but dry floors, steady light, and a door they could lock with peace. The first thing he bought wasn’t a TV or car — it was a bed. A proper bed, because he remembered how many nights she curled beside him on the floor without complaint.

Adanna never asked for much, yet she received everything. Not in diamonds or designer clothes, but in love that was proven.

Kelechi told anyone who would listen, “I didn’t rise alone. She held me up. She watered my dreams with her patience.”

Their story wasn’t the loud kind. It was quiet, like that lantern in their old room — always glowing, even in the storm.

Because real love isn’t just about the good days. It’s about who stays when there’s nothing to stay for… except love itself.

Nobody wants to hear this, but sometimes the person you want most is the person you’re best without.

Let me share an experience.

I met someone while roaming the streets of Facebook back in 2021. We got talking and before I knew it, I fell—hard. At least, that’s what I thought it was—love. It was so effortless, so smooth, like it was meant to be. He was just a fresh Corper trying to find his feet, and I didn’t care that he didn’t have money or a concrete plan for the future. There was no promise of forever, but I didn’t mind. I just wanted to love someone, to be there for someone... and be loved in return. And yes, I loved him.

But life doesn’t always give us what we hope for.

For two years, I poured myself into him. Every drop of affection, every ounce of my energy, my prayers, my patience—I gave it all. I carried us like my life depended on it. I overlooked the late replies, the unreciprocated effort, the empty promises, the emotional absence. I kept showing up, even when he didn’t. Until one day... I looked in the mirror and realized the woman staring back at me was exhausted. Not just tired, but emotionally drained, forgotten, and fading. That’s when I knew—I had to stop.

Not because I stopped loving him... but because I finally remembered I needed to love me more.

So I stepped back. I started rediscovering myself—my peace, my joy, my voice, my worth. I cried some nights. I missed him on others. But I kept going. Slowly, the fog lifted. I remembered the sound of my own laughter, the glow of my own light, the power of being whole all by myself.

And then... just like in the movies, he came back.

He came back with apologies, with memories, with regrets. He said he missed me, that he realized what he lost. But he wasn’t coming back for the woman I had become. He came back searching for the girl who would do anything to keep him—the girl who loved blindly and endlessly, even when it hurt.

But she no longer existed.

In her place stood a woman who had learned. A woman who no longer begs to be seen, heard, or loved. A woman who understands that love isn't meant to cost your self-worth. That peace is too expensive to trade for temporary affection. That real love—true, reciprocal love—starts with yourself.

He came back wanting her.
But I chose me.

Nobody wants to hear this, but sometimes the person you want most is the person you’re best without.

Let me share an experience.

I met someone while roaming the streets of Facebook back in 2021. We got talking and before I knew it, I fell—hard. At least, that’s what I thought it was—love. It was so effortless, so smooth, like it was meant to be. He was just a fresh Corper trying to find his feet, and I didn’t care that he didn’t have money or a concrete plan for the future. There was no promise of forever, but I didn’t mind. I just wanted to love someone, to be there for someone... and be loved in return. And yes, I loved him.

But life doesn’t always give us what we hope for.

For two years, I poured myself into him. Every drop of affection, every ounce of my energy, my prayers, my patience—I gave it all. I carried us like my life depended on it. I overlooked the late replies, the unreciprocated effort, the empty promises, the emotional absence. I kept showing up, even when he didn’t. Until one day... I looked in the mirror and realized the woman staring back at me was exhausted. Not just tired, but emotionally drained, forgotten, and fading. That’s when I knew—I had to stop.

Not because I stopped loving him... but because I finally remembered I needed to love me more.

So I stepped back. I started rediscovering myself—my peace, my joy, my voice, my worth. I cried some nights. I missed him on others. But I kept going. Slowly, the fog lifted. I remembered the sound of my own laughter, the glow of my own light, the power of being whole all by myself.

And then... just like in the movies, he came back.

He came back with apologies, with memories, with regrets. He said he missed me, that he realized what he lost. But he wasn’t coming back for the woman I had become. He came back searching for the girl who would do anything to keep him—the girl who loved blindly and endlessly, even when it hurt.

But she no longer existed.

In her place stood a woman who had learned. A woman who no longer begs to be seen, heard, or loved. A woman who understands that love isn't meant to cost your self-worth. That peace is too expensive to trade for temporary affection. That real love—true, reciprocal love—starts with yourself.

He came back wanting her.
But I chose me.

*Let Nigeria Breathe Again*

We are tired, Mr. President,
Not with anger, but with wounds too deep for rage.
We are shadows in the sun,
Ghosts of dreams once sung in crowded streets.

We are tired,
Of empty pots and hollow promises,
Of markets where salaries are swallowed whole,
Of prayers that echo unanswered, lost in thickened air.

We are not your enemies,
We are the beating heart you swore to guard,
The farmers with cracked palms,
The teachers stitching hope into broken classrooms,
The mothers bargaining with hunger.

We carry the weight of silent screams,
We wear the heavy cloak of survival,
Not because we are strong—
But because we have no choice.

Mr. President,
Hope is not a billboard.
Hope is a loaf of bread that doesn’t cost a fortune,
Hope is a hospital bed with light and life,
Hope is a road that leads somewhere,
Not to despair.

You asked us for patience,
But patience without a promise fulfilled
Is a knife twisting slowly.

We do not ask for miracles,
We ask for sense, for sight,
For policies that see beyond the marble halls,
For leadership that hears the widow's sigh,
The artisan's lament, the youth’s silent migration.

Can you hear it?
The shuffling feet of a generation losing faith,
The creaking bones of a nation on its knees,
The tiredness that no sleep can fix?

We are tired, Mr. President,
Not just in our wallets, but in our souls.
Tired of slogans that taste like ash,
Tired of “e go better” whispered without belief.

Let Nigeria breathe again.
Let dignity walk our streets again.
Let dreams find a home again.

Not tomorrow.
Now.

Because every second you delay,
A child goes hungry,
A dream dims,
A heart breaks—and history writes its verdict.

Hear us, sir.
Not with protocol.
Not with fanfare.
But with the ears of a father.
The hands of a healer.
The heart of a servant.

Nigeria is gasping.

Let her breathe.

*©Dr. Abdullahi Abdulwahab Yakubu*

Exclusive: Donald Trump have revealed how Nigeria politicians killed the country's economy.

Americans government unveils 25 names of Nigerian richest politicians, that stock the public funds they stole in USA. Here are the names of the politicians and their bank.

1,Atiku Abubakar jp Morgan bank New York $12.9billion.

(2)Bukola Saraki America Express bank New York $2.5b

(3) Bala Mohammad, wells fargo bank san Francisco $2.3b.

(4)Ahmed Idris, Citi group bank New York $2.1b

(5)Nasir El-Rufai citi group bank New York, $1.6b.

(6) Femi Adesina, Us bancorp bank Minnesota$1.9b.

(7) Turkur Buatai BB&T bank North California $1.9b..

8)Ayodele Fayose Ally financial bank, $3.5b..

(9)Wike Nyesome American bank. $5.2b..

(10)Lai Muhammadu. Ally financial bank $1.9b..

(11)Sule Lamido, unity Bs bank. $2.6b..

(12) Patience Jonathan bank of America, $11.3b..

(13)Amina zakari citi group bank New York $1.8b..

(1 4) Baba Haruna jauro. Ally financial bank $2.2b.

(15)Umaru Dambatta bank of America, $1.7b..

(16)Aliyu Gusau, Ally financial bank $1.7b..

(17)Babatunda fashola America bank $1.4b.

(18 ) Rotimi Amechi SSA financial bank $1.6b.

(19) Olusegun Mimiko Northern bank AA $4.7b.

(20) Babagana Monguno financial bank Detroit, $1.8b..

(21)Habibu Abdullahi, Us bancorp bank, $1.7b..

(22)Sadique Abubakar state Street corporation bank $1.8b..

(23)Nenadi Usma citi group bank New York $6.3b..

(24)Babachir David lawal BB financial bank $987m.

(25)Aisha hadi sirika AA financial bank $976m..

(26) Bola Tinubu $22.2b..

What a shame.see how PDP and APC are fighting crime and corruption. Forward to many Nigerians let them see how the wicked politicians have robed us and still robbing and led us to recession and hardship. Negative change has killed Nigeria. Nigerian youths must decide 2027

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GROWTH AND MARRIAGE

1. Marry someone you can grow with

2. You may be a grown up but if you are not grown inside you will be difficult to relate with

3. Let your growth together as a couple be holistic. Grow spiritually, emotionally, mentally, socially, sexually and financially. Don't just focus on one aspect

4. It is frustrating to be married to someone who has no personal hunger for growth. Growth is first personal before it manifests as a couple

5. Sometimes troubles will come in your marriage to cause you two to grow in patience, communication and teamwork. Embrace challenges. Couples that have grown together handle challenges better

6. When you don't see growth in your marriage, it is easy to give up on it. Growth encourages more effort and investment

7. Your spouse might be more grown in some areas than you, be willing to learn

8. You might be more grown in some areas than your spouse, be willing to teach

9. No marriage is perfect, but what you two should be aiming at is growth

10. If you don't grow as a couple then being parents will overwhelm you

11. The more you celebrate the growth in your marriage rather than what is wrong in your marriage, the stronger your marriage will become

12. Appreciate the growth your spouse makes no matter how small to encourage him/her. It is a process, not an event

13. When you are working on your own personal growth you will not be jealous or insecure about the growth of your spouse's career or financial gain

14. For any marriage to grow it needs deliberate watering, nurturing and weeding. It won't happen by accident

15. You both grow faster and more united when you have a joint vision

16. Don't try and copy the same growth of other couples. Each couple is unique

17. As you grow as a couple, your preferences and patterns will change; you may not like the same music, the same gifts, the same destination spots you used to when younger; but love should be a constant

18. In case you two do fall financially, through bad choices, veer away from God or things collapse or seem to be coming to an end; together come back up. Every couple has storms. Sometimes the growth after the fall is greater and stronger. Don't give up, keep walking together

Yes! You can be that Man/ Woman you admire.

But you need a lot of work and patience and prayers.

Those who know how to wait… win without fighting.

They say an old dog once wandered out to chase butterflies.
No rush. No destination.
He just wanted to feel life under his paws one more time.

But between play and daydreams, he got lost and a young, hungry leopard spotted him. The dog saw the danger but didn’t run. He didn’t have the strength. But what he did have… was wisdom.

Calmly, he sat down with his back turned, started chewing on some old bones he found nearby, and said loudly: "Mmm… that leopard I just ate was delicious. I wonder if there’s another one around?"

The young leopard froze in fear and ran away.

It wasn’t strength that saved the dog.
It was intelligence.

But the story doesn’t end there.

A monkey, who had watched the whole scene from a tree, decided to betray the dog. He ran after the leopard to reveal the truth, hoping to gain protection in return.

The dog, clever as ever, saw them coming: an angry leopard with the monkey riding on his back.

This time, the dog sat down again, calm as before, and muttered:
"Where is that monkey? I sent him to fetch me another leopard, and he is taking forever…"

The leopard screeched to a halt. Glanced at the monkey.
And this time, it was the monkey who had to run.

Moral of the story:
In life, it is not always the fastest who win. Not always the strongest. Sometimes... it is the one who waits, watches, and acts with wisdom.

Because age doesn’t take your power — it teaches you how to use it better.

#wisdom #patience #lifelessons #powerful #mindsetmatters #ThinkSmart #InnerStrength #StayCalm #lifewisdom

Who would’ve thought that Socrates — the great philosopher known for his wisdom, calmness, and profound words — lived with a woman who constantly tested his patience? His wife was infamous for her sharp tongue, dominant presence, and relentless temper. Every morning, she pushed him out of the house at sunrise, and he only returned when the sun was about to set.

Yet, despite her difficult character, Socrates always spoke of her with respect and even gratitude. He once admitted that he owed a portion of his wisdom to her, because without such daily trials, he would’ve never learned that true wisdom lives in silence, and peace is found in stillness.

One day, while he sat with his students, she began shouting at him as usual — but this time, she poured water over his head. Unshaken, Socrates simply wiped his face and said calmly, “Well, after thunder, rain was only to be expected.”

Her story ended suddenly. During another of her outbursts, when Socrates, as always, remained calm and silent, her rage overwhelmed her. She suffered a heart attack and passed away that very night. While she erupted like a storm, Socrates remained a sea of calm.

Her name faded into history. His composure became legend. This isn’t just a story of conflict — it’s a reminder that strength often shows in silence, and that the greatest teachers sometimes come disguised as life’s most difficult people.

Credit to the original storyteller.

THE MAN WHO CONTROLS HIS SEXUAL ENERGY CONTROLS HIS LIFE

The biggest power struggle in a man’s life isn’t with the world. It’s with himself.

The man who can master his sexual energy is the man who can conquer anything. Control your urges, and you control your destiny.

BRUTAL THREAD:

1. YOUR SEXUAL ENERGY IS YOUR MOST POWERFUL RESOURCE

Sex is more than just physical. It's energy. It's life force. And every time you give it away without thought, you're giving away a part of your potential.

When you harness that energy, you transform it into power—creativity, focus, and drive that will fuel your success.

2. SEXUAL ENERGY IS THE KEY TO MASCULINITY

Real masculinity isn’t about dominating others or showing off. It’s about control—self-control.

The ability to control your sexual urges is what makes you strong. It’s a discipline that shows you’re in charge of your mind, body, and actions.

A man who can’t control his urges is a man who is ruled by his desires.

3. SEXUAL ENERGY DIRECTLY IMPACTS YOUR SUCCESS

Every time you waste your energy on mindless pleasure, you’re wasting your time, focus, and drive.

When you learn to control this energy, you’re able to focus it where it matters most: on your goals, your career, your personal growth.

It’s not just about saving time—it’s about saving your power for things that actually move you forward.

4. A MAN WHO CAN'T MASTER HIS SEXUAL DESIRES IS WEAK

Weakness is in the inability to control oneself. When you let lust take over, you're giving up your strength. You let your urges dictate your actions.

But a man who masters himself masters his destiny.

Self-discipline in this area is a sign of true strength.

5. CONTROL YOUR SEXUAL ENERGY AND YOU CONTROL YOUR RELATIONSHIPS

When you’re constantly distracted by sex, you’re not fully present in your relationships.

But when you control your sexual urges, you create stronger, more meaningful connections. You build relationships based on respect, mutual growth, and shared values, not just physical attraction.

6. YOU CAN’T ACHIEVE LEGACY IF YOU’RE LOST IN THE NOW

Chasing instant gratification through sex will leave you with nothing but regret and emptiness.

Legacy is built on delayed gratification. It’s about sacrificing the pleasures of today for the successes of tomorrow.

A man who’s always distracted by sex is a man who can’t think long-term.

7. SEXUAL ENERGY IS A TOOL, NOT A TEMPTATION

The way you use your sexual energy defines you.

You can either let it control you and turn you into a slave of your desires or you can turn it into your greatest weapon—directing it toward your goals, your vision, and your success.

The choice is yours.

8. MASCULINITY COMES FROM WITHIN, NOT FROM EXTERNAL VALIDATION

You don’t need sex to feel validated.

True masculinity doesn’t come from how many women you conquer or how often you indulge in pleasure—it comes from self-respect, focus, and the ability to control your impulses.

A man who respects himself doesn’t need constant validation from external sources.

9. A POWERFUL MAN IS ONE WHO CAN WAIT FOR WHAT HE WANTS

In a world where everything is about instant gratification, the real power lies in patience.

A man who can delay his desires and focus on his mission is a man who is in control of his future.

The power of sexual energy lies in its ability to fuel your purpose.

10. SEXUAL DISCIPLINE IS YOUR KEY TO TRUE FREEDOM

Real freedom isn’t the ability to indulge whenever you want. It’s the ability to say “no” to distractions and “yes” to your mission.

When you control your sexual energy, you free yourself from the chains of lust, distraction, and mediocrity. You’re free to rise above.

BOTTOM LINE:

The man who controls his sexual energy controls his life.

Sexual energy is not just a biological urge—it’s a powerful tool that can fuel your success, relationships, and growth.

Stop letting lust control you. Control it, and you’ll find yourself achieving things you never thought possible.

Master your desires.

Master your life.

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