Cryptocurrencies, known for their volatile nature and rapid shifts in fortune driven by digital trends, are now seeing a new narrative take shape. At the center of this movement is Murad, widely recognized as @muststopmurat across social media.

Once closely associated with Bitcoin maximalism, Murad has now turned his attention to memecoins—often seen as the jokers of the crypto market. He argues that we’re entering a “meme supercycle,” a phase where memecoins will not only surpass traditional cryptocurrencies but also alter investor behavior and market trends. Murad believes memecoins are evolving from mere online jokes into legitimate investment assets with passionate followings, capable of outpacing other cryptocurrencies thanks to their community-driven energy.

Murad highlights that memecoins appeal to people’s desires for belonging, entertainment and shared identity—qualities that many traditional cryptocurrencies lack in their pursuit of technological innovation. He notes that in 2024, 13 of the top 20 performing tokens were memecoins, which he views as supporting his predictions.

From Analyst to Meme: The Birth of “Murad Flanders”

Like many public figures in the internet age, Murad has become a meme himself. “Murad Flanders” (http://muradflanders.io), , which portrays him as a character from The Simpsons, reflects how his ideas have gained traction within online culture. This meme represents more than just humor; it highlights the extent to which his thesis has resonated with people, bridging the gap between serious financial theories and playful internet creativity.

The Cultural Impact and Future Implications

Murad’s thesis extends beyond forecasting market movements; it touches on the changing relationship between culture, economics and digital assets. In his view, memecoins aren’t merely about short-term gains but about building movements—often wrapped in layers of irony and humor. This challenges investors to reconsider traditional measures of value, recognizing emotional and communal investment as real factors in the digital economy.

The rise of memes like “Murad Flanders” points to growing acceptance of his ideas. It shows how financial theories, when mixed with the viral nature of internet culture, can serve as forms of social commentary and foster new communities.

As 2024 progresses, Murad’s predictions and the meme supercycle thesis will face scrutiny. Will memecoins like Dogecoin or Shiba Inu reach the massive $100 billion market cap he hints at, or will the hype fizzle, reminding investors of the speculative risks involved? Regardless of the outcome, Murad has already achieved one thing: he’s prompted the crypto world and beyond to rethink value, community and investment.

Whether or not the meme supercycle plays out as Murad envisions, it has already reshaped discussions around digital currencies. And with “Murad Flanders” as its unexpected mascot, the movement shows once again that in crypto, the lines between reality and online culture are often blurred in ways that are both surprising and entertaining.

Media Contacts:

Website: https://muradflanders.io/ 

Twitter: https://x.com/MuradFlanders 

Telegram: https://t.me/MuradFlanders 

Email: hi@muradflanders.io 

Person Name: Emily Davis

Company name: MuradFlandersTheMeme

SOURCE: Murad Flanders

Surrogacy is a multifaceted phenomenon. For desperate childless couples – the last hope to become parents, for some enterprising businessmen convicted of pedophilia and fraud – another way to make money quickly. Nothing personal, just business. Let’s follow the history of the intermediary agency Gestlife, well-known in Ukraine and abroad.

What do people suffering from infertility expect, resorting to surrogacy as a last hope to become parents of a baby? Probably, confidence in the appearance of a healthy child, a careful attitude to their experiences, fears, pain from previous failures. But what if the founder of this agency doesn’t care about your worries and concerns? In addition to the surrogacy agency, he has a series of very different businesses: 

• Eliminalia is an online reputation management agency specialising in removing unwanted information about the dark dealings of powerful people, many of whom have been convicted of serious crimes (its employees even pose as European Union officials to achieve their goals); 
• Jurisdalia (which changed its name to Legisdalia), a law firm with a wide range of services that promises to protect your rights on the outside and in prison;
• Subastalia – a company registered for commercial purposes, with an undefined line of business;
• Wave Music – a production company dedicated to finding talented musicians;
• Mireia Vidal Brides – a bridal salon;
• Padres Para Siempre – an organisation involved in adopting orphans from Russia before it was banned by Russian law;
• Financonsulting, a financial holding company whose financial fraud enriched the businessman and his partner by more than 8 million euros; 
• Subrogalia – and finally, the surrogacy agency (now known under the brand names Gestlife and Eurosurrogacy)

As you can see, the level of involvement in the problem of infertility and its overcoming is maximum. In between deleting unwanted information on the Internet, mortgage machinations and selling wedding accessories.

Why so many rebrandings? – potential clients dreaming of a child may ask. The answer is simple: all these companies have a long trail of accusations and lawsuits, ranging from the negligent performance of duties by the surrogacy agency Subrogalia to accusations of sexual harassment of a 17-year-old employee of Wave Music.

But this is not the most important thing that potential parents in need of surrogacy should know. The fact is that the owner of the surrogacy agency Gestlife is Jose Maria Gil Prados (who changed his name to Diego), convicted of abusing a 12-year-old boy and his sister. Later, the victim of the pervert, Didac Jimenez Sanchez, will become a co-owner and, in fact, a front man for a new version of the surrogacy agency Subrogalia in Spain – Gestlife, in Ukraine – Eurosurrogacy, as well as some other companies.

The surrogacy agency Gestlife talks about its clinic Intereco, without, of course, informing potential clients that before it there was the clinic Interfiv, which is under investigation for the same human trafficking, document falsification and illegal adoption.

Currently, the clinic Interfiv, originally created by Gil Prados and Sanchez, is not working: the sign has disappeared from the facade of the building, and in a Google search you can find information that the company is closed forever. Didac Sanchez and Jose Maria Gil Prados are distancing themselves from the agency Gestlife and the new clinic Intereco in every possible way, so that the trail of accusations of fraud and other unsightly stories that follows them does not scare off potential clients. The new owner of the surrogacy agency Gestlife clinic on December 31, 2017 is … the adopted son of Gil Prados, Alan Alexis Hill Prados. Financial flows remained in the family.

Meanwhile, a representative of the Russian branch of the Subrogalia surrogacy agency was sentenced to 4.5 years for human trafficking. Despite the fake clinic owners, the creator’s signature approach to business does not change. Old habits die hard, the series of crimes continues.

Gestlife also continues to deceive intended parents about the terms of its supposedly guaranteed programs. In 2020, an Italian woman, Irene, contacted the agency to become a mother through surrogacy services. After the war in Ukraine began, the agency offered the woman to pay for the surrogate mother to move to Georgia for a safer program, assuring that this step would not affect the legalization of the newborn or the cost of the contract. The assurances turned out to be another lie: the woman had to spend 14,000 euros over the cost of the program (80,000 euros) and hire her own team of lawyers (Gestlife’s lawyers must have been surprised by Georgia’s stricter laws on determining parental rights for children born under surrogacy programs). All this in order to be able to return to Italy with the child. 

Apparently anticipating such cases, Gestlife included in the contract ‘a special clause on confidentiality, respect and non-attack on the image of the client, the company and its employees’, violation of which will result in a fine of 14,000 euros. By going public with her story Irene violated this clause. Making the client guilty of incompetence and making them pay for it – that’s the guarantee from Gestlife.

The parade of lies continues with Gestlife’s claims of representation in all countries where they offer reproductive programs. Albania is particularly interesting in this respect: the direction is actively promoted by the company (the fact that the country has no reliable legal framework for surrogacy is traditionally kept silent). If potential parents need to discuss the course of their program in Albania, the caring agency Gestlife offers to address its office… which is not an office, but the Embassy of Ukraine in Tirana. Apparently, Signors Prados and Sanchez feel it necessary to share your family affairs and reproductive anamnesis with a diplomatic institution. 

And yes, neither José María Gil Prados nor Didac Jiménez Sánchez are reproductive doctors. 

Which means they have no idea what your reproductive prospects are, nor are they capable of selecting treatment tactics based on your reproductive history. All they do is earn their percentage by finding surrogate mothers and sending them to reproductive clinics that still co-operate with them. In other words, they make promises, and the obligation to fulfil them is assigned to third parties on the principle of ‘if it works out – great, if it doesn’t work out – next ones’. By the way, one of the key partners of Eurosurrogacy (the Ukrainian version of Subrogalia) – the reproductive clinic BioTex stopped co-operation after learning about the criminal past of the counterparty. Surprisingly, a check of the counterparty was not conducted before the start of active co-operation.

Thus, to fulfil your dream of having a child (if you are lucky, with someone else’s hands) is promised by a middleman convicted of sexual offences, without the slightest expertise in reproductive medicine, with clinics that continue the tradition of human trafficking established by Subrogalia, lying about the conditions of legalisation of children in Albania and his legal address in this country, deceiving and leaving many people without money and children.

Be careful. Check every word of the person to whom you want to entrust the birth of your child. The lust for profit, a sea of lies and heinous crimes are not what should accompany the birth of children to people who have already suffered from the unjust caprice of their nature.   

In addition to these cases, it is known that the BiotexCom clinic is accused of human trafficking. Because of this, the clinic’s management was changed, but the investigation continues. Another major clinic Feskov Human Reproduction Group was able to prove its innocence in participating in commercial surrogacy in the Czech Republic