The original Stackers flywheel was real. 3,000 NFTs. Burn $STACK to activate. Pick up to 3 tokenized stocks. Every hour, protocol volume buys those assets and stacks them inside the NFT vault. The vault travels with the NFT. Fuse up to 3 Stackers → supply burns, multiplier goes up. Supply only ever goes one way. It printed. First night: thousands paid out. 24 hours: $20k. Days later: $50k. Then $60k. $75k. Over $130k paid to holders. Hundreds of NFTs fused and gone forever. Tens of millions of $STACK burned. Old collection did $1.2M in OpenSea volume. Then the contract mess hit. Chaos. People buying V1 NFTs jumping wallets. Royalties that didn’t enforce. Community left holding the bag while the original setup broke trust. That’s a rug on the people who believed in the mechanic. I’m not here to farm a dead floor. I’m here to save the community that actually understood what Stackers was. Stackers V2 pre-launch. Same core loop that made the first collection move: Vault-in-the-NFT, burn-to-activate, fuse-to-compress-supply. Cleaner contract. Royalties that actually feed holders. No more “retired collection” trap. The idea never died. The execution did. V2 is for the holders who got wrecked and the ones who still see the flywheel. Don’t buy retired V1 junk. The community gets another shot. Stackers was never just a PFP. It was an engine. I’m turning it back on.