Live On Toilet Until 50MPrice

(SHITCOIN)

The project was launched by Norme, an Australian content creator known for extreme endurance stunts. Built on the Solana network, SHITCOIN follows a 'stunt-to-earn' model. The core gimmick involves the creator remaining on a toilet during a live broadcast, with his physical confinement tied to the performance of the token. It is a gamified meme project where the creator’s 'freedom' is symbolically linked to the community's engagement.

While the creator claims he will remain until the target is reached, there is significant skepticism. Historical endurance stunts of this nature are often interrupted by platform bans or medical necessity. If the target isn't met quickly, the community often questions whether there is an undisclosed time limit or if the creator will eventually be forced to end the stream due to the physical toll of the challenge.

Health risks are a major point of discussion among viewers. Community members often point to the dangers of prolonged sitting, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), physical exhaustion, and circulatory issues. Given the creator's history with risky challenges, such as extreme sleep deprivation, many viewers express concern about the potential for long-term physical harm or medical emergencies occurring during the broadcast.

SHITCOIN is available for trading on LBank and other decentralized exchanges on the Solana network. To avoid fraudulent copycat tokens or scams, users must verify the official Contract Address (CA) ending in JTWpump. As a high-risk meme token, it is crucial to use reputable trading platforms like LBank and exercise caution, as these types of assets are highly speculative and volatile.

No, this is not an official world record attempt recognized by major organizations like Guinness World Records. Most reputable record-keeping bodies have stopped monitoring endurance stunts that involve potential self-harm or significant health risks, such as extreme sleep deprivation or dangerous physical restrictions, to prevent encouraging hazardous behavior. The project remains a viral social media stunt rather than a certified world record achievement.

The official live feed frequently moves between different alternative broadcasting and social media platforms. Because the content is often flagged as 'harmful' by mainstream video hosting sites, the creator has faced multiple bans. Users typically find the active stream by checking the project's official channels on alternative social media platforms or dedicated community sites where the feed is currently mirrored.