Live Presale - April 1st, 2026

The Decentralized
iOS Ecosystem

After years of reverse engineering iOS device protocols, I've seen enough. The real money is in crypto. Introducing idevice Coin: the blockchain built for people who used to care about undocumented binary formats. Also, it might be a rugpull.

$0.000067 420.67%
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*Not financial advice. Obviously.

By clicking "Buy iDVC Now" you acknowledge that the founder's 40% token allocation is fully unlocked at TGE with no vesting schedule, no lockup period, and no legal obligation to hold for any duration. Founder reserves the right to sell all tokens simultaneously with your purchase. Past performance of imaginary coins is not indicative of future results. iDVC tokens may decrease in value to $0.00 at any time, including immediately after you buy them, particularly if the founder has recently checked his bank balance. The term "to the moon" is used colloquially and does not constitute a binding delivery commitment. idevice Coin Foundation LLC™ Inc. Corp. is not registered in any jurisdiction, has no physical address, and can be reached at an email address that may or may not be checked.

Market Cap
$67.42M
↑ To the moon
Total Supply
21B
iDVC tokens
Holders
1,337
Elite 1337 investors
Consensus
PoP
Proof of Protocol
Why I Quit iOS RE
to Make a Coin

A pivot fueled by
financial ambition 💰

I spent years reverse engineering iOS device protocols - dissecting USB traffic at 3am, parsing undocumented binary formats, yelling at remotedeviced. Fascinating? Yes. Financially life-changing? Less so.

Then I discovered crypto. In the time it took me to reverse one undocumented Apple service protocol, a 19-year-old in Miami made $4M on a dog coin. I've done the math. The numbers don't lie.

idevice Coin runs on our proprietary Proof of Protocol (PoP) consensus algorithm. Validators must successfully reverse engineer and document an undocumented Apple device service to earn block rewards. (We have not thought about what happens when Apple changes the protocol.)

~/idevice_coin - zsh

Where Does The Money Go?

Transparent allocation designed by someone who definitely understands finance now.

40%
Founder Wallet
(me, jackson)
1%
Community
you guys
20%
Marketing
twitter shills
20%
Development
buying a Nintendo Switch 2
9%
Liquidity
or something
Founder vesting scheduleNone. Tokens go directly to founder wallet at launch.
Liquidity lock duration0 days (unlocked)
Founder sell restrictionNone. Founder may sell at any time including T+0.
Exit clausesFounder may exit the project at any time for any reason, including "felt like it."
DAO governancePlanned. Founder retains 1 vote per token, totaling 40% of all votes.
Smart contract auditPending. Auditor has not been hired. Budget: $0.

Token allocation percentages are approximate and subject to change at founder's discretion. "Community" allocation does not imply any governance rights, profit-sharing, dividends, equity, or claim of any kind. Holding iDVC tokens entitles you to: (1) the tokens themselves, which may be worthless, (2) the right to post about it on Twitter. The "Liquidity" allocation exists in theory. The founder acknowledges that removing liquidity is technically possible and declines to make any promises about whether this will happen.

The Grand Plan

Our aggressive timeline for becoming the dominant force in both crypto and iOS security.

Q1 2026 - Done ✓

Came Up With The Idea

Realized iOS RE was too hard. Pivoted to crypto. Made this website in 20 minutes. Listed price as $0.000067 for obvious reasons.

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Q2 2026

Token Launch & Exchange Listings

List on a major DEX. Possibly also a centralized exchange if they'll have us. Acquire first 1,337 holders organically. Moon confirmed.

Q3 2026

Proof of Protocol Mainnet

Launch our custom blockchain where validators must reverse engineer and document an undocumented Apple device protocol to mine blocks. Protocol researchers will become our miners. Genius.

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Q4 2026

idevice Coin App on App Store

Submit to App Store. Get rejected 17 times. Submit again with different bundle ID. Eventually get accepted. Apple takes 30% of our fees, which is actually fine because we're used to fighting Apple.

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Q2 2026 FINAL MILESTONE

Rugpull

Drain liquidity pool. Delete Twitter. Disable website. Board flight. Do not look back. Resume iOS protocol RE from undisclosed location with significantly more money.

Roadmap milestones are aspirational targets and not contractual obligations. All milestones prior to Q2 2026 are subject to change. The Q2 2026 "Rugpull" milestone is the only milestone the team considers non-negotiable. In the event that the founder cannot be reached, investors should assume the project has concluded successfully (for the founder). The idevice Coin team (currently one person) reserves the right to go offline without notice, effective immediately upon completion of the final milestone.

The Whitepaper

Peer-reviewed by at least two people on Discord.

Abstract

idevice Coin (iDVC) proposes a novel consensus mechanism we call Proof of Protocol (PoP), wherein block validators must demonstrate successful reverse engineering of a previously undocumented Apple device service protocol. This elegantly solves two problems: (1) it makes mining useful, and (2) it finally gives protocol reverse engineers a financial incentive beyond "internet clout."

The iDVC network achieves consensus through a DAG-based mempool (we read about this on Wikipedia), a SHA-3 hashing function (sounds more secure than SHA-2), and vibes-based finality. Transactions are confirmed once the founder has had his morning Coke Zero.

We anticipate a 420x return within 67 days of listing, based on absolutely no financial modeling whatsoever.

Section 7.4 - Founder Rights: The founding team retains irrevocable rights to liquidate their full token position at any time without prior notice to the community, the DAO (if formed), or any exchange listing the token. The whitepaper's projected returns are not forecasts. The word "anticipate" was chosen specifically because it has no legal meaning. By reading this whitepaper you confirm you have read section 7.4, which you have now read. The founding team's exit constitutes "a successful conclusion of the initial liquidity event" and not a "rugpull" as that term implies malicious intent, which we categorically deny in advance.

Questions You Might Have

Answers from our legal and financial team (also me).

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In case this is your first time on the internet, this is a joke. No crypto, no presale, no financial advice. Please do not invest in random internet coins. Also, if this was real, I would most definitely rugpull this coin.