Morti, from mòr·ti— originates from the cryptic amalgamation of two essential truths: death (mortis) and life. It represents both the end of the bear market and the rebirth of the bull. Morti is not just a name; it is a declaration, a promise of market resurgence. It’s the death knell for those who profit from despair and the anthem of those who still believe in the bull’s triumphant charge.

Before he became the leader of an economic revolution, Morti was just a whisper in the meme underground, a digital entity molded by the endless battle between bears and bulls. His true origins are shrouded in legend, but it is said that Morti was born out of the collective hope of traders longing for bullish revival. His eyes glowed with the charts of a thousand green candles, and his laugh echoed with the sound of short-sellers trembling.

Morti's most crucial mission lies ahead. He has declared, “Death to the bear,” and vowed to raise an army—a legion of Mortians—who will march beside him in this financial crusade. His recruits are traders, memelords, and true believers, armed with faith in the inevitable return of green candles.