Once upon a time, there were a bull, a bear, and a frog. They did not dwell in forests or fields, but in an immaterial realm made of charts, coded language, and collective desires: the crypto space. In this suspended kingdom between euphoria and fear, animals become emblems of ancestral forces, protagonists of a new mythology being written before our very eyes.

In Fables, the bull emerges as the central figure: powerful, tireless, a symbol of hope and unwavering faith.

Opposite him, the bear embodies the weight of failure, the fall, the immovable resistance that every journey inevitably encounters.

And then comes the frog, fragile and unexpected, carrying laughter and wonder, the lightness of play and the improbable. Three archetypes that together sketch the tension between ambition and fear, downfall and rebirth, irony and mystery.

The scenes unfolding in this series are modern fables: they do not recount numbers nor merely depict charts, but transform the slogans and myths of crypto culture, Bullrun, To the Moon, All Time High, into surreal visions, suspended between dream and paradox. In this way, the market becomes folklore, a collective narrative capable of revealing the devotion, humor, and fragility of a community that builds meaning and identity through images and metaphors.

As in ancient fables, a moral lies here too: behind the clamor of figures and the immediacy of memes, Fables uncovers the human side of the market, its absurdity, but also its beauty.

It is an invitation to look beyond appearances, to recognize in dreamlike forms a subtler truth: that markets, like stories, are mirrors of ourselves, reflecting our fears, our desires, and our inexhaustible capacity to imagine.