ZITELLA Gold Coin pushed on Solana Sept. 15

Guido7o used an X post dated Sept. 1 to promote “ZITELLA GOLD COIN MMXXVI” on Solana and attach a Sept. 15 deadline to the effort. The post framed the token as a decentralized alternative to Bitcoin and called for public debates with Michael Saylor and Grant Cardone, naming both men directly. (x.com) The promotion appears to be a social-media push around a Solana-based token rather than a disclosed financing, exchange listing or corporate launch. (x.com) The X post included a Solana link, but the available material reviewed did not show an accompanying white paper, corporate filing or formal project documentation beyond the post itself. ### What exactly was posted on Sept. 1? The Sept. 1 X post from Guido7o promoted “ZITELLA GOLD COIN MMXXVI” by name and tied it to Solana. The post also set Sept. 15 as a deadline and challenged Saylor and Cardone to public debates. (x.com) The wording matters because the post did more than mention a token. It tried to position the coin against Bitcoin, using named crypto and business personalities to amplify attention around the pitch. (x.com) ### Why were Michael Saylor and Grant Cardone named? Michael Saylor is executive chairman of Strategy and is one of the best-known corporate advocates for Bitcoin. Strategy’s investor materials say the company held 845,050 bitcoin as of Sept. 2, and Saylor’s public-facing bitcoin page describes Bitcoin as a global savings technology. (x.com) Grant Cardone runs Cardone Capital and has also linked his brand to Bitcoin. Cardone Capital’s website markets a real estate-and-Bitcoin investment product, and Grant Cardone’s main site describes him as founder of Cardone Capital and Cardone Training Technologies. (x.com) Those two names gave the post recognizable targets from outside Solana meme-coin circles. The material reviewed did not show either Saylor or Cardone responding to the Sept. 1 challenge. (strategy.com) ### What is verifiable about the Solana angle? Solana describes itself as a network for payments, crypto applications and internet capital markets. That means a token can be created and promoted on the chain without the kind of corporate structure that would accompany a public company launch. (cardonecapital.com) The Sept. 1 post included a Solana link, which is the clearest on-record connection between the promotion and the blockchain. Independent search results reviewed for this story surfaced Solana market trackers and token directories, but they did not establish broader project details for ZITELLA beyond the social-media promotion. (x.com) ### Is there evidence of a broader project behind the post? Searches for “ZITELLA GOLD COIN MMXXVI” returned limited public information beyond the X post and generic Solana token-tracking pages. (solana.com) The available material did not show an official issuer website, governance documentation, audited code repository or regulatory filing tied to the token name. That leaves the Sept. 1 post as the central verified document for the promotion. In practical terms, the public record reviewed here supports that a token was pushed on X with a Solana link, a Sept. 15 deadline and named debate challenges, but not much more. (x.com) ### What happens next on Sept. 15? Sept. 15 is the only forward date stated in the Sept. 1 post. The next concrete step for anyone tracking the story is whether Guido7o posts again, whether a debate invitation is answered by Saylor or Cardone, or whether additional project material appears through the Solana link referenced in the original post. (x.com)