too many tabs.
not enough trees.

A number. Forest edits. A guy in a green hat. A very online urge to go outside.

01 / what does 141 mean?

1 = A. 4 = D. 1 = A. Anti Deforestation Action. That's what the name means here: an appreciation for forests, a refusal to treat every patch of green as disposable, and a memecoin built around that feeling.

02 / from the forest to the feed

The starting point was TikTok: mountain clips, woodland edits, escape-the-scroll humour and 141 in the captions. The community behind this project sees the posts spreading and more people finding the same corner of the internet. The shared mood is simple: tired of the noise. Want to be outside.

That's the viral story behind $141. This coin is our take on that culture; it doesn't own the hashtag or represent every person using it.

The examples below are part of the project's inspiration. They aren't evidence of token adoption, and we haven't verified an overall growth rate or audience size for this particular trend.

03 / the Unabomber connection, in context

Some of the surrounding online discussion also references Ted Kaczynski, known as the Unabomber. The community's account connects some renewed interest to Netflix's recent Unabomber release. Netflix describes that release as a dramatized film, rather than a documentary; its role in spreading 141 hasn't been independently established.

In that discussion, some people say they relate to concerns about technological dependence, alienation and damage to nature while rejecting his actions. Those concerns can be discussed without accepting his ideology or treating him as a role model.

Kaczynski carried out a bombing campaign that killed and injured people. This page does not endorse him, his violence, or his proposed violent response to society. Environmental protection here means peaceful action and accountable support for conservation.

04 / the guy in the hat

Snufkin brings the wandering, nature-loving side of the idea. The Moomin character is the guy who makes a forest stop feel better than another notification. Our fan-made chat gives that mood a voice: a little quiet, a little mischief, and absolutely no price predictions.

The Algiz rune is the project's chosen logo. Mossy colours, scrappy notes and a broken-looking desktop complete the scene. The messy web style is intentional. Forests aren't corporate presentations.

05 / where the meme goes next

$141 allocates 100% of its creator fees to Rainforest Trust through Pump.fun’s creator fee distribution. The homepage includes the project-provided allocation screenshot and a link to check the configuration on Pump.fun. The screenshot shows an allocation, not a receipt for completed donations.

Keep the jokes weird. Make the receipts readable.