Kitsune (狐) in Japanese means “fox.
But it’s much more than just an animal, in Japanese folklore, the kitsune is a mythical, shape-shifting fox often associated with:
Wisdom – said to live for hundreds or thousands of years, growing more powerful with age.
Magic – especially the power to change form, often into beautiful women or monks Inari’s.
messenger – many kitsune serve Inari, the Shinto god of rice, wealth, and prosperity Dual.
nature – they can be benevolent (zenko) or trickster/mischievous (yako)
Kitsune can shape-shift, just like identities on-chain. Wallets act as masks, roles change—builder, trader, founder, follower. Everything stays fluid in the world of DeID.
“In the chain, I am no one. In the code, I am everyone.”
Kitsune are tricksters and messengers, just like the duality on-chain—where degens chase pumps and devs build visions. It's a space of scams and sacred code. Kitsune embodies the balance and reminds us:
intent shapes your experience.
Install MetaMask from the official website, create a new wallet and secure the seed phrase, then transfer ETH to your MetaMask address to buy a token on Ethereum.
Install MetaMask from the official website, create a new wallet and secure the seed phrase, then transfer ETH to your MetaMask address to buy a token on Ethereum.
Connect to a DEX like Uniswap, SushiSwap, or 1inch. Open the DEX website, click 'Connect Wallet', and select MetaMask. Approve in MetaMask to trade.
Select ETH in the 'from' field and your desired token in the 'to' field. Enter the amount, click 'Swap' or 'Exchange,' and confirm in MetaMask
Check your transaction status in MetaMask under 'Activity' or on Etherscan. If the token isn't visible, click 'Assets,', 'Add Token', and enter the contract address.
Kitsune work in shadows, like smart contracts—silent but powerful, running everything behind the scenes. “The fox writes no law. But its pawprint moves the world.”