FJBPPY: Archive and Analysis of FJB Coin, Let's Go Brandon Coin, Freedom Jobs Business Coin, and Patriot Pay Coin
This repository serves as a growing archive and analysis hub for FJB Coin (also known as Let's Go Brandon Coin, Freedom Jobs Business Coin, or Patriot Pay Coin). We collect, organize, and examine publicly available information on these cryptocurrencies, associated organizations (e.g., Let's Go Brandon Coin LLC, Patriot Pay LLC, Warroom LLC), and key stakeholders (e.g., Stephen Bannon, Boris Epshteyn, Grant Tragni, Sarah Abdul). Community-driven and transparent, this repo aims to provide insights into the history, operations, and controversies surrounding FJB Coin and related projects, spanning from the project's inception in October 2021 through ownership changes, donations, exchange listings, voice updates, and the 2026 class-action lawsuit.
- Important Disclaimer
- About the Project
- Key Topics and Keywords
- Data Sources and Collection
- How to Use This Repository
- Contributing
- Related Resources
- License
- Contact
This repository is provided for informational and archival purposes only.
The content collected here consists of publicly available documents, transcripts, timelines, news articles, legal filings, and community-contributed summaries related to FJB Coin (also known as Let's Go Brandon Coin, Freedom Jobs Business Coin / FJB, and Patriot Pay / PPY projects), associated entities, and individuals.
- No financial, legal, or investment advice is expressed or implied. Nothing in this repository should be construed as a recommendation to buy, sell, hold, or avoid any cryptocurrency, token, or investment.
- Accuracy is not guaranteed. While we strive to preserve source material faithfully, transcription errors, incomplete context, outdated information, forged or disputed documents, and subjective summaries may exist. Always verify claims against original sources.
- This is not an official archive of any project, company, individual, or legal proceeding. It is an independent, community-driven collection.
- Legal proceedings are ongoing. As of February 2026, a class-action lawsuit (Barr v. Bannon et al., Case No. 1:26-cv-00452, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia) names several individuals and entities connected to these projects. This repository does not take any position on the merits of that or any other litigation.
- Use at your own risk. Readers, researchers, journalists, and investors assume full responsibility for how they interpret or rely on the materials presented here.
If you believe any content infringes copyright, contains private personal information that should be removed, or is materially false and harmful, please open an issue or contact fjbvoicetranscripts@proton.me with specifics.
We do not endorse, oppose, or represent any party involved in the FJB / Patriot Pay ecosystem.
FJB Coin, short for "Freedom Jobs Business Coin" (commonly referred to as Let's Go Brandon Coin or Patriot Pay Coin), emerged as a cryptocurrency tied to political themes, including anti-Biden sentiments and MAGA-aligned initiatives. This repo aggregates timelines, transcripts, legal documents, publications, and analyses to help users understand the project's evolution—from its disputed founding date in October 2021 (with references to dates like 10-15, 10-21, 10-23, or 10-25), through voice updates on Discord, charitable donations (e.g., to Wounded Warrior Project, Helicopters for Heroes, Semper Fi), exchange listings (e.g., ProBit, WhiteBit, XT, LBank, CoinGecko), ownership transfer to figures like Stephen Bannon and Boris Epshteyn on December 2, 2021, to ongoing developments like the Patriot Pay app and the 2026 federal lawsuit alleging securities fraud.
Our goal is to:
- Collect: Gather scattered public data on FJB Coin, Let's Go Brandon Coin, Freedom Jobs Business Coin, and Patriot Pay Coin.
- Organize: Structure information chronologically and thematically (e.g., ownership changes, donations, exchange listings, voice updates).
- Analyze: Provide community-sourced insights into financial aspects, stakeholder roles, and potential risks.
This is not financial advice—it's a resource for researchers, investors, and the public interested in cryptocurrency transparency, meme coins, and political tokens like FJB Coin.
For easy searching, here are core terms covered in this repo:
- FJB Coin
- Let's Go Brandon Coin
- Freedom Jobs Business Coin
- Patriot Pay Coin
- Stephen Bannon cryptocurrency involvement
- Boris Epshteyn FJB Coin
- Grant Tragni Let's Go Brandon
- Sarah Abdul Patriot Pay
- FJB Coin lawsuit 2026
- Let's Go Brandon Coin scam allegations
- Freedom Jobs Business Coin analysis
- Patriot Pay Coin timeline
- Cryptocurrency fraud investigations
- MAGA crypto projects
- Political meme coins
Explore folders like /transcripts/, /publications/, and /filings/ for detailed records.
All data in this repository has been crowdsourced by community members from public sources, including:
- Web archives (e.g., Wayback Machine captures of fjbcoin.org and related sites)
- Legal filings (e.g., court documents from the 2026 FJB Coin lawsuit, including the complaint and summonses)
- Transcripts of voice updates and podcasts (primarily from Discord, covering 2021-2025)
- Publications from outlets like Newsweek, The Gateway Pundit, Bloomberg Law, Reuters, Gizmodo, RawStory, FinanceFeeds, and The Bulwark
- Timelines of events (e.g., ownership changes, role changes for key figures, donations totaling over $58,000 by December 2021, giveaways, significant events like the abandonment of the Patriot Pay trademark in 2025)
The repo consists almost entirely of text files (e.g., summaries, timelines) to keep size manageable. Full referenced files (e.g., audio, PDFs, images) are available upon request via email to fjbvoicetranscripts@proton.me, assuming they are publicly accessible.
We prioritize verifiable, non-speculative information. Contributions are reviewed for accuracy. If you have new data on FJB Coin, Let's Go Brandon Coin, Freedom Jobs Business Coin, or Patriot Pay Coin, see the Contributing section.
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Browse Folders:
/transcripts/: Summaries and references to voice updates related to FJB Coin developments (e.g., holder counts, exchange listings, major news teases)./publications/: News articles and analyses on Let's Go Brandon Coin and stakeholders (e.g., announcements of Bannon and Epshteyn's involvement)./filings/: Legal documents, including the 2026 class-action complaint and summonses against defendants like Stephen K. Bannon and Patriot Pay LLC./timelines/: Chronological overviews of Freedom Jobs Business Coin events, from 2021 founding disputes to 2026 lawsuit filings.
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Search: Use GitHub's search bar with keywords like "FJB Coin donation" or "Bannon Patriot Pay."
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Clone the Repo: git clone https://github.com/AccountableArtichoke/fjbppy.git
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Request Full Files: For complete media (e.g., audio files, full webpages), email fjbvoicetranscripts@proton.me with the relevant UUID or reference.
This repo thrives on community input! If you have information about FJB Coin, Let's Go Brandon Coin, Freedom Jobs Business Coin, Patriot Pay Coin, or related entities:
- Fork the repo.
- Create a branch:
git checkout -b feature/new-data. - Add your files (e.g., new transcripts or analyses).
- Commit:
git commit -m "Add new FJB Coin timeline entry". - Push:
git push origin feature/new-data. - Open a Pull Request with a clear description.
Guidelines:
- Cite sources (e.g., URLs, dates).
- Avoid unsubstantiated claims—focus on facts.
- Respect privacy and legal boundaries.
We welcome contributions from researchers, journalists, and affected investors. For updates or suggestions, email fjbvoicetranscripts@proton.me.
These external links may provide additional context (as of February 2026 — check for updates):
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CourtListener docket for Barr v. Bannon et al.
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/689xxxxx/barr-v-bannon/ (replace with actual case link when available) -
Bloomberg Law coverage (Feb 13, 2026)
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/class-action/bannon-trump-aide-sued-over-lets-go-brandon-coin-promotion -
Reuters article (Feb 13, 2026)
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/bannon-epshtyn-hit-with-investor-class-action-over-patriot-pay-cryptocurrency-2026-02-13/ -
The Bulwark analysis
https://www.thebulwark.com/p/steve-bannon-lawsuit-memecoin-fjb -
CoinGecko / CoinMarketCap historical pages (search for FJB or Patriot Pay tokens — many have been delisted)
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Wayback Machine captures of fjbcoin.org, patriotpay.app, and related domains
If you maintain or know of other high-quality archives, investigations, or blockchain analysis threads (e.g. Etherscan / BscScan explorers, on-chain donation tracking), open an issue to suggest additions.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).
You are free to:
- Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
- Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose, even commercially.
Under the following terms:
- Attribution — You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made.
- ShareAlike — If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same license as the original.
Full license text: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode
Individual source documents (news articles, court filings, etc.) may carry their own copyright and should be attributed / linked to their original publishers accordingly.
- Maintainer: Community-driven; contact via issues or email
- Email for Requests/Updates: fjbvoicetranscripts@proton.me
- Issues: Report bugs or suggest features here.
- Discussions: Join the conversation in GitHub Discussions.
For updates on FJB Coin investigations or Patriot Pay Coin news, star this repo!
