Sorry, Not Sorry: A Community-Driven Loris Project Worth Watching

I recently came across a project on Reddit called Sorry—a sad loris twiddling his fingers anxiously, looking apologetic. The artwork instantly caught my attention, and I loved the look of it.

I checked out the linktree and joined the Telegram community, but the chat was locked. At first, I thought, ahhh, here we go again—another project that looks good but ends up being just another pump-and-dump. But when they hit 100 members and unlocked the chat, the vibe completely changed. The community started vibing right away, like we had all known each other for ages.

One of the team members was even creating custom $SORRY loris profile pictures for people in whatever style they wanted. That personal touch made the community feel even more unique and cultish in the best way.

So far, they’ve grown to 170 members, with the launch date still to be announced as they continue working on the project. I actually like this slow-cook approach—it takes the edge off, rather than launching overnight and crashing the next day. I’m sick of those instant pump-and-dump cycles.

This one feels different. The team and community seem solid, and I’ve noticed people from well-established tokens in the TG watching for updates. Definitely looks promising.

Come check it out for yourself 👉🏻👈🏻🥺

https://linktr.ee/Sorry_on_Sol