Fibonacci Money Spread
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About
The Fibonacci Money Spread, also known as the Fibonacci Sequence Money Spread or the Golden Ratio Money Spread, refers to a photo of a Black guy doing a spiral-shaped money spread at a pool party that completed the Golden Ratio from the Fibonacci sequence. The photo went viral on Twitter / X and Instagram in early 2025, spawning several redraws. The original photo allegedly came from a since-deleted Instagram user named @ftoyungpop2315.
Origin
On January 9th, 2025, X[1] user @hrdevrythng posted a photo of a guy doing a money spread at a pool party. The spread is in a spiral shape. He's seen wearing a white T-shirt, jeans and blue shoes. Over three months, the photo received over 40.5 million views and 75,000 likes (shown below).
X[2] users alleged that the guy pictured was named @ftoyungpop2315 on Instagram.[3] Similar claims were made in the comment section of an Instagram[4] post by @hoodville on January 11th. @ftoyungpop2315's page is currently unavailable for unknown reasons.
Spread
On January 9th, 2025, X[5] user @1shoryuken quote tweeted the abovementioned post, attaching an image that added the Golden Ratio diagram to the money spread, gaining over 629,000 likes in three months (shown below).
On January 10th, X[6] user @tavin__11 posted a redraw with Steel Ball Run character Gyro Zeppeli, gaining over 13,000 likes in three months (shown below).
On January 11th, 2025, Instagram[4] user @hoodville posted a screenshot of their own tweet, which captioned the original photo, "The Band Bender," in reference to Avatar: The Last Airbender. Over three months, the post gained over 287,500 likes (shown below).
On January 15th, 2025, X[7] user @lawendiga318 posted a redraw with Yakuza character Kazuma Kiryu, gaining over 6,300 likes in three months (shown below).
Iterations of the meme continued in the following months. For instance, on February 8th, X[8] user @Spudoof posted fan art of the original image, gaining over 87,000 likes in two months (shown below).
Iterations and memes continued on X[9] in April 2025.
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[1] X – @hrdevrythng
[2] X – @slimefaracks_
[3] Instagram – deleted @ftoyungpop2315
[4] Instagram – @hoodville
[5] X – @1shoryuken
[6] X – @tavin__11
[7] X – @lawendiga318
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