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They said it couldn't happen again. They were wrong. On 22 June 2026, Keir Starmer stood outside No. 10 Downing Street — live on television — and quit. Tearful. Humbled. Gone. Less than two years after the biggest Labour landslide in a generation, the 6th Prime Minister in 10 years walked out the door he promised he'd never leave voluntarily. Six. Prime Ministers. Ten. Years. Boris quit. Liz quit (in 45 days). Rishi quit. Now Keir quit. Britain runs through PMs faster than most people run through jobs, and every time it happens, history is made outside that famous black door. $QUIT was born the exact moment Starmer stepped up to that podium. Not before. Not after. Right then. This is the on-chain receipt of a nation that can't stop reshuffling. Andy Burnham is warming up. The transition begins. The memes are writing themselves. $QUIT isn't a prediction — it's a timestamp. A cultural artifact. The coin that launched on the day another PM said "I accept that answer with good grace" and handed over the keys. No roadmaps. No VCs. No promises. Just pure, uncut British political chaos permanently recorded on Solana. The bag is forming. The narrative is live. History won't stop — and neither will we. STARMER OUT. $QUIT IN. LFG. 🇬🇧🚪