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Malkolm throwing up a peace sign, artist, designer, fighter

Cleveland, OH

COLON
CANCER
KILLER

Built by Malkolm. 22, from Cleveland. Artist, clothing designer, music maker, father. Diagnosed with colon cancer on New Year's Eve. Now he's fighting back.

“Cancer doesn't get to decide
how this ends.”
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The Story

Right as
everything
was starting.

Malkolm designs clothes by hand, makes music, and works on cars. He was about to place his handmade clothing in stores in NYC and LA. An album he'd been working on since June was almost ready to drop. Everything was coming together.

On New Year's Eve, he went to the ER in the worst pain of his life. After days of testing and weeks of waiting, he had major surgery. Parts of his large intestine, small intestine, and appendix were removed. After surgery, the diagnosis came: colon cancer.

Now he's in frequent appointments, often multiple times a week, as doctors monitor whether the cancer has spread to his liver or lungs. They're also evaluating whether he has Lynch syndrome, a hereditary condition that increases cancer risk.

He's sober, fully committed to healing, and doing everything in his power to fight this.

Malkolm in the hospital during recovery, standing and smiling despite bandages and a surgical scar
Malkolm in the hospital post-surgery with a nasal tube

The Mission

What is $CCK?

A Solana meme coin with a mission. Every buy, every hold, every share funds the tools Malkolm is building for cancer patients and their families.

01

Buy $CCK

Get the token on Solana. Join the army.

02

Fund the Fight

Proceeds build free tools for patients.

03

Spread the Word

Every share is a weapon.

Token Details
TokenColon Cancer Killer ($CCK)
NetworkSolana
Price$0.000042
Contract
CCK...placeholder...solana...address

Transparency

Where the money goes.

40%

Medical Bills

Cancer treatment, surgery costs, ongoing appointments and monitoring.

40%
25%

Nutrition

Cancer-supportive diet, supplements, and proper fuel for recovery.

25%
20%

Transportation

Getting to frequent hospital visits, often multiple times a week.

20%
15%

Baby Essentials

Everything needed for his son, arriving in March.

15%

The Arsenal

Tools built from experience.

Not theory. Not promises. Real tools for real fighters, built by someone going through it.

Cancer doesn't
get to decide

how this ends.