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The wards
Severe rural neglect. Medical abuse under Munchausen by proxy. Pills meant to make a boy quiet. They made a rebel instead.
Volume I · A memoir · 2026
Origins of a Demon
Forged in trauma, hunted by power. One outlaw’s fight for survival and defiance.
Prefer print? Amazon has the paperback and hardcover.First edition. Published by NFT Demon Holdings LLC. The whole book is free. Nothing after this volume is decided.
A note from the author
I’m not cut out for this publishing shit.
I gave the book business an honest shot, and it turns out the industry and I were never going to get along. But this story was never going to fit on a sales page anyway.
This is the one that matters — the backstory the file never had. It needs to be there for the generations coming up behind us, the ones who rise up, so they can see exactly how the machine builds a person, and what it looks like when that person refuses to break. So Volume I is free. The whole book. Audiobook, PDF, EPUB — and the spinoff with it. Take it, share it, hand it to whoever needs it next. If it lands and you want to send something back, the doors are one section down.
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One thing on the Amazon copies: they are more of a courtesy than a business — two to three dollars a copy comes back to me. If you want to send something, direct is the better way. But if you want a physical book, by all means order Origins of a Demon or Burn It Down — and leave the review either way.
Dedication
To Dominique, our lost child, and everyone who survived the ice without a map.
What it is
The backstory the investigations never had.
The book opens sometime in the future, on a stage, with a question the men who kept the file still cannot answer. Then it goes backward. Past the name. Past the campaigns. Into a life that did not leave a clean trail.
02
The frozen van
Minnesota winter. A passenger van. A heater that quit. No house. The ice the dedication is talking about.
03
Detroit
Cass Corridor, mid-2000s. The street name was Fuzzbuster. Dominique. Cancer. An ambush. Grief, exile, a psychedelic rebirth.
Origins of a Demon is an unfiltered account of institutional violence, the underworld, and what is left when a system tries to break someone and builds a demon instead. It is not a brand deck. It is the only volume written.
From the book
Read him before you decide what he is.
Three openings. The full book is free below — audiobook, PDF, and EPUB.
Chapter · The Frozen Van
Cold does not negotiate.
Cold does not negotiate, and it does not care who you think you are. Minnesota in the dead of winter will take a family that already has nothing and grind that nothing down until the only thing left is breath you can see and metal you cannot touch without pain.
We were in an old passenger van with a heater that coughed, rattled, and then gave up. My mother, my brother, my sister, and me. No house. No backup plan that actually worked. Just a rolling icebox parked wherever we would not get towed for a few hours.
Rural winter homelessness is quieter than the picture on the news. There is no steam grate. There is a two-lane road and a van that conducts the cold the way a skillet conducts heat.
Early pages
They wanted a quiet boy.
Humor was not just a hobby. It was survival gear. If I sat still, the drugs would win. So I became the class clown, because laughter was the only thing that could shock me awake.
They tried to turn me into a docile, medicated ghost before I even had the chance to figure out who I was. They wanted a quiet boy who would sit in the corner, swallow his medicine, and never make a sound. Instead, they built the foundation for a rebel.
He names it in the book as Munchausen by proxy: a parent’s story, a fifteen-minute prescription, and a child with no attorney in the room.
Prologue · Sometime in the future
What created Jeremy NoFucks Ryan?
The first thing I notice when I reach the podium is that I cannot see where the people end. Waterfront Park is packed. For once, the city looks like it belongs to the people who live in it.
After all these years, that is the part we never had. We had investigations and records. We never really had the backstory. What created Jeremy NoFucks Ryan?
The prologue is a frame, set sometime in the future. It is not a news report. The memoir that follows is the backstory the frame is asking for.
The spinoff
Burn It Down
The Blueprint to Fire the Entire Political Class
The prologue of Origins of a Demon is the only fictional chapter — a speech, sometime in the future, in front of a movement called Burn It Down. This book is the answer to the obvious question: what would that movement actually look like?
Not a party. Not a candidate. A non-partisan operational blueprint. Congress sits at ten percent approval while over ninety percent of incumbents stroll back into office every cycle — because the machine runs on wedge issues, donor cash, and manufactured division. Burn It Down is the tactical manifesto to unify voters, purge incumbents, and reclaim the whole thing.
01
The cartel
Ten percent approval. Ninety percent reelected. The incumbency machine is the product, and the two parties are just its competing franchises.
02
The compact
Universal term limits. Absolute financial transparency. Genuine accountability. The demands the vast majority already agree on.
03
The purge
Weaponize the ballot box and fire every sitting politician, state and federal. If the replacement class refuses to deliver, fire them too.
The arc, in order: The Theater of Hatred · The Incumbency Cartel · The Wedge Issue Business Model · The Ghost Docket · The Oligarchy Study · Manufacturing the Narrative · The Controlled Opposition Playbook · The Jeffrey Epstein Protection Mechanism · Human Warehouses · The Cross-Aisle Compact · Day One Mandates · The Four-Year Stopwatch · The Second Wave · The Living Republic
From the spinoff
The plan, straight from the page.
Three passages. Free in full, same as Volume I.
Chapter one · The Theater of Hatred
Walter is every town.
Walter Griffin spent thirty-four years working the assembly line at an auto parts manufacturing plant in Canton, Ohio, until the corporate board figured out they could fuck his entire community over by shipping those jobs to Guanajuato.
Walter was not an ideological theorist or an academic analyst. He was a working-class man who watched his neighborhood rot from the inside out while politicians promised him salvation every twenty-four months. In the nineteen-nineties, Democrats told him that free trade agreements would lift everyone up, which turned out to be a total fucking lie that gutted his pension. In the two-thousands, Republicans told him that corporate tax cuts would bring the factories back, which was an equally disgusting crock of shit designed to line executive pockets while Canton turned to rust. By the time the plant locked its gates for good in 2011, Walter finally realized that neither wing of the ruling establishment cared if he lived or starved.
Every chapter opens with a person, not a statistic. Walter is Canton, Ohio. He is also inner-city Baltimore, rural Kentucky, and South Central Los Angeles.
Chapter · The Incumbency Cartel
The scoreboard is public.
Ninety-four percent of sitting federal politicians who run for their seats get handed their jobs right back, while the American public registers an eighty-five to ninety percent disapproval rating of the entire legislative branch. That is not a functional democracy; that is a protected criminal cartel running a political monopoly.
If you ran any legitimate company on earth and ninety percent of your customer base told you to go fuck yourself because your service was worthless, you would be bankrupt inside a month. In Washington, you get handed an eight-million-dollar war chest, a fresh press packet, and twenty more years to sell out the public interest.
The core number of the whole book. Everyone keeps playing anyway.
Chapter · Day One Mandates
The ninety-day strike.
Normal people deal with reality in real time. Yet the moment a newly elected class of politicians unpacks their bags in Washington, they expect everyone to forget basic human survival skills and accept glacial bureaucratic rot as a virtue. That entire excuse is complete fucking garbage, and our collective refusal to tolerate it any longer is where real systemic destruction begins.
Across all fifty states, everyday citizens who disagree on a dozen cultural questions share an identical, urgent demand: tackle the corruption, fix the physical infrastructure, and end predatory healthcare gouging right fucking now.
The replacement class gets a stopwatch, not a honeymoon. Ninety days to move, or the second wave starts forming.
The autobiography
One volume is written. The rest is blank.
Volume I is free in full. Burn It Down is a spinoff, not Volume II. Volumes II through X have no titles and no dates.
The author
Jeremy NoFucks Ryan
NFT Demon · Segway Jeremy
I was born August 29, 1988, in Dubuque, Iowa. The country met me in 2011 inside the Wisconsin State Capitol, on a Segway, filming an occupation the building had been locked to hide. I founded Defending Wisconsin PAC, ran for secretary of state, the Assembly, and twice in Republican primaries against Paul Ryan.
A jacket, a raid, sixteen months, and a plea the government said was not a terrorism conviction. A federal judge called me uncontrollable. Before any of that became a headline I had already survived brain cancer, and the recovery left me able to draw.
In 2021, under the name NFT Demon, I minted six major collections and was written up as the largest artist on BNB Chain. A blockchain review found Eminem’s wallet on that chain holding three NFTs. All three were mine. In 2024 I sued X Corp. after seven accounts were suspended — including a cancer-community project with a waitlist. I was not interested in being grateful.
Today I run NFT Demon Holdings LLC from San Diego: blockchain, AI, and quantum work that is supposed to ship, six products built in the house, and Patrol Crypto. The consulting site is the firm. This page is the life the firm was built on top of.
On the record
They already wrote the headlines. The book is the rest.
- Congressional candidate releases a new campaign video while intoxicated.
- The record: Capitol protests, NFT Demon, and the name Segway Jeremy.
- Political activist, perennial candidate, and the Segway years.
- How he built the NFT work after the cancer.
- How Jeremy Ryan became the world’s biggest NFT artist on the BNB Chain.
- The only NFT artist whose collections sat in Eminem’s BNB Chain wallet.
- NFT artist sues X for suspending his accounts and wrecking the business.
- NFT Demon Holdings launches a blockchain, AI, and quantum practice.
- Jane King interviews him on Super Gremlin Society and the cancer that preceded the art.
- The firm, on the record: consulting that is supposed to ship, not deck.
The longer list lives at nftdemon.com. The 2024 complaint is Ryan v. X Corp., Northern District of California.
The person, not the file
A few frames he kept.
The suit says the part the speeches would not. 
Under the machines. Again. 
With Tommy Chong. 
The dogs were never a bit. The collections came after. 
A chair. A joke. A city that tried to file him. 
Tint Tek. Madison. The billboard years. 
He did not come to be polite. 
San Diego. Still not alone. 
NoFucks, not just his legal middle name, his lifestyle.
Start with volume one
They built the file. He wrote the origin.
The whole book is free. Nothing after this volume is scheduled.
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