Jerry is stepping off the timeline and into real life. The project’s first out-of-home push is rolling out across Los Angeles, putting the turtle where the city can’t miss it.

Billboard #1 is live on Ventura Boulevard — one of the Valley’s busiest corridors:
21614 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA 91364

Billboard #2 is slated for the Calabasas area — the backyard of Kardashians, Justin Bieber, and a parade of Hollywood regulars. The exact location will be announced soon (near 23485 Long Valley Rd, Woodland Hills, CA 91364).

Each board will carry the same bold design, reinforcing a single message across high-traffic zones.

This is more than a promo drop; it’s a visibility play designed to turn casual drive-bys into searches, follows, and new community members.

The timing is deliberate. With a tier-1 exchange listing widely anticipated, out-of-home placements give Jerry an IRL awareness spike that can translate into on-chain action the moment new on-ramps open. For a still-lean market cap, that mix of mass exposure and easier access can be catalytic.

The community is part of the plan. Holders in LA are encouraged to snap photos and short clips, share them on socials, and tag official accounts to amplify reach. A consistent visual across multiple sites makes it easier for creators and influencers to stitch together content that travels.

And a shout-out where it’s due: big cheers to community whale Alexander, whose initiative and support helped make the rollout possible. It’s a textbook example of Jerry’s grassroots engine—holders turning conviction into momentum, online and off.

Eyes up, California. The movement is now in plain sight.