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RT @_Crrown: 🚨 Breaking: Fivecast Episode 2 is OUT! Ever wonder why @SonicLabs is the builder's dream? We spill the beans. it's FeeM that…

Have you noticed how there are specific people on CT who are consistently bearish just before it rips and bullish just before it dips? Legends. This a spot market, sit on spot and chill your beans.

this is gonna be an ultra schizo $tibbir tweet 1. Ribbit Hole has a rule: "no specific dates" 2. I will break this rule for a speculation on stealth exit 3. if you sell in case I'm wrong u no real frog SO. By now, you must know that @mickymalka & Ribbit Cap are the biggest stealth lore masters. @RibbitCapital led @crossmint's investment round earlier this year (Q1). Crossmint founders follow the TIBBIR X account. Micky follows the TIBBIR X account (ofc). What if @startupspike spilled the beans? "Follow the white rabbit, follow the green frog, 33." What if 33 is - week 33 - this year (yes this year, @ribbita2025 is not ribbita2026 lol) is the launch week? schizo confluence: - @ribbita2012 Q3 launch tweet (manual prompt) - Micky Malka 's $tibbir launch PFP (bit forced but leg 8, finger 11, 08.11, first day of week 33, also 10+11+12 = 33... all this while the price is being compressed and the chart is gearing up for its biggest breakout ever... (again, if it's week 33 yet nothing happens, and you sell cuz you're impatient, you are not worthy to make it big) "Conviction is one of the most important traits, I think for any human." - Micky 🐸🕳️

Metrics Ventures Market Observation: Happy to see the $#Waves of rice and beans There will be a potential pulse market for $ETH in the future.

🚨🇺🇸 HUBBLE’S OLD PHOTOS EXPOSE A LONELY ROGUE PLANET DRIFTING IN SPACE Astronomers just pulled off a cosmic detective story, using dusty 1997 Hubble snapshots to help confirm a rogue planet, OGLE-2023-BLG-0524, floating through space with no star for company. The planet crashed the spotlight in May 2023 thanks to a freaky 8-hour microlensing event, where gravity turned it into a natural magnifying glass and briefly lit it up for telescopes on Earth. By sheer luck, Hubble had photographed the same patch of sky 25 years earlier while spying on a different cosmic show, letting scientists check for a hidden star buddy near the planet - and they found nothing bright enough to spill the beans. The rogue world could be anywhere from Earth-sized to Saturn-sized, depending on its galactic address, and its discovery proves old space photos are treasure maps waiting for new clues, while future telescopes like Webb and Roman might finally tell us how many starless planets are wandering the Milky Way like cosmic hitchhikers. Source: Universe Today, Phys