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Sometimes CT is a little slow to pick up on alpha and I think : - ) is a perfect example of this. This is bigger than just onboarding the creator of a meme. Here is why I'm so bullish on this.. -Scott is a professor emeritus of Computer Science at a University that is tied for #1 in the national rankings for Computer Science, students there are recruited to some of the top tech companies (including OpenAI). CMU is EXTREMELY prestigious. -He created the first emoticon in 1982. His work is cemented in history and paved the way for the emojis we all love and use everyday. -He has fully endorsed the token by putting the CA on his official .edu website and is planning to donate the rewards to a local charity, and he burned his 3% that was sent to him by the dev. I think there will be a major repricing once people realize how huge this is. You're not bullish enough, I promise : - ) 9mogtCxcCvSqyyCkt1eAG4Tg5jjFfDDQPiGg3mMWpump

$Helios is blowing up on X & quite literally everywhere & its INSANE. He Open sourced a mobile app that lets you command an orbital reflector satellite to beam sunlight onto any GPS location -- straight from your phone. You literally point your phone at a spot on Earth, tap capture, and an orbital satellite redirects sunlight there - DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND. This is already blowing up everywhere like nothing before but I also expect some big catalysts soon e.g. @elonmusk & so on. 100% of fees have been sent to him & locked so he can use funding to build $Helios the sky is the limit - @joedhawan has been reached out to 🫶 x.com/search?q=helio… x.com/dom_lucre/stat… FYI I GOT IN CONTACT W HIM - His old github got disabled ( Probably literally an overflow ) If he decides to claim he will join com & explain everything :) Ev5QyxMuk75PA3fdTvgH3wDcGyHU1LmbKwyL8QThpump

It was Sept. 19, 1982, when Carnegie Mellon research professor Dr. Scott Fahlman created the first emoticon. #ThrowbackThursday :-o

🚨Space nerds are going to lose their minds. @joedhawan just open sourced a mobile app that lets you command an orbital reflector satellite to beam sunlight onto any GPS location -- straight from your phone. No ground station. No NASA credentials. No six-figure hardware budget. It's called Helios. Here's what this thing actually does: → Point your camera at any location and lock coordinates with a precision reticle overlay → Bundles your GPS data with each capture and transmits it directly to the satellite endpoint → Connects via WebSocket or HTTP to any compatible satellite control server → Runs a fully simulated demo mode so you can test without real hardware → Saves endpoint credentials locally across sessions -- zero login required → Ships with in-app docs, setup guides, FAQ, and full protocol reference Here's the wildest part: Built entirely with React Native and Expo Go. No native builds. No complex toolchains. One codebase targeting both iOS and Android. You literally point your phone at a spot on Earth, tap capture, and an orbital satellite redirects sunlight there. That sentence shouldn't be real in 2026. But here we are. 100% Open Source. No login required. (Link in the comments)