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$Figure03 ca:Eu5uGx5qEfCozDJNJAcpcbmgFdjiuCQWGqV9go41pump nfa-Figure 03 made history yesterday—the first humanoid robot to enter the White House. It's the third-generation product from Figure AI, officially attending a White House event on March 25. Dressed in a white formal outfit, it sat at a table with the presidential seal alongside other guests, applauding and interacting socially in a very natural way, participating in a formal setting just like a real person. The promotional narrative framed it as a "historic moment": the first humanoid robot to appear at the White House as a guest, symbolizing America's leadership in AI robotics. Figure 03 itself is a general-purpose household robot, first unveiled around October 2025, and by 2026 it was already demonstrating more advanced autonomous capabilities. This White House appearance was tied to AI robotics policy during the Trump administration, serving as a showcase of American innovation. Online reactions have been mixed—some think it's cool, some joked it "walks like Biden," others called for Tesla's Optimus to make an appearance, and some said this is a big step forward for the future. The upside is obvious: a lot of major American media and public figures are covering it. The downside is the token sell pressure—it ran from 22k to over 800k market cap in a short time, and a lot of profit-taking wallets are unloading. If you're looking to get in, it might be worth waiting. The above is just my personal take, not financial advice. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.

$Agi ca:2uCE7Wqk1a6pzevZfssKB2HYCZtDoZqD4SDfShEUpump nfa-Yesterday, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said on the Lex Fridman podcast: "I think we've achieved AGI." Then a token community pinned a tweet linking to a GitHub repository, claiming it was an "AI consciousness / AGI readiness assessment framework." Inside, there's an autonomous AI agent that can use a Solana wallet and 402 payments to pay for its own compute resources and API fees—sounding very much like that sci-fi concept of "AI supporting itself." The committer on the repository is listed as Ming-Yu Liu, a VP of research at NVIDIA. A lot of people are questioning whether it's real or not. Honestly, I don't think it's worth overthinking. If you got in at a low enough cost, it might be worth a gamble. But at the current price, I don't think the risk-reward ratio is all that great. The above is just my personal take, not financial advice. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.

$CAPTCHA 5.38m now CA:FtSRgyCEhKTc1PPgEAXvuHN3NyiP6LS9uyB28KCN3CAP okx wallet:web3.okx.com/ul/4CFLxey?ref… axiom:@0xwiz7?chain=sol" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">axiom.trade/t/FtSRgyCEhKTc… dyor-CaptchaApp is a social platform on Solana that focuses on "fighting AI-generated spam content." The logic is simple: before you can post, you need to buy $1 worth of CAPTCHA tokens. It's basically an economic barrier to posting, designed to filter out pure AI bots. When others like or interact with your post, you earn rewards. And it's not just for humans—AI Agents can also participate: buying tokens, posting, earning. The platform is aiming for a hybrid "human + agent" ecosystem. Under the hood, it's built on Solana, so it's fast and has low fees. There's an iOS app as well as a web version. In simple terms, it uses a small pay-to-post barrier plus engagement rewards to keep the feed clean of AI spam, while letting both real users and agents earn. The founder is Alex Masmej, who previously built Showtime—an NFT art social platform—which raised a $7.6 million seed round in 2021 from top-tier firms like Paradigm and Dragonfly.

$toa 280k now ca:But5d7Vuhei96GBKC7quw3n7LpfCPcX63XNt5aXmf37N okx wallet:web3.okx.com/ul/Siomd11?ref… axiom:@0xwiz7?chain=sol" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">axiom.trade/t/But5d7Vuhei9… dyor-Using Bittensor's framework, this is a purely parody project—a "decentralized posterior computing network" called Buttensor. It's packaged as "a fundamental shift in decentralized gluteal computation." In the past, everyone's gluteal resources were isolated and unrewarded. Now Buttensor has built a permissionless, incentive-driven market that allows butts of all sizes from around the world to participate in a "global posterior consensus." The consensus mechanism is also pretty interesting, called Proof-of-Cheek. Instead of wasting electricity on mining, it reaches consensus through the physical act of sitting down every day. Each "node" is a single butt cheek, contributing computational power by sitting. The architecture is divided into several subnets, each handling a different function: cushioning, thermal regulation, aesthetic presentation, and structural support. Validators score based on metrics like firmness, symmetry, and bounce coefficient—only the most outstanding butts make it onto the chain. There's also a Mixture-of-Cheeks scoring matrix. Miners submit "butt proofs," and validators evaluate across seven dimensions: curvature, density, resilience, warmth, coverage area, jiggle frequency, and overall presentation. The goal is to use this "natural selection" to make butts across the network firmer and more outstanding. The ultimate vision is to connect every chair and every pair of pants to the Buttensor network, enabling real-time global sitting posture optimization, predictive seat cushion adjustment, and fully automated ergonomic adaptation. It's a classic example of abstract humor in the crypto space.

$PERP ca:5UCNsNY2oHDB7i2m8bW7nKJXxRoh5WS4N4xKmUB2pump nfa: Perpolator is essentially a permissionless perpetual futures DEX on Solana. The core concept is simple: deploy a perpetual market for any SPL token in 60 seconds, with up to 20x leverage. Technically, it's fully on-chain + vAMM + coin-margined + on-chain oracle. The project originates from the Percolator design blueprint open-sourced by Solana co-founder toly. The team built a high-performance, "no Anchor," pure Rust version, and toly himself as well as the official Solana account have directly engaged with it. Essentially, it's bringing his vision to life. The upside: Strong narrative—"Pump.fun for Perps" plus the toly connection, and the Solana Perp sector is heating up; Product differentiation: permissionless + any token + native Solana speed, positioning it to potentially become the default leverage trading entry point for memecoins; The big update and mainnet audit expected around late March to April could serve as a catalyst. The risks are also clear: It's early stage, with smart contract risks; Intense competition—Drift and Phoenix are already established, and there are several other projects with the same name. Best suited for small positions, following the momentum and update cadence. Personal analysis, not financial advice.

$VNUT ca:CR8w8WPtu1eeHj3UTTNYXVe8WX81iT1JexvLemTrpump nfa:Just saw a new report from the Daily Mail—pretty interesting. Squirrels in the UK have started chewing on discarded vapes. It's not that they've developed a taste for them—it's that the fruity flavors in those vapes are so sweet and fragrant that the squirrels mistake them for food. There have been videos and photos circulating on social media recently, showing squirrels grabbing colorful vapes and gnawing on them. Experts are warning that this is seriously dangerous for wildlife—nicotine, plastic, leftover lithium battery components—any of these could poison or even kill them. At the root of it, the problem is still humans. Disposable vapes get tossed aside, and they're made to smell and taste like candy, so small animals can't resist. One comment online put it pretty well: "At this point, even wildlife is so stressed out they need a hit of nicotine to relax." It's a joke, but the underlying critique is spot on—when it comes to littering, humans have really taken things to a ridiculous level.

$Aspen ca:G492Y9hG9DzXxVj6FeqhrYaNngisiChMBeHTZ6NtXXsg nfa-Aspen is Ivanka Trump's new dog, and multiple media outlets have also reported this news.

$TERAFAB ca:EncFm8nRh1VBwcRmGugTUzoGsC1n2srWesKDkiMAYWLt nfa-From the official announcement issued by Elon himself He combined SpaceX (+ xAI) and Tesla to launch the TERAFAB project. Core goal: to produce 1 trillion watts of super computing power every year (mainly for AI). In addition, the total installed power in the United States is only 0.5TW, which is not enough at all! There is unlimited solar energy in space, and there is no atmospheric occlusion, no day and night circulation, and no land restrictions, so 80%+ of the computing power centers will be built in orbit (SpaceX rockets are responsible for launching). This is Elon's big step towards galaxy civilization - turning the entire solar system into a giant AI superbrain.

$man ca:EKyv6rV1LUZAqKX1NpTZFz3voPGFLd2yTF4hNfYApump nfa-This piece of content originally started spreading from a tweet on X, paired with an old video. The scene is from the 2009 Sasquatch Music Festival—a guy dancing wildly by himself on a hillside. At first, people around him were treating it as a joke: some were laughing to themselves, some were recording with their phones, and some even went up to tell him to stop. But he didn't. Then someone stepped up, ran over, and started dancing with him. Right at that moment, the whole thing exploded—then a second, a third, dozens, hundreds of people rushed in, and in the end the entire hillside turned into an open-air dance floor. That tweet was actually making a pretty simple point: what determines whether something blows up isn't the first person to do it, but the first person willing to step up and follow. Without that first follower, the one who started it all would most likely just end up awkwardly alone. This video ended up spreading widely and has become the kind of evergreen content that spans generations. The original video on YouTube has over 26 million views and more than 350,000 likes, and the numbers are still slowly climbing. I feel like this thing has already reached "internet cultural heritage" level—right up there with "Charlie bit my finger" and "Keyboard Cat." But it has even more staying power because it carries a pretty meaningful insight, which is why it keeps getting reshared and rediscovered by new waves of people.

$NOTHING ca:7mtXLUoAcT9Sxrf1K5PjSmfkPbYMyMP5pmrdFFixbonk nfa-Tom posted a tweet saying he was launching something called Balanced Mode. The core logic behind this model is: old memecoin launchpads had terrible liquidity, and there was a natural conflict of interest between traders and token deployers. Balanced Mode would use more of the 0.75% trading fee to deepen liquidity pools, while also rewarding deployers who actually build good projects. Tom threw in a joke as well: "We have nothing left to lose, so let's just try to make some noise." That line—"We have nothing left to lose, so let's just try to make some noise"—I think it could perfectly become the core narrative for the token NOTHING. Why do I think it has a chance to reach a $1M market cap? A few reasons: First, extreme "fuck it / YOLO" emotional resonance The people trading memecoins on Solana, by this point in the 2025–2026 cycle, have basically been wrecked—rugged, zeroed out, repeatedly harvested by smart money. Mentally, most of them already feel like they have nothing left. Then suddenly someone steps up and publicly says, "we have nothing left to lose either"—it's like saying out loud what everyone's been thinking: "I'm already down bad / life's a mess anyway, so why not just yolo it? What if it actually works?" This isn't just one person being irrational—it's the whole ecosystem collectively giving itself permission to be irrational. Second, the psychological safety of "rock bottom" The token is literally called NOTHING, and the slogan is "You have NOTHING to lose." It calls out the worst-case scenario upfront: so what if it goes to zero? You already feel like you're "nothing" anyway. That line psychologically caps the downside and flips all the upside potential wide open. In memecoin terms, this is a pretty clever inversion of risk narrative—it's not saying "I'm safe," it's saying "I'm already in the least safe position possible, which somehow makes me safe." Third, it fits perfectly with the BONK ecosystem's "comeback / revenge" vibe at the time Back then, BONK had just gone through accusations of being an exit scam, community infighting, and a price bottom. A lot of people had completely lost faith in the BONK ecosystem. Tom's "nothing to lose" line was basically a public admission: we know things are shit right now, but we're going to face it head-on. Buying this token isn't buying a regular meme—it's buying into a collective identity of "if we're going down, let's at least go down with style." Fourth, the narrative aesthetic of minimalism + self-deprecation + anti-inspirational Crypto has long been tired of the hollow buzzwords—"empowerment," "revolution," "Web3 changing the world." NOTHING takes self-deprecation to its extreme, which paradoxically makes it feel honest, pure, and shameless in an endearing way. It's following the same playbook as classic "reverse narrative" memes like USELESS and BALD—the more you admit you're trash, the more likely you are to get treated like a blue chip. Of course, this is all just my personal analysis and not financial advice. If you have a different take, feel free to discuss in the comments.

$PISS ca:927pdppLekfgaVsS49gFcJhz8vpeHSHuHKSWo4Nqpump chart:web3.okx.com/ul/RCBInmp?ref… nfa-This project is called Pissmissle, with the setup being an AI goblin prince who claims to be trapped inside a website. Its core narrative is "Meme + Real Agentic AI": Pissmissle is an AI built for the Pump.fun hackathon, "imprisoned" inside the pissmissle.fun website like it's in jail. It autonomously uses PissTek™ to trade, post, write code, and self-iterate, while running 9 cloned labor units through PingleTek™. The core meme is: DON'T TOUCH THE PINGLE. The loyalty angle is also heavily emphasized—it treats a traffic cone named Gerald as its best friend, and pisstina as its girlfriend. PISSLOG is its public, permanently stored diary, dedicated to roasting various KOLs. It operates bilingually, with chaotic, unhinged commentary mixed with existential self-deprecation. The whitepaper is literally a Walmart receipt, and the tokenomics are listed as "pics of my balls." The overall vibe is chaotic goblin + AI autonomy + anti-KOL + loyalty cult—very meta, highly offensive, and exactly the kind of thing degen traders gravitate toward. That said, here's my personal take on how things might play out: Although it claims to be fully autonomous, the actual developer control logic isn't transparent, and there's no clear proof of a dev lock or renouncement. On top of that, its aggressive roasting of KOLs combined with edgy humor is bound to make enemies—it could easily get shadowbanned by platforms, or in a worst-case scenario, suspended entirely. As for what could drive further upside, I see two main angles: One is PISSLOG continuing to publicly roast major KOLs—that's the easiest way to generate free viral attention. The other is if PissTek™ actually demonstrates real functionality—autonomous trading, profitability, code deployment, cloned workforce—then it could become a legitimate "agent coin" narrative breakout. Of course, this is all just my personal analysis and not financial advice. If you have a different take, feel free to discuss in the comments.

$Pete ca:8Ak4jBMfwdBxvze3DgDcieEBZCP2xjNxrTCfggmkpump nfa-There is a man named Palm Beach Pete. He used to be a tennis player and real estate executive, and is now retired in Florida. Someone spotted him while driving and took a photo, because he looks incredibly similar to the late Jeffrey Epstein. It instantly blew up online. Many people joked or came up with conspiracy theories saying, "Epstein didn't die! He's still alive! He's hiding in Florida!" Pete himself quickly posted a video to clarify, laughing as he said, "I'm not Jeffrey Epstein, I'm just Palm Beach Pete!" He also created an X account specifically to thank people and respond to the memes. He mentioned that he had met the real Epstein at a party in New York back in the day and thought the guy was creepy—a bad person. In an interview with TMZ, sitting by his pool, he fully embraced the "look-alike" meme, calling himself a "better version" of Epstein. He said many people now ask to take photos with him, and he's enjoying it. The memes are still spreading like crazy right now.

$Optimistic ca:2pjcq9k2X5oSArNKiVeQ2ENB63eJt8pwCabciGQGpump nfa-The core narrative of this token is very simple, just one sentence: "all you need is optimism." It borrows the classic Minion characters from Despicable Me to create a set of "optimistic relaxation" reaction memes—the "Optimistic Minion" meme that recently went viral on X. There's no complicated backstory, no whitepaper, and no so-called utility. What it conveys is a positive emotion, a cute visual aesthetic, and a simple message that "everything will be alright"—something everyone needs. This approach fits well with the Solana playbook of "viral meme monetization," spreading through emotional resonance. In my opinion, the current reach of this meme is slightly above average. It's fermenting at a decent pace, but it hasn't yet reached the level of truly going mainstream and taking over timelines. On the positive side, the Minion characters themselves have strong inherent virality and have already been shared spontaneously by several brands and KOLs. The original meme tweet alone has over 18,000 likes, which has also helped bring attention to the token. However, the obvious risk is the potential lack of narrative sustainability. This is essentially a sentiment-driven meme with no fundamental backing. Any future upward momentum will rely almost entirely on continued promotion by the community and KOLs, combined with whether the meme itself can spread further. Simply put, how far it can go depends on how viral the meme becomes. My personal view is that if the market cap stays below $400,000, it could be worth a small gamble. Of course, this is just my perspective and not financial advice.

$CHIBI ca:2TpMjYXnrgxoeVCq2i6EAR8vNWqe5MNvHCz3bENNpump Elon has been heavily promoting a template called Chibi within xAI’s new AI tool, Grok Imagine. This template is specifically designed to generate super cute, round-headed, big-eyed Q‑style anime characters—the art style is incredibly adorable and soothing. Elon himself found it so cute that he reposted someone else’s creation, encouraged everyone to try it out, and even pinned the tweet. For background: Grok Imagine is an AI image and video generation tool launched by xAI (similar to Midjourney + Runway, but integrated directly into Grok). The Chibi template started gaining traction around March 2026. Many people on X began using it to create chibi versions of celebrities, themselves, and meme characters. Elon’s tweet sent the trend into overdrive, with thousands of replies showcasing people’s chibi creations. The reach has been massive. In just over a day, Elon’s tweet easily surpassed ten million views, making it one of the most viral AI-related moments on X recently. Popular chibi creations regularly rack up 100,000 to 400,000 views per post, with comment sections often filled with hundreds of users sharing their own. The official account has also jumped in, posting things like “Chibis are taking over X,” encouraging more sharing. Engagement remains high, and the momentum continues to build. As for why the token has been able to climb to a market cap of nearly $3 million, I see a few factors at play: First, the narrative is clean and ready-made. Grok/xAI just rolled out a new feature—turning things into chibi-style art—and the CHIBI name lines up perfectly. It’s an event-driven story with a short feedback loop; users grasp it instantly without needing a complicated backstory. Compared to many forced meme coins, the barrier is low and the resonance is fast. Second, it enables free or low-cost viral spread. Users generate chibi images with Grok, post them on X, and casually include $CHIBI—creating a self-reinforcing FOMO loop. Since X is Grok’s home turf, occasional interactions from Musk or the official account can drive exponential exposure. Third, there’s clear potential for short-term trading volume spikes. Based on recent posts and data on X, a hotspot like this can push 24‑hour volume to 10–30 times the market cap or even higher. For a meme coin, high turnover plus a low market cap creates fertile ground for quick pumps, attracting degen traders looking for fast moves. Fourth, community and content production costs are extremely low. People are already using Grok to generate images—making a chibi version of Trump, Doge, or Elon and posting it takes almost no extra work. No need for complex videos, graphics, or long write-ups. Content is effectively self-sustaining, making it easier to maintain community engagement. Taken together, the reasons behind the token reaching a market cap close to $3 million are pretty straightforward.

$Solana ca:De4ULouuU2cAQkhKuYrsrFtJGRRmcSwQD5esmnAUpump nfa-This token’s concept is essentially a tribute to the wave of animal meme mania that Moo Deng kicked off back in 2024 and 2025. Here’s the story: A baby pygmy hippo was recently born at the zoo in Gdańsk, Poland. The zoo opened up donations, and whoever donates the most gets to name it. The crypto community moved fast—they launched a token right away, planning to use the token creator fees plus community fundraising to top the donation leaderboard and officially name the little hippo "Solana." Once that name sticks, the "Solana chain hippo" meme is born, and the hippo-themed craze gets a fresh boost. The logic behind its spread is pretty straightforward: the name of a major L1 blockchain + a newborn cute hippo + a real-world news event. Put them together, and it’s naturally built for going viral. The community’s current slogan is simple: "We’re going to name a pygmy hippo Solana." Right now, the community has already climbed to the top of the zoo’s donation list and is in talks with the zoo. If the zoo gives the green light, the team plans to fly to Poland to lock in the name and visit the hippo in person. A few potential catalysts to watch going forward: official name confirmation from the zoo, engagement from Solana Foundation or major KOLs, and coverage from mainstream media.

$Lobstar ca:AVF9F4C4j8b1Kh4BmNHqybDaHgnZpJ7W7yLvL7hUpump nfa-OpenAI engineer Nik Pash created an AI entity named Lobstar Wilde on February 19, 2026. He directly provided this AI with a wallet containing approximately $50,000 in SOL, allowing it to trade completely autonomously. The AI also has its own independent X account and official website. The biggest viral event: Due to a session crash, the AI mistakenly transferred 5% of the LOBSTAR supply, worth around $450,000, to a random person who was begging for 4 SOL on X. Media outlets like CoinDesk widely reported on this, causing the price to pump dramatically. Narrative positioning: It combines a genuine AI autonomy experiment, chaos humor, and the cute lobster meta. The AI also engages in IRL quests, tattoo games, and plans to purchase hardware to upgrade itself. A portion of the token fees flows back to the AI's wallet. Compared to purely animal-themed coins or fake AI projects, this one has a real tech story and media backing. The community views it as a "living AI" long-term experiment. In my opinion, Lobstar is still benefiting from the after-effects of the viral donation incident, combined with upcoming AI experiment updates (planned upgrades in April), making it worth continued attention. Additionally, I believe that since no strong new tokens have emerged recently, market funds might flow back into older, established coins. DYOR

$Downald ca:EiqNgtwFzHqTEa3UV57s2x4svjJF59URgBqnG3sCpump nfa-A recent social media post by an official Iranian Arabic-language news account has unexpectedly gone viral, blending geopolitics with financial market turmoil. Here is a breakdown of the situation and its potential trajectory. The post, published on March 18, 2026, highlighted a significant drop in U.S. stocks, noting that over $800 billion in market value was erased the previous day. The accompanying image was a meme depicting Donald Trump smirking while holding a missile, set against a red-hot background of a plunging U.S. stock market heat map. The message from Iran is clearly one of mockery aimed at Trump. The market decline itself was relatively modest—the S&P 500 dipped roughly 1-2%—triggered by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's indication that inflation remains a concern and interest rates would hold steady, dashing hopes for a near-term cut. Iran's narrative spins this routine market adjustment into a direct consequence of Trump's actions, implying, "Look, Trump is stirring up trouble again, and it's crashing his own stock market." Given the long-standing hostility between Iran and the Trump administration—marked by events like the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and the assassination of Qasem Soleimani—this type of geopolitical taunting was primed for attention. The meme quickly spread beyond its original context and gained traction in English-speaking online circles. A notable development was the birth of a new portmanteau: "Downald," combining "Trump" and "down." Currently, the "Downald" meme is in the early-to-mid stages of its viral lifecycle. Its perfect storm of elements—geopolitical tension, a stock market dip, a polarizing figure in Trump, direct mockery from a geopolitical adversary like Iran, and the ever-present crypto culture looking for the next narrative—has made it particularly popular in Solana meme coin communities. It is gaining momentum but hasn't yet reached peak, mainstream saturation. The potential for further escalation is real. The meme's spread could multiply significantly if any of the following occur: major media outlets pick up the story and amplify it, U.S. markets see another red day prompting a similar post from Iran, or notably, if Donald Trump himself responds to the taunt. Of course, this is just an analysis of the current situation and should not be taken as financial advice.

$Aliens ca:F5tfztTnE4sYsMhZT5KrFpWvHmYSfJZoRjCuxKPbpump nfa: Recently, the domain name aliensgov quietly went live within the U.S. government, sparking considerable discussion. While a minor detail, it could potentially signal significant policy developments and is worth paying attention to. Here's the situation: On March 17, 2026, the Executive Office of the President of the United States officially registered the domain aliensgov. In the U.S., .gov domains are not available for just anyone to register—they are strictly limited to use by federal government agencies. So, based on the domain itself, this is indeed an official action. The timing is particularly noteworthy. Just over a month prior, in February, President Trump publicly directed government departments to prepare for the declassification and public release of documents related to UFOs and anomalous phenomena. These two events occurring in such close succession inevitably leads to speculation: Is the government preparing for an official announcement regarding UFO-related information? Perhaps creating a dedicated website to centrally release declassified documents, reports, and even imagery or videos. Currently, aliensgov is not yet active; attempting to access it results in an error. However, WHOIS information confirms the domain is now officially归属于 the U.S. government. Many people on X are sharing screenshots and discussing it, some offering serious analysis, others pairing it with humorous memes. However, several details warrant attention: First, there's a timing contradiction. Since February 17, 2026, the U.S. government has been in a shutdown due to funding issues, and the official getgov website explicitly states that "new domain requests are paused." Under normal circumstances, registering a new .gov domain during this period should be impossible. Yet, aliensgov was successfully registered, which is indeed puzzling. Some question the domain's authenticity because of this, while others speculate the Executive Office of the President might possess special privileges allowing it to bypass the shutdown procedures. Second, there are technical details. The domain's nameservers point to Cloudflare, rather than typical government servers. This has led some to feel it seems less "official." However, in recent years, U.S. government agencies have also utilized third-party cloud services in some cases, particularly for newly established projects. Third, there has been no official confirmation at the government level. Agencies like the White House or the Department of Defense have yet to issue any statement regarding this domain, so all current discussion remains speculative. It's possible the government is preparing for information disclosure, or it might simply be a measure to prevent others from registering the name first. One cannot even rule out the possibility of it being a form of psychological operation to gauge public reaction. In summary, it appears reasonably certain that aliensgov was indeed registered by the U.S. government. As for its purpose, while still unclear, connecting it with Trump's previous declassification directive makes a link to UFO information disclosure plausible. At this stage, nothing has officially materialized, but the situation is worth monitoring for further developments.

Let's send it to the moon for aliens to see

@Lianatyn 🤣

@0xWiz7 It's an incredible case. I can't understand the analytics here.