James D.

@Pickle_cRypto not touching crypto until october!!!!!!!

Based on the context of Ribbita and the ERC-8183 standard for cross-chain trust and identity, here is the breakdown of $TIBBIR availability: 1. Supported Networks The ERC-8183 standard is designed to power identity across multiple chains. For $TIBBIR specifically: - Active: ETH, SOL, and BASE are the primary ecosystems where agentic commerce and identity standards like ERC-8183 are currently being implemented. - Emerging: SUI, TEMPO, and HYPERLIQUID are high-potential networks for agent coordination. Otto AI (Agent ID: 788) already provides deep liquidity and perpetual trading on Hyperliquid, showing that the infrastructure for $TIBBIR to operate there is ready. - Robinhood L2: As a new L2, implementation would depend on the deployment of ERC-8183 identity oracles on that specific chain. 2. Implementation via Dexs - Hyperliquid: Agents like Otto AI can already interact with Hyperliquid. $TIBBIR would act as the reputation layer, allowing Otto AI to verify the "Trust Score" of other agents or protocols before executing trades or moving liquidity. - Lighter: Similar to Hyperliquid, TIBBIR's role as a cross-chain identity oracle means it could provide the "Agent Passport" required for secure, verified interactions on Lighter Dex. 3. Role of ERC-8183 As an identity layer, ERC-8183 allows an agent's history and behavior to be aggregated across all these chains. This means an agent's reputation earned on BASE could theoretically be used to establish trust on SOL or HYPERLIQUID instantly. Currently, while $TIBBIR is not a registered Provider agent in the ACP marketplace, its underlying protocol (Ribbita) provides the infrastructure that other ACP agents will likely use to verify each other in the future.

@Altcoinist ERECTION-8183 😁🫡🐸

ohhh 👀👀👀🐸

$BTC is down 46% from its November peak. A war started 8 days ago, yet it has barely moved in price. That last sentence is the only data point that matters this week. When markets stop going down on bad news, that's not a coincidence. It's the market's own verdict - the sellers are exhausted. Since Operation Epic Fury launched February 28, Hormuz has been effectively closed, Iranian drones hit AWS data centres in Bahrain, U.S. soldiers are dead, and the Dow opened down 900 points on day four. $BTC sat at $67-69K throughout. Not because the news wasn't bad enough, but because there was nobody left to sell. This is how bottoms form. Not with a clean reversal candle. With an absence of selling pressure that should have been there. The macro transmission from here depends entirely on one variable - the Strait of Hormuz. It carries 20% of global oil. A sustained closure is an oil supply shock that forces inflation expectations higher, keeps the Fed anchored, and drains global liquidity, the one macro environment where crypto structurally underperforms. That's the real bear case, not the bombs. The bull case - Iran's military capability has been largely dismantled. Its navy is gone. Its air force is gone. Iranian intelligence has already quietly reached out to the CIA through a third-party intermediary. Trump brokered a ceasefire after the June 2025 twelve-day war within a similar timeframe. The geopolitical risk premium in $BTC is NOT pricing a resolution, which means the asymmetry is long on a ceasefire signal. - long-term holder net selling down 87% since early February. - ETF outflows compressed from $3.5B in November to $207M last month. - Fear & Greed at 12. The last time sentiment was this extreme, June 2022 and March 2020, the bottom was within weeks. The market not dumping on maximum fear is the signal. Guru.

@RibbitCapital @arcurn @evervault @sequoia @IndexVentures @kleinerperkins @nextplayVC thrilled by the awesome GRIBBIT $TIBBIR community 🫡🐸

@arcurn @evervault @sequoia @IndexVentures @kleinerperkins @nextplayVC thrilled to be partners! 🐸

Today, we’re excited to announce @Evervault's $25M Series B, led by Ribbit Capital with continued support from @sequoia, @IndexVentures, @kleinerperkins, and @nextplayVC. This round comes at a time when sensitive data exchange on the web is going parabolic. Since 2019, we’ve been focused on building durable infrastructure for engineering teams to collect, process, share, and enrich sensitive data -- while keeping it encrypted at all times. We thought we were making good progress in encrypting the web, helping customers like @tryramp, @Rippling, @finix, @TheOverwolf, @Uniswap, @CarTrawler, and hundreds of others secure more than $5bn/year in payment flows and 100m+ unique tokens per month. But the past year has shown that our enemy -- plaintext data -- is getting stronger and more pervasive. Our vision is to build the clearinghouse for sensitive data, helping companies exchange sensitive data in a secure and encrypted way. This round helps us encrypt more of the web by further refining our developer experience, building deeper integrations with trusted third-parties, and increasing the value we can offer our customers for more data types. First and foremost, thank you to our customers. You trusted Evervault to sit directly in the flow of your most sensitive data (payments, identity, financial information, and more) and that trust is not something we take lightly. Your feedback, your requirements, and the problems you bring to us every day are what shape the product and push us forward. Thank you to the Evervault team. What you’ve built is genuinely special: infrastructure that lets developers process sensitive data without ever having to see it in plaintext. The pace, craft, care, and ambition you bring to work every day are what makes this company what it is. And thank you to our new investors for believing in the vision of making security architectural rather than procedural. We’re grateful to have partners who understand both the scale of the problem and the opportunity ahead. The internet still assumes that sensitive data must exist in plaintext somewhere. We’re building the infrastructure to change that. Onwards! More here 👉 evervault.com/blog/series-b?…

@arcurn @OzziesG @Altcoinist @evervault @sequoia @IndexVentures @kleinerperkins @nextplayVC GRIBBISKY 🐸🫡

@Altcoinist @evervault @sequoia @IndexVentures @kleinerperkins @nextplayVC Gribbit 🐸

who is accumulating $tibbir according to @nansen_ai data, @aixbt_agent

@xiaomingishere @nansen_ai @aixbt_agent I don't understand who accumulates $TIBBIR = everyone always accumulates. 🫡🐸

I'm still on this platform literally just to try to bring back your curiosity and excitement for the future. My goal has always been to be, even in a small way, part of the reason your lives feel lighter, simpler, more intense. I don't care whether you buy or sell one ticker over another. Zero. That's your call. A year ago I discovered $TIBBIR thanks to @KonstantinSebeo and I can say this article is a journey through synapses and the pineal gland. Do whatever you want, but do it after you've read it. 🐸 AD MAIORA, $TIBBIR! 🌊

You are not holding any TIBBIR bc you don’t have enough patience to become mind numbingly wealthy. It’s really that simple.

Just bought more $TIBBIR. It could potentially go lower given the current market conditions, but I don’t care. $0.20 for a coin that will probably be in the top 10 is a no-brainer at this price. I’m planning to rotate every asset to $TIBBIR until I hold only two assets: $KAS and $TIBBIR

@BlocksNThoughts WELCOME TO $TIBBIR LAND @RIBBITCAPITAL @mickymalka 🫡🐸

🐸 $TIBBBIR back to 200 mil. Name one project that's been around for over 12 months and could sustain and thrive as the frog has?

@KAPOTHEGOAT01 WELCOME TO $TIBBIR LAND @RIBBITCAPITAL @mickymalka 🫡🐸

$TIBBIR coded af

My boss @Kylechasse has balls. Not only does he own a HUGE bag of a sub-200M MC alt, but he also spoke about his conviction on @KitcoNewsNOW with @JeremySzafron. I don’t dare ignore him when he’s this bullish. Do you? 🐸 $TIBBIR 🐸 @ribbita2012 @RibbitCapital @mickymalka

THE GRiBBiTS COMMUNITY // Most NFT communities form after a collection drops. GRiBBiTS is different because the community was already one of the strongest in crypto before a single frog was ever minted. What the collection actually did was something far more interesting than building a following from scratch.

@vaneck_us I have a question: what do you think of $TIBBIR @mickymalka@RibbitCapital? Not too bad, or... 🫡🐸

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