➡️ The Crypto community was swift to seize an opportunity during a highly publicized hearing, during which former U.S. government officials made claims about the existence of alien #spacecraft and "space creatures."

➡️ At the National Security Group Oversight Board hearing, David Grusch, a former member of the Department of Defense's task force on Unknown Flying Phenomena (UAP), accused the U.S. government of concealing information about alien beings visiting Earth.

➡️ Grusch acknowledged the classified nature of much of the information and couldn't provide detailed answers, but he asserted that the government possesses "non-human" spacecraft.

➡️ Based on sources within the Department of Defense who are still actively involved in the UAP program, Grusch stated that these spacecraft contained "non-human beings."

➡️ The hearing also featured appearances from Ryan Graves, executive director of Americans for Safe Aerospace, and former Navy commander David Fravor. Notably, Fravor had filmed a renowned video of an unidentified flying object, known as "tic tac," off the west coast of the United States in 2004. Fravor's observations led him to believe that UAP technology surpasses our current understanding of materials science.

➡️ The hearing on July 26 gained immense popularity online, prompting the Crypto community to create numerous new digital coins with an alien theme.

➡️ Within 24 hours, over 50 tokens related to aliens, unidentified flying objects, and related topics emerged, featuring tickers like "ALIENX," "UFO," and "ALIEN."

➡️ Investors should exercise caution, as most of these new #memecoins are likely "honeypot" scams, exploiting the fear of missing out (FOMO) to lure people into purchasing them, only to leave them unable to sell later.

➡️ Thankfully, the majority of these new tokens have minimal trading activity. Despite their growing popularity on Twitter and Google searches, some slightly larger alien-themed memecoins experienced modest gains. For instance, the #UFO (UFO) coin saw a 2.4% increase in the past 24 hours, and the AlienFi coin (ALIEN) rose by 5.9%, according to data from CoinGecko. #bitcoin #memeseason

$DOGE $SHIB $PEPE

In the chart below, you can see the analysis and price movement prediction I shared about PEPE on May 5th. My belief in memecoins surpasses that of all other projects. Memecoins are the most crucial way for the cryptocurrency sector to reach new users. Therefore, if there is a significant upward movement in the cryptocurrency market, it will start with memecoins.

Next Target for PEPE
The chart below shows the current price movement of Pepe (PEPE). The analysis I conducted on May 5th is working almost flawlessly. As I mentioned on May 5th, the new target is 0.000014 USDT.

Pepe has demonstrated with its recent surge that it will be one of the most significant projects in the bull run. It continues to show older meme coins like Doge and Shiba who the new king is.
#pepe #pepecoin #memecoin #memeseason #memebull
$PEPE $DOGE $SHIB

With a post published by Floki, the burning of FLOKI tokens worth approximately 3 million USD will be voted on.

Here is the summary of the proposal.
The proposal suggests burning 15,246,000,000 $FLOKI tokens.Floki DAO has a history of burning tokens through community voting, demonstrating decentralization.Previous votes included burning recovered tokens from a bridge exploit and disabling a bridge with its token holdings.In July 2022, a vote addressed burning excess tokens from blacklisted wallets, with a deadline for returning them.Some wallets missed the deadline, but one recently returned a significant amount.The proposal recommends returning 1% of the returned tokens as a good gesture.Burning the remaining tokens aligns with past DAO decisions and community expectations.Burning removes the tokens permanently from circulation.If the proposal passes, 1% (154,000,000 tokens) will be returned, and the rest (15,246,000,000) burned.The burned tokens have an estimated current value of ~$2,800,000.
#floki #memeseason #memecoin $FLOKI