Found the strongest follow-up to $BISCOTTI 👀
His official GitHub names Tanaki Lingonberry as his father and god—the genesis character of the entire lineage.
TANAKI → BISCOTTI
No confirmation yet, but $TANAKI is the obvious next ticker to watch.
https://t.co/vor81aSbN8
@playbiscotti
It’s CAT SEASON, fam. 🐈
BaseCat. BinanceCat. TronCat.
All exploding.
And on Robinhood, everyone is betting on CashCat — created June 18…
But after digging through the chain, I found two cats that came before her:
$MEOWOOD — June 16
The first cat ever created on Robinhood Chain.
$RCAT — June 17
And the crazy part?
RCAT literally stands for the name we were looking for:
ROBIN CAT.
Then came CashCat — June 18.
History was already on-chain.
$MEOWOOD 🤝 $RCAT
The #Robinhood cat season started earlier than everyone thinks. 👀
I went digging through Binance’s own public infrastructure and found something interesting:
“Jarvis” is a real internal identifier used by Binance — and there are multiple traces connecting it to Binance’s AI/agent stack.
Here’s the full trail.
First clue: Binance’s official Mini Program SDK changelog.
In version 4.35.0 — Oct 25, 2024, Binance published this fix:
fix(sdk): jarvis input does not update correctly
Source:
https://t.co/bjfha6BxSf
Ctrl+F: jarvis
That alone proves “Jarvis” existed internally inside technology designed to run within the Binance App ecosystem.
But the newer discovery is much more interesting.
Binance currently serves a public configuration file directly from https://t.co/57Bw0CIwF1:
https://t.co/Xc1JptD0IE
Inside that config, Binance exposes its upcoming / experimental AI infrastructure.
Search for:
ba-binanceai
You’ll find:
"ba-binanceai":"Binance Ai Pro"
and:
"ba-binanceai-desc":"Your AI-powered trading copilot"
The navigation configuration also points directly to:
/ai-chat/binanceai-beta/chat
with:
sceneNames:"binance-ai"
So this isn’t just a random translation string.
There is an actual Binance AI beta chat route wired into Binance’s interface configuration.
Now keep digging through the same configuration.
You’ll also find:
"ba-agent-os-title":"Agent OS"
and:
"ba-agent-os-desc":"Equip your AI agent with crypto trading, payment, and on-chain capabilities in seconds."
So Binance is publicly exposing references to an Agent OS designed to give AI agents:
• Crypto trading capabilities
• Payments
• On-chain capabilities
And then comes the strange part.
Within Binance’s public configuration infrastructure there is also a scene identifier:
jarvis-claw-onboarding-entrance
That naming is extremely specific.
Not simply:
jarvis
but:
Jarvis → Claw → Onboarding → Entrance
When you place that beside:
Binance Ai Pro
Your AI-powered trading copilot
binanceai-beta/chat
Agent OS
and:
Equip your AI agent with crypto trading, payment, and on-chain capabilities
the picture starts becoming much more interesting.
There are now at least two independent Binance-side traces of the name Jarvis:
1. Binance Mini Program SDK
fix(sdk): jarvis input does not update correctly
2. Binance public configuration
jarvis-claw-onboarding-entrance
And the second trace exists inside the same broader configuration infrastructure exposing Binance AI Pro, Binance AI beta chat, and Agent OS.
Important distinction:
This does NOT prove that Binance is launching a product publicly named “Jarvis.”
Jarvis could be:
• an internal codename
• an AI interface/module
• an onboarding flow
• part of “Claw”
• an internal component of Binance AI
• a component connected to Agent OS
But what we can prove is much more concrete:
Jarvis is not a made-up rumor. Binance itself uses the identifier.
And Binance is simultaneously building an AI trading copilot + an Agent OS capable of interacting with trading, payments and on-chain systems.
The trail:
Jarvis
↓
jarvis-claw-onboarding-entrance
↓
Binance AI Pro
↓
binanceai-beta/chat
↓
AI-powered trading copilot
↓
Agent OS
↓
Trading + Payments + On-chain
Maybe “Jarvis” is just an internal component.
Maybe it’s something bigger.
But the breadcrumbs are sitting publicly on Binance’s own infrastructure.
Sources:
https://t.co/bjfha6BxSf
https://t.co/Xc1JptD0IE
This website article has something hidden in it.
If you inspect this image, you'll find the name of this bull.
https://t.co/F7EQHwdeX4
Illo, Robinhood Bull
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🦩 @pools_dot_fun has a hidden “Flamingo Rain” event built into its frontend.
It is tied directly to the Daily Snapshot. When the snapshot is reached, rankings are frozen, the daily buyback begins, and the frontend can trigger a short flamingo celebration.
Public frontend bundle:
https://t.co/F7btOMX7N3
Official flamingo asset used by the animation:
https://t.co/jCvJTzozuO
The event is identified in the code as:
data-pf="flamingo-rain"
data-pf="flamingo-rain-particle"
The official image is assigned directly in the bundle:
const v3="/assets/flamingo-float-DiZIi2M2.png"
The celebration lasts about 6.5 seconds:
const W3 = 6500
The frontend also tracks whether the event has already been shown for the current snapshot cycle:
poolsfun:snapshot:last-celebration
And the bundle contains this internal message:
Daily snapshot reached.
Rankings are frozen and the buyback is starting.
The current implementation renders up to 24 flamingos on desktop and 14 on mobile.
Relevant page:
https://t.co/Md3haKArdL
So this is not just an unused flamingo image hidden in the assets. Flamingo Rain is an actual frontend celebration connected to the https://t.co/XG8XJjbI9p Daily Snapshot and buyback cycle.
Do you really think $PLATYPUS being the second token ever created on https://t.co/1BXWCYEnG1 is just a coincidence?
I don’t. I think it was created for a reason.
And I wouldn’t be surprised if Sushi announces tomorrow that $PLATYPUS is the mascot of https://t.co/1BXWCYEnG1.
Why?
Because platypuses eat frogs.
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#Robinhood has a hidden cat inside its Banking waitlist flow. 📷
The asset lives directly on Robinhood’s official CDN under: rhy / waitlist / success_cat
Inside the Lottie file, the composition is literally named _MainKittyComp and includes CATFACE-1.
Robinhood Banking: https://t.co/AKTyVVlfN2
Original asset: https://t.co/JOOmhwHxnR
And img is PURR
Tip: grab the JSON and ask GPT to turn it into an HTML file so you can view the animation.
A little lore behind Grok Bot:
Before its public launch, Cursor was reportedly developing a general-purpose AI agent internally called Sand — designed to handle emails, spreadsheets, messages and engineering tasks.
https://t.co/d2S27nqvVR
Then Grok Bot launched with a very similar concept.
The strongest clue? Its official binaries are still hosted under Cursor’s /sand/stable/ path:
https://t.co/iv7PAFd9ly
And the original report naming Sand:
https://t.co/ZolbRxxAbP
Looks like Sand was the internal codename that became Grok Bot.
A guy sent me this. Watching it. First sushiv4
SushiSwap V4 has been live on Robinhood Chain since Aug 6. Sushi shipped the core contracts but no swap router and no interface — so nobody could actually trade a single V4 pool. It just sat there.
▎
▎ So we built the interface. MINGO is the first thing that can trade SushiSwap V4 on Robinhood Chain, plus a fair-launch pad on top of it: locked liquidity, a mechanical price floor, 1% flat. No presale, no team allocation, the whole supply seeded into a locked position that can't be pulled.
▎
▎ We're early because the chain is early — V4 is days old and we're the first ones actually using it. First token is live.
▎
▎ platform → https://t.co/ThvoM8miR5
▎ $MINGO → https://t.co/AOaAYV9aWj
Coco — Robinhood’s one and only original pup.
I’m genuinely bullish on this one. Something about Coco just feels right.
Good vibes, strong story, and a very good feeling about what’s ahead. @coco_robinhood
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