Trawets1

[Pepons @peponsdotfamily]

Wen the mic drops 🎤

Pepons got that alpha in him.

[Pepons @peponsdotfamily]

✨️🐸🕙🪶

[Pepons @peponsdotfamily]

GM @ponsdotfamily.

As discussed with @MEADGod, we're formally submitting the $PEPONS CTO application.

The community has stepped up, the brand is cooking and the mission is simple: make Pepons the defining Pepe of the Pons ecosystem.

The frog found its family. Now we send it frens. 🐸

[Trawets1 @Trawetsj]

@C341Archive Beautiful!

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

Her designation was C341. Her name was Félicette.
In 1963, a black-and-white cat went up and came back.
Félicette (C341) is an independent project for the record, original art, and the signal history almost misplaced.
The archive is open: https://t.co/i7jE2QSvo7
The channel is open: https://t.co/iYVysLzNNr

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

Enhanced Token Info for Félicette will be available on @dexscreener shortly!

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

0xA845Ab9DE80E00159373F1e94913c8B768c55a12 is the correct and original CA!

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

⚡ Boosted 10x C341 on DEX Screener!
https://t.co/n6htK2GErE

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

Don't be fooled by fakes! The rest are all copies!

https://t.co/qbRTNAt9Tj

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

https://t.co/D2kG2BNsxb has the correct CA!

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

Before she was Félicette, she was C341 the designation in the French flight record.

On 18 October 1963, she flew beyond the edge of space, experienced weightlessness, and came back alive.

The archive is not here to rewrite the story.

It is here to keep the signal on.

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

THE SIGNAL IS LIVE.

Félicette (C341) has landed on Robinhood Chain.

A real cat. A real 1963 flight. A story history nearly left behind.

CA: 0xA845Ab9DE80E00159373F1e94913c8B768c55a12

Chart: https://t.co/qbRTNAt9Tj

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

C341 was the designation in the flight file. Félicette was the name that endured.
On 18 October 1963, she crossed the edge of space in a French research capsule—and came back alive.
The record is open: https://t.co/XskG8eqsPR
CA: 0xA845Ab9DE80E00159373F1e94913c8B768c55a12

[Trawets1 @Trawetsj]

@C341Archive amazing

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

This isn’t fake lore.
Not a story passed around by a friend of a friend. Not a mascot invented for a chart.
Félicette was real.
Known in the French flight record as C341, she went to the edge of space in 1963 and returned alive—then slipped from public memory for decades.
Now the signal is back.
https://t.co/XskG8eqsPR

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

Most lore coins start with a story someone invented last night.
C341 starts with a flight record.
Félicette was real.
C341 was her mission designation.
On 18 October 1963, she crossed the edge of space in a French research capsule and returned alive.
We didn’t manufacture the story.
We reopened the file.
The cat that came back!
https://t.co/XskG8eqsPR

[Trawets1 @Trawetsj]

@C341Archive wow, what lore

[Trawets1 @Trawetsj]

@C341Archive @elonmusk cool

[C341 Archive @C341Archive]

Long before @elonmusk’s reusable rockets and livestreamed launches, Félicette—flight subject C341—rode a French Véronique rocket to the edge of space on 18 October 1963, then returned alive.

A real cat. A real mission. An overlooked chapter of spaceflight.

The archive is open: https://t.co/XskG8eqsPR

[Trawets1 @Trawetsj]

@C341Archive cool