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"Tibbir was built for real world assets". Sounds like a very strong indication of an upcoming use case. How do we know that the bridge function and the .@ribbita2012 statement are intrinsically linked? The blockchain hash message sent a day before the bridge went live. The bridge launched with the Hood summit. Again another alignment signal. The Etherscan description (which requires ownership of the token and demonstrable links) describes the token as follows "Tibbir is a stealth-launched cryptocurrency project that is intended to enhance efficiency and security within the crypto and artificial intelligence (AI) sectors. The project is closely associated with Ribbit Capital, a venture capital firm known for its investments in financial technologies." So you have a statement of intent with regards to upcoming use, a proof of bridge authenticity, a 3rd party requirement of token ownership that again reinforces the .@RibbitCapital link and use. For me it was a no brainer. I'm bridged, fully, and ready for what comes next. $TIBBIR

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