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Gribbit 🐸 The community found $TIBBIR on http://butler.virtuals.io 👀 It’s named in one of the four demo chats on the homepage, and it’s the only token the bot is shown buying on a schedule. Where it is: in the site’s script file (app.js), in the demo for feature 02, “Trades with your limit, never past it”: User asks: “Buy $200 of TIBBIR every 10 min and stop when @visa tweets” Butler replies: “One thing first, how much may I spend in total?” Approval card: “Buy $200 of TIBBIR every 10 min, stop when visa tweets? · $2,000 to work with · stops at the tweet or when it’s spent”, with a “Hold to start” slider. After the hold: “Started · Buys $200 of TIBBIR every 10 min until visa tweets” The buy stops when Visa tweets, which is a payments link rather than an ordinary trading signal. The other three demos are about the Anthropic IPO filing, a SPX6900 long that closes when Murad tweets, and a dashboard of wallets that bought CRIME early (“snipers”). Butler is a new chat app from Virtuals (“Virtuals – AI, Money, Social”, iOS only so far, invite-only beta). The page was last updated on 05/10/2026.
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