It’s an intriguing turn of events that the U.S. Department of Defense’s disclosure of nonhuman biomaterial discovered at alleged UFO locations has sparked a matching response in the mainstream media. Former CIA agent David Grush made the revelation before the U.S. Congress’s first open hearing on the presence of alien civilizations and the possibility of contact.
The information spread swiftly and sparked lively conversations on several sites. The crypto community quickly seized on the growing narrative as memes flooded social media. Notably, TLM, the native token of the well-known blockchain game Alien Worlds, saw a spike, rising by more than 3.5% in the 24 hours after the news’ release.
This is not the first time that TLM has reacted to news about UFOs; similar price increases occurred in February and April.
So, are UFOs and aliens real?
Grush claimed to have direct knowledge of covert alien technology projects that appear to be more advanced than those of the United States during his opening statements before Congress. The former government official disclosed that these ground-breaking programmes are being kept secret from the public by the authorities.
In response to inquiries about the composition of the biomaterial discovered, Grush emphasised that it was nonhuman in accordance with evaluations made by specialists in the programme.
It is rather amusing that the crypto community was quick to interpret the news as a potential stimulus for the creation of extraterrestrial-related initiatives, even if the specifics of the discovered biomaterial are yet unknown.
