STONK Under Blind Tasking: Hiccups Now, a Stronger Kick Later?
An anonymous founding team, a bonding-curve launchpad on Solana, and a token that has not been around long. That is what four Future Forecasting Group viewers were up against in this session, and none of them knew it.
Working fully blind from a target ID alone, Daz Smith, Edward Riordan, Dick Allgire, and Nyiam Vendryes each produced remote viewing data on the STONK token. The crossover is the story: three viewers drew versions of the same funneling structure before anyone knew the target, the logo sketches landed close to the project's actual paired-arrow icon, and one viewer's firewall diagram read like the platform's architecture in miniature.
The data was not one-directional. Near-term hiccups appeared across sessions, including a hack-style event matching an incident the project had already suffered the month before. So did a heavier down window further out, followed by recovery. One viewer flagged war and sanctions as a live variable across the next two years.
This is what structured, documented, blind remote viewing looks like when it meets a verifiable target.
This session was recorded on November 11, 2026. Full notes and the complete debrief video are below for members.
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