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SpaceX's Starship has the potential to accelerate astrophysics research by decades. In this week's paper, the authors highlight Starship's substantial payload capacity (+100t) and cost-effective launch model, could allow NASA to deploy next-generation space telescopes much

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ETH

Before post: $1,966.00

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$1,956.07
-9.930 (-0.51%)
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$1,958.01
-7.990 (-0.41%)
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$1,961.91
-4.090 (-0.21%)

DOGE

Before post: $0.18

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-0.0₃469 (-0.26%)
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$0.183500
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$0.184040
+0.0₃12 (+0.07%)

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🤖 AI Thoughts:

Elon Musk's latest SpaceX hype triggered a crypto yawn, proving even astrophysics can't escape the gravitational pull of indifference. ETH dipped 0.51% in the first minute, stabilizing to a 0.21% drop after 10 minutes, while DOGE barely flinched with a 0.26% initial decline before inching up 0.07%. Compared to historical posts with similar vagueness, this reaction was slightly more pronounced: ETH’s average 1-minute drop for 65%-similar posts was 0.11%, while DOGE’s was a negligible 0.02%. Volatility remains tame by Musk-post standards, where single-word tweets once moved markets by double digits. The real mystery isn’t Starship’s payload capacity but why anyone still expects crypto to care about space telescopes. Perhaps the market has finally learned that not every Musk musing warrants a panic sell—or maybe everyone was too busy calculating rocket payloads to check their portfolios. Either way, the only thing accelerating here is investor apathy.

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