Reveal next shows one more clue, then the answer. Reveal answer shows every clue in sequence, then the category. Clear all hides everything except the first clue.
Pinpoint #769 — clue-by-clue analysis
LinkedIn Pinpoint #769 (Monday, June 8, 2026) gives 5 clues — Bits In A Byte, Planets In Our Solar System, Legs On A Spider, Corners Of A Cube, Sides Of (most) Stop Signs — that all point to one answer. It plays as a shared characteristic puzzle, and the full answer analysis sits behind the spoiler control below.
Clue 1: Bits In A Byte
"Bits In A Byte" opens the puzzle. Opening clues are chosen to be broad, so treat it as a starting hypothesis generator: note the two or three most natural directions it suggests and wait for evidence before committing.
Clue 2: Planets In Our Solar System
"Planets In Our Solar System" is the eliminator. Any theory that survived "Bits In A Byte" must now also account for "Planets In Our Solar System" — discard whatever can't stretch, and keep the theories that explain both without effort.
Clue 3: Legs On A Spider
"Legs On A Spider" is the pivot. A real answer explains "Bits In A Byte", "Planets In Our Solar System" and "Legs On A Spider" at the same time; if one idea does that cleanly, it is very likely the category. If nothing does, switch families entirely rather than stretching.
Clue 4: Corners Of A Cube
"Corners Of A Cube" is a confirmation clue: it should add a new facet of the answer or rule out a competing reading of the earlier clues.
Clue 5: Sides Of (most) Stop Signs
"Sides Of (most) Stop Signs" is the lock. Read backwards under the answer, it should feel inevitable rather than merely compatible. The full reasoning — and the answer itself — is in the spoiler-controlled section below.
The full breakdown below reveals the answer.
What connects Bits In A Byte and Planets In Our Solar System in Pinpoint #769?
The answer is "Things that come in eights (including games on LinkedIn after tomorrow's debut!)" (Shared Characteristic). The test it passes: every clue — Bits In A Byte, Planets In Our Solar System, Legs On A Spider, Corners Of A Cube, Sides Of (most) Stop Signs — fits it directly, without any clue needing a strained or metaphorical reading. That is what separates a Pinpoint answer from a partial association: it explains all 5 clues at once.
How to approach Pinpoint #769 efficiently
The efficient line for this puzzle: after "Bits In A Byte" and "Planets In Our Solar System", write down every idea that explains both. The moment "Legs On A Spider" lands, cut the list to whatever also fits it. If nothing survives, remember this is a shared characteristic puzzle — the clues are different things with one common property — look for a physical, functional or linguistic trait all five share.
LinkedIn Pinpoint #769 FAQ
What is the LinkedIn Pinpoint #769 answer?
The LinkedIn Pinpoint #769 answer is "Things that come in eights (including games on LinkedIn after tomorrow's debut!)". The clues — Bits In A Byte, Planets In Our Solar System, Legs On A Spider, Corners Of A Cube, Sides Of (most) Stop Signs — all connect to it.
What do Bits In A Byte and Sides Of (most) Stop Signs have in common in Pinpoint #769?
Both are connected by the answer "Things that come in eights (including games on LinkedIn after tomorrow's debut!)": every clue in Pinpoint #769 (Bits In A Byte, Planets In Our Solar System, Legs On A Spider, Corners Of A Cube, Sides Of (most) Stop Signs) points to that same connection.
When was Pinpoint #769 published?
Pinpoint #769 is the LinkedIn puzzle from Monday, June 8, 2026. New puzzles release daily at midnight Pacific time.