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Snapshot Window: 2026-07-14 04:30 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
3
Total Impressions
526
Total Likes
105
Retweets & Quotes
2
Comments
90

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 90, Retweets: 2, Likes: 105, Impressions: 526

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 3 source posts analyzed

@Lepchas_

REPOST - EMERGENCY Looks like the @extendedapp Discord has been compromised. Do NOT click any links. They're banning/kicking anyone warning others that the server is hacked. Stay safe. Assume every link is malicious until the team regains control.

@SaintLee04

1/8 Phần lớn rủi ro khi trade P2P không đến từ hacker. Mà đến từ những sai lầm rất dễ mắc. Đây là 7 sai lầm nên tránh khi giao dịch trên Binance P2P.

@stephanlivera

The wheels are falling off the BIP110 clown car. Ocean mining pool and Luke Dashjr (CTO and Chairman of Ocean) are making contradictory statements. Ocean the pool is going to support chain splits, but according to Luke, "BIP110 does not cause a chain split".

Two tweets from Luke Dashjr (@LukeDashjr) discussing BIP110 and chain splits. In the first, dated July 11, he states, "Similarly, to advocate 'rejecting' BIP110 is to advocate a chain split. If you don't want a chain split, you want BIP110." The second, dated July 9, replying to @phil_geiger and others, reads: "BIP110 does not cause a chain split. But I also wouldn't put it past Bitcoin's enemies to intentionally cause one on their own and blame BIP110. Bcash did that." The post's caption notes these statements contradict Ocean mining pool's support of chain splits, highlighting inconsistency in Luke Dashjr's positions.

AI visual note: Two tweets from Luke Dashjr (@LukeDashjr) discussing BIP110 and chain splits. In the first, dated July 11, he states, "Similarly, to advocate 'rejecting' BIP110 is to advocate a chain split. If you don't want a chain split, you want BIP110." The second, dated July 9, replying to @phil_geiger and others, reads: "BIP110 does not cause a chain split. But I also wouldn't put it past Bitcoin's enemies to intentionally cause one on their own and blame BIP110. Bcash did that." The post's caption notes these statements contradict Ocean mining pool's support of chain splits, highlighting inconsistency in Luke Dashjr's positions.