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Tracked Posts
12
Total Impressions
13.0K
Total Likes
418
Retweets & Quotes
46
Comments
122

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 122, Retweets: 46, Likes: 418, Impressions: 13029

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 12 source posts analyzed

@YachtClubSales

Ape #5534 Bought for 8.979 ETH 0xba40...3395 0xa365...b0c2 etherscan.io/tx/0x0a724449e … Return to Monke: opensea.io/collection/bor … bored ape yacht club

A cartoon drawing of a sad-looking monkey with droopy eyes and a golden halo above its head, wearing a black shirt, set against a solid purple background in the style of a bored ape NFT.

AI visual note: A cartoon drawing of a sad-looking monkey with droopy eyes and a golden halo above its head, wearing a black shirt, set against a solid purple background in the style of a bored ape NFT.

@MrDegenWolf

the next big runner on @base will be a @bankrbot launch guess which one? (he’s got that awoo energy in him)

@RobertCoinRH

Everyone is posting @RobertCoinRH NFTs bro, come claim your honorary

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AI visual note: A 3D-rendered figure made of building blocks depicting a penguin-like character with an orange face, a pink skull accessory on its head, and a crescent moon emblem on its chest, set against a neon-lit nighttime city backdrop.

@snow_nft

Happy weekend. Please gamble responsibly. I need someone to buy my bags next cycle

@Crypt0M1notaur

gm 𝕏rz

An animated cartoon character of a white cat wearing a black top hat, 3D glasses with red and blue lenses, and an orange t-shirt featuring a 'Sappy Seals' logo.

AI visual note: An animated cartoon character of a white cat wearing a black top hat, 3D glasses with red and blue lenses, and an orange t-shirt featuring a 'Sappy Seals' logo.

@AssetMarketGuy

A clear path for crypto is long overdue; let’s get this show on the road and watch innovation thrive.

@BenokNFT

everyone talks about faster ai. but none of it matters if access to compute stays limited. for a long time, the most powerful hardware has only been available to organizations with deep pockets. @quipnetwork is exploring a different path by making quantum and classical compute

@NEARProtocol

Adding capacity to a sharded blockchain used to require a protocol upgrade: validator coordination, a vote, and a staged rollout, over weeks. On NEAR that process is now automatic ↓

This image contrasts manual resharding, a multi-week process, with NEAR's dynamic resharding, showcased as an automatic, near-instantaneous process with no downtime or human input. The visual demonstrates how NEAR simplifies shard addition from weeks to around 11 hours.

AI visual note: This image contrasts manual resharding, a multi-week process, with NEAR's dynamic resharding, showcased as an automatic, near-instantaneous process with no downtime or human input. The visual demonstrates how NEAR simplifies shard addition from weeks to around 11 hours.

@barakat539

$REZ

@aucc_official

What a difference a week makes! The difference between 100k FLR delegated for FTSO rewards or staked for validator rewards is considerable. Simulate your holdings here ... flare.builders/rewards If you want to jump over to staking we have ~65m free space, for now.

The image shows a Flare network rewards comparison at AU Epoch 417, displaying two options: Delegation (FTSO) with a rate of 0.0137 per 100 FLR yielding a simulated reward of 13.7 FLR (Est. APR: 1.43%), versus Staking (Validator) with a rate of 0.1128 per 100 FLR yielding 112.8 FLR (Est. APR: 11.76%). This visualization directly supports the post's point that staking 100k FLR with a validator produces substantially higher rewards than delegating the same amount for FTSO rewards.

AI visual note: The image shows a Flare network rewards comparison at AU Epoch 417, displaying two options: Delegation (FTSO) with a rate of 0.0137 per 100 FLR yielding a simulated reward of 13.7 FLR (Est. APR: 1.43%), versus Staking (Validator) with a rate of 0.1128 per 100 FLR yielding 112.8 FLR (Est. APR: 11.76%). This visualization directly supports the post's point that staking 100k FLR with a validator produces substantially higher rewards than delegating the same amount for FTSO rewards.

Where is a seed phrase used? (x-post from /r/Bitcoin)

@soapweb3

Two traders just became rich on memecoins