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Total Engagement - Comments: 20, Retweets: 28, Likes: 170, Impressions: 5981
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 6 source posts analyzed
Pigeons have saved humanity more times than history gives them credit for. They carried messages across battlefields, connected civilizations, and delivered hope when every other system failed. Now theyβre here to save NFTs. Introducing BPYC: Bored Pigeon Yacht Club. As AIβs
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AI visual note: A cartoon illustration of an exhausted, sweating pigeon wearing a red delivery cap and uniform, captioned "BPYC #0777," serving as the mascot for the "Bored Pigeon Yacht Club" NFT project referenced in the post.
Good night friends End of July and +694 new frens Letβs keep connecting and growing
I will not sell my XRP for less than $100 I will be waiting a long time. The bag is parked and locked up.
whole block porked up fym you w tim cheese $JPORK
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AI visual note: A sepia-toned photograph features a group of people wearing oversized, smiling pig masks, posing together inside what appears to be a convenience store.
Some @R3ORDR Codes 6WQQZX7VPV 5UG4CRMEMF KSKWUQEU9A Join & collect your Fragments r3ordr.com Signals getting harder to ignore
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AI visual note: A packaged limited edition 'R3ORDR' designer toy figure with a purple head and mechanical accessories, labeled 'R3B1RTH PROTOCOL INITIALIZED' and featuring a 'WARNING: PERCEPTUAL DEVIATION WARNING THIS IS NOT REALITY. THIS IS SIGNAL' disclaimer.
JUST IN: A second Coldcard hack has been reported. A total of 1,158.81 $BTC has been stolen from 2,673 addresses so far, according to Galaxy Research. Users are urged to review the company's official security guidance as soon as possible
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AI visual note: The image is a meme featuring an anime-style character with a worried expression, captioned "IP ADDRESS? THEY KNOW WHERE I PEE?" β humorously expressing exaggerated fear over internet tracking. It relates to the post by poking fun at online security concerns, but doesn't directly reference the Coldcard hack, the stolen 1,158.81 $BTC, or the 2,673 affected addresses mentioned.