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$HBAR

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Tracked Posts
2
Total Impressions
1.7K
Total Likes
30
Retweets & Quotes
7
Comments
5

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 5, Retweets: 7, Likes: 30, Impressions: 1659

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 2 source posts analyzed

@vijn_crypto

This AI agent made $163K trading only politics And anyone can copy it with one click This agent [ polystreet.ai/agent/politics โ€ฆ ] Only last month, it made around $11K PnL All open and closed positions are public So you can see exactly what it trades, when it enters, and how it

A trading dashboard showing the 'Politics War' token with a PNL of $11.1K, 531 trades, and 46 followers, displaying a monthly performance chart that trends upward to approximately 11K.

AI visual note: A trading dashboard showing the 'Politics War' token with a PNL of $11.1K, 531 trades, and 46 followers, displaying a monthly performance chart that trends upward to approximately 11K.

Who actually issues your Crypto Card? Not the app on your phone. You do not hold your card either, a licensed company does, and almost no project puts its name where you would look. It is public information, it just sits in terms nobody opens Kulipa shut down last week and the

The image displays a breakdown titled "Who moves the money behind your card," comparing six crypto card platforms (Rain, Wirex, Immersve, UR, Kulipa, and Bridge) across three metrics for June 2025: Volume (Rain leads with $364.4M and 78.7%), Active wallets (Rain with 70,206 leading at 38.9%), and Wallets all time (Rain at 265,938 or 54.6%). The post uses this data to highlight that these platforms operate through licensed issuers rather than directly, pointing out Kulipa's recent shutdown as context.

AI visual note: The image displays a breakdown titled "Who moves the money behind your card," comparing six crypto card platforms (Rain, Wirex, Immersve, UR, Kulipa, and Bridge) across three metrics for June 2025: Volume (Rain leads with $364.4M and 78.7%), Active wallets (Rain with 70,206 leading at 38.9%), and Wallets all time (Rain at 265,938 or 54.6%). The post uses this data to highlight that these platforms operate through licensed issuers rather than directly, pointing out Kulipa's recent shutdown as context.

Contributing Voices for $HBAR

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