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$OBJKT

Stable

Snapshot Window: 2026-08-11 13:20 UTC Β· ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
3
Total Impressions
269
Total Likes
15
Retweets & Quotes
5
Comments
2

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 2, Retweets: 5, Likes: 15, Impressions: 269

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 3 source posts analyzed

@1881Erdem

BREAKING: BITCOIN WHALES BOUGHT BTC WORTH $2.9 BILLION IN 60 DAYS β€” Cryptoquant β€’ 46,420 BTC added by 10,000+ whales β€’ Highest accumulation in 5 months

@ZetoshiX

More up is coming to this token!

A Binance candlestick chart displays a token's price surging from 0.016559 to a peak of 0.240840, with the current price at 0.193380, illustrating the strong upward momentum referenced in the caption "More up is coming to this token!"

AI visual note: A Binance candlestick chart displays a token's price surging from 0.016559 to a peak of 0.240840, with the current price at 0.193380, illustrating the strong upward momentum referenced in the caption "More up is coming to this token!"

@stunnifer

The relationships between artists and collectors in the creative NFT community are beautiful. Sometimes they remind me of this old story: Vincent van Gogh was fascinated by Japanese woodblock prints and the art of Hiroshige. He wasn’t just a collector of his prints, he also

A Japanese woodblock print depicting a plum tree in bloom against a sunset sky, with a cartouche in the upper right bearing Japanese characters that appear to read "ζ’…ε»Όζ˜₯ι§’" (Plum Garden Spring) and the signature "広重画" (Hiroshige ga) in the lower left. The artwork parallels the post's reflection on Van Gogh's deep admiration for Hiroshige, illustrating exactly the kind of traditional Japanese print that would have inspired Van Gogh and connected collectors across cultures and centuries.

AI visual note: A Japanese woodblock print depicting a plum tree in bloom against a sunset sky, with a cartouche in the upper right bearing Japanese characters that appear to read "ζ’…ε»Όζ˜₯ι§’" (Plum Garden Spring) and the signature "広重画" (Hiroshige ga) in the lower left. The artwork parallels the post's reflection on Van Gogh's deep admiration for Hiroshige, illustrating exactly the kind of traditional Japanese print that would have inspired Van Gogh and connected collectors across cultures and centuries.

Contributing Voices for $OBJKT

@NfttCreator @Mehhart @DemiDeepWorlds