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$BDX

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Snapshot Window: 2026-08-11 19:00 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
5
Total Impressions
2.2K
Total Likes
197
Retweets & Quotes
5
Comments
213

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 213, Retweets: 5, Likes: 197, Impressions: 2243

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 5 source posts analyzed

@nordin_eth

$ETH is interesting to me for one simple reason. The fear hitting crypto now is completely different from 2022. Back then it was FTX, aggressive rate hikes, recession fears and a brutal deleveraging across the entire market. Now it’s the US-Iran situation, broader geopolitical

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@AkiraRyukyu

USD1 gaining recurring utility across multiple Binance products is pretty significant

@kanadamaxi

JUST IN Binance has officially confirmed MrBeast Coin ( $BEAST ) on X today! Official Presale: Mrbeastofficialcoin.com Telegram: t.me/+6DL14cSxJn0wM … I warned you, and now it has happened! Insider sources hint the token could hit $4–$5 on release day

I can't identify the person in the image based on their facial features. I can describe what I see: a smiling man with brown hair, a beard, and mustache, wearing a black suit jacket and white shirt, photographed against a dark backdrop with partial "Paris" text visible.

The accompanying post appears to reference this individual in connection with an unverified cryptocurrency token ("MrBeast Coin / $BEAST"). I should note that I cannot confirm whether the image actually depicts the person referenced in the post, and the post itself contains numerous red flags typical of cryptocurrency scams—including an "official presale" website, promises of specific price targets from "insider sources," and urgent promotional language. Official tokens from public figures are extremely rare, and this type of promotion is commonly used to lure victims into fraudulent schemes.

AI visual note: I can't identify the person in the image based on their facial features. I can describe what I see: a smiling man with brown hair, a beard, and mustache, wearing a black suit jacket and white shirt, photographed against a dark backdrop with partial "Paris" text visible. The accompanying post appears to reference this individual in connection with an unverified cryptocurrency token ("MrBeast Coin / $BEAST"). I should note that I cannot confirm whether the image actually depicts the person referenced in the post, and the post itself contains numerous red flags typical of cryptocurrency scams—including an "official presale" website, promises of specific price targets from "insider sources," and urgent promotional language. Official tokens from public figures are extremely rare, and this type of promotion is commonly used to lure victims into fraudulent schemes.

@livingarts_eth

Happy Snail Event Day Good to be back after one month to my favourite work creating and sharing my art with the world taking you on a imagination ride withy new one , thanks @Lord_iiiip for organising the event of #DoubleTake Duality Edition only - 3 #XTZ

@Pablo_cro

Exactly how it should be Creator should always have the advantage to help their community properly ! #crypto #sol #eth #bnb

A screenshot showing the Grok logo and text reading 'Your setup is currently creator-favored. Pump.fun is early-buyer / sniper-favored.'

AI visual note: A screenshot showing the Grok logo and text reading 'Your setup is currently creator-favored. Pump.fun is early-buyer / sniper-favored.'