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Snapshot Window: 2026-08-21 05:10 UTC Β· ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
4
Total Impressions
70.7K
Total Likes
200
Retweets & Quotes
23
Comments
44

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 44, Retweets: 23, Likes: 200, Impressions: 70713

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 4 source posts analyzed

@NKLinhzk

sounds like some solid connections with r0xius, excited to see how HoodMasks turns out

@LukeRichar6071

Retards like this deserve to miss out and be poor for life Have fun living in regret lol

@DyKeiiSol

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An illustration of a green bull or cow character with stitched features, wearing a bandana, accompanied by text including the words "bull toad", "Charge", and "69".

AI visual note: An illustration of a green bull or cow character with stitched features, wearing a bandana, accompanied by text including the words "bull toad", "Charge", and "69".

@Airdrop_Guard

Could I ask, this kind of scam coin that's been rising nonstopβ€”is it a Pi Xiu? Lately I've been researching dirt dogs, and I've found tons of this type popping up every day. Is it the kind where once you buy in, you can't sell out? Or some other kind of scam?

The image shows a cryptocurrency trading chart for "Monkey" (猴子猴子) on the Solana network, displaying a dramatic price surge of over 99,999% with the price reaching $0.98155 and a market cap of $98.15. The chart features annotations marking "DB" and "M" points at the bottom, illustrating a classic "rug pull" or honeypot scam pattern where the token spikes vertically before crashing, which directly supports the post's question about whether these continuously rising scam tokens are "θ²”θ²…" (honeypots) that prevent selling.

AI visual note: The image shows a cryptocurrency trading chart for "Monkey" (猴子猴子) on the Solana network, displaying a dramatic price surge of over 99,999% with the price reaching $0.98155 and a market cap of $98.15. The chart features annotations marking "DB" and "M" points at the bottom, illustrating a classic "rug pull" or honeypot scam pattern where the token spikes vertically before crashing, which directly supports the post's question about whether these continuously rising scam tokens are "θ²”θ²…" (honeypots) that prevent selling.