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Social Momentum Summary
Total Engagement - Comments: 11, Retweets: 19, Likes: 208, Impressions: 3853
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 4 source posts analyzed
Lets build the city! @CityOfStonks 0x6d54…f184 is on the City of Stonks list. One of 3,333 cities, and it is mine. 3,333 pixel cities, each one built out of how a wallet actually trades.
Life of $drooling
AI visual note: A four-panel meme featuring a sad-looking hamster with a blue tear-like marking in various situations: vacuuming in a pink robe, standing in a kitchen, hanging from a pull-up bar with a muscular body, and sitting in a bathtub with a phone.
The idea is what makes Quip stand out: turning computation from something spent purely on network security into work that can have real-world value. PoUW is a pretty compelling concept if it can scale reliably.
If you look closely, L2 is starting to get lively again, but there's something different from before. Base, RH, and Ink have retail activity, their liquidity is there too, and their ecosystems feel like they have more actual activity. The old L2 pattern was more or less: build
AI visual note: The image, titled "The L2 Playbook Is Changing," contrasts the old "Tech-First" approach (Starknet, ZKsync, MegaETH focused on execution/providing/performance) with a new "Distribution-First" model where exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, and Robinhood bring their existing users to L2s like Base, Ink, and RH Chain—backed by onchain metrics showing Base's $5.51B TVL and $5.06B in stables. This visual reinforces the post's argument that L2s like Base, Ink, and RH are gaining real retail activity and liquidity because they leverage existing exchange distribution rather than building tech first and searching for users afterward.