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$SUI

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Snapshot Window: 2026-08-28 12:50 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
3
Total Impressions
3.1K
Total Likes
60
Retweets & Quotes
7
Comments
6

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 6, Retweets: 7, Likes: 60, Impressions: 3113

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 3 source posts analyzed

@0xRexnftcrypto

Curious to see the mechanics laid out. Transparency beats hype any day. Hope the reveal clarifies the flow and risk profile. Looking forward to the breakdown tomorrow.

@tehMoonwalkeR

Predicting directly from X using @DeepBookonSui Absolute insane comfort and $SUI doesn't even need a private key thanks to Zklogin

@AlphaLabx

I'm giving away 0.1 $BTC to a random person! As promised, I'm sending 0.1 BTC (~$7,500) to one lucky follower. Like, retweet, and comment 'Done' to enter the giveaway. * If you're not following, you'll be disqualified. The winner will be announced within 24 hours!…..

The image shows a CoinStats portfolio screenshot displaying a balance of $1,263,684,453,788.94 USD, consisting of 11,000,000 BTC held at a price of $114,880.4 each, with an all-time profit of $490,987,453,788.95 (+63.54%).

This image appears to be used as fake "proof of wealth" to lend credibility to a classic crypto giveaway scam—the impossibly large holdings (11 million BTC, worth over a trillion dollars) signal that the screenshot is fabricated, since no real person owns such an amount and anyone promoting a BTC giveaway on social media is running a scam designed to steal funds or personal information from hopeful participants.

AI visual note: The image shows a CoinStats portfolio screenshot displaying a balance of $1,263,684,453,788.94 USD, consisting of 11,000,000 BTC held at a price of $114,880.4 each, with an all-time profit of $490,987,453,788.95 (+63.54%). This image appears to be used as fake "proof of wealth" to lend credibility to a classic crypto giveaway scam—the impossibly large holdings (11 million BTC, worth over a trillion dollars) signal that the screenshot is fabricated, since no real person owns such an amount and anyone promoting a BTC giveaway on social media is running a scam designed to steal funds or personal information from hopeful participants.