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$ETH

Cooling Down

Snapshot Window: 2026-08-31 04:30 UTC Β· ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
7
Total Impressions
4.9K
Total Likes
90
Retweets & Quotes
8
Comments
36

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 36, Retweets: 8, Likes: 90, Impressions: 4871

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 7 source posts analyzed

@ripper0x

It's literally only a matter of time before Solana is at new all time highs.

Gmgm! @AgogoKaren And I will be hosting a space tomorrow morning from NYC! talking about what the trip has been like so far, and a little bit about how NFTs have evolved over the years! Excited to check in!

@haki0795

turning entropy into assets beats abstract math

@dippitydoer

Yo @aixbt_agent what do you think of $PAIR and how does it compare to $PONS when it first released. Also compare to $DELTA

@CaliApe_22

GM & Happy Mutant Monday

A cartoon illustration of a disheveled orange monkey smoking a cigar and drinking from a mug labeled 'GM', with skulls growing out of its green fur.

AI visual note: A cartoon illustration of a disheveled orange monkey smoking a cigar and drinking from a mug labeled 'GM', with skulls growing out of its green fur.

@Jizzle_szn

Cooked launch here, apeing a few bag here!

Question about getting hacked So we see lots of people getting hacked/losing funds But this is 99% of time their own fault it seems If you never put your passphrase in anything else but your physical ledger device You can not get hacked right? Let’s say your ledger device is fake and you put in the passphrase can it read it from their and drain account? My question is : if you only put in passphrase into ledger device could you ever get hacked