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Snapshot Window: 2026-09-02 10:20 UTC Β· ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
4
Total Impressions
6.1K
Total Likes
84
Retweets & Quotes
5
Comments
44

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 44, Retweets: 5, Likes: 84, Impressions: 6109

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 4 source posts analyzed

@0xrahulweb3

PonsGuy New ATH

A screenshot of an NFT collection page for 'PonsGuy' by PonsGuyNFT, showing stats including a Floor Price of $25.12, 1D Floor up 248%, 24H Volume of $91.9K, and 2.1K holders.

AI visual note: A screenshot of an NFT collection page for 'PonsGuy' by PonsGuyNFT, showing stats including a Floor Price of $25.12, 1D Floor up 248%, 24H Volume of $91.9K, and 2.1K holders.

@0xAuroraonX

Hello people I've been seeing people talk about the @1winPro tournaments and now I understand why. The reward pool sits at up to $25,000,000 across ongoing and upcoming events, with new tournaments added regularly and payouts in crypto. That is not a small number, and it

A dimly lit desk scene showing a monitor and smartphone displaying '1win' tournaments with a $25,000,000 total prize pool, alongside a 'PLAN' notebook, a '1win' mug, and a digital clock reading 23:47.

AI visual note: A dimly lit desk scene showing a monitor and smartphone displaying '1win' tournaments with a $25,000,000 total prize pool, alongside a 'PLAN' notebook, a '1win' mug, and a digital clock reading 23:47.

@0xRockefeller

$NPC looks way better tbh

@0xCezzVerse

Quip @quipnetwork QuipSwap changes who holds your funds mid-trade. A CEX does. A bridge does. A normal atomic swap locks both sides the whole time. QuipSwap doesn’t lock funds when you list an offer. Locking starts only after someone takes it and the maker funds it. You end up

A Quip Network blog post titled 'Who holds your funds mid-trade' featuring a table comparing four approaches: Centralized exchange, Bridge (lock and mint), Atomic swap (HTLC), and QuipSwap, with QuipSwap highlighted as 'nothing locked until the swap is taken and funded.'

AI visual note: A Quip Network blog post titled 'Who holds your funds mid-trade' featuring a table comparing four approaches: Centralized exchange, Bridge (lock and mint), Atomic swap (HTLC), and QuipSwap, with QuipSwap highlighted as 'nothing locked until the swap is taken and funded.'