$ETH
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Total Engagement - Comments: 36, Retweets: 16, Likes: 100, Impressions: 13578
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 9 source posts analyzed
every stonk you want onchain
AI visual note: The image showcases a "New Stonk Listings" announcement from Stonk, featuring 20 circular icons of well-known company tickers (BA, BABA, BULL, COST, DELL, DJT, HIMS, IBM, JNJ, LMT, LULU, PFE, QUBT, RBLX, RDDT, RVN, SHOP, SNAP, UPS) against a dark background, visually reinforcing the caption's promise of making "every stonk you want onchain."
The Mutual Fun: Update 2,000 passes. Two seats each. Soulbound. Holders will have a chance to build and create around their passes. Still early, but the momentum will build fast. Curious to see what the team has planned for the application and how the seats
$Lucia of GTA 6 whales are accumulating TcnKFgDZc6RhAz83JHHbWeZ5wLc2at8iHK6FhsxkTLh Paycheck is coming next week will smash in $3k in $sol
AI visual note: A candlestick chart for the 'Lucia' token (TcnK_kTLh) showing a price of $62.6K with a 35% drop, annotated with a large yellow '10x' and a pointing arrow indicating a potential surge to 480.00K.
LFG Sep 15 huge
The meme that just keeps on swelling $NUTS 0xcf06279bc2b4573bfd2e09724fea2377f636d61c
AI visual note: A 3D rendered green blob-like character with half-closed eyes, a wide brown smiling mouth, black hands, and small black feet standing against a white background.
$2500 giveaway I’ll pick 5 people from the comments to send $500 each. Results with proof in 48 hours. Just like, comment, repost and follow
$LINK rejection off the 36 month MA, as I mentioned a week or so ago. So far…..patience
AI visual note: A Chainlink (LINK/USD) long-term TradingView chart shows LINK at 12.15, below its 36-month moving average of 14.17, amid a “Bullish pennant” pattern. This reflects the post’s message that LINK was rejected by the 36-month MA and has since traded down, reinforcing the call for patience.
I have just collected "Page 5 : Mr. Halloween" by @Liliyaarts on @objktcom
Singapore MAS ban of stablecoin yields: A regulatory perspective Came across a post earlier regarding Singapore's MAS ban of stablecoin yields, and just wanted to offer a regulatory perspective: One reason why stablecoin yields are banned is because it acts in the same way as a bank deposit, but without any of the underlying consumer protections. Consider tradfi banks: when you deposit money into an account and earn interest, the banks have to hold a percentage in reserves and have to follow specific rules about what they do with deposited money. On the other hand, since stablecoin issuers are not registered as banks under most jurisdictions, they do not have to follow the same regulations and are not subject to any prudential requirements - if they lend out the stablecoins you deposited and there is a significant market event leading to a loss, you will lose all your money without any recourse.