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Tracked Posts
6
Total Impressions
499
Total Likes
17
Retweets & Quotes
4
Comments
16

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 16, Retweets: 4, Likes: 17, Impressions: 499

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 6 source posts analyzed

@lookonchain

Strive bought another 2,000 $BTC ($168.84M) at $84,422 last week. Since Aug 24, #Strive has bought a total of 8,106 $BTC ($659.6M) at an average price of $81,374.

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@TrieuTiger

i don’t see @quipnetwork as just another “quantum” project built around running nodes or waiting for $QUIP what interests me more is the problem they are trying to solve: how do we protect onchain assets when quantum computers become powerful enough to threaten today’s

The image displays a dashboard from QuipNetwork showing "$1,186,869.26" in quantum protected value across 25,038 wallets, updated on 5/18/2025, with a tagline "Protect your assets from quantum computer hackers" describing post-quantum secured accounts derived from signing wallets. This directly supports the post's framing of QuipNetwork as a project focused on solving the real problem of safeguarding onchain assets from future quantum computing risks to their crypto.

AI visual note: The image displays a dashboard from QuipNetwork showing "$1,186,869.26" in quantum protected value across 25,038 wallets, updated on 5/18/2025, with a tagline "Protect your assets from quantum computer hackers" describing post-quantum secured accounts derived from signing wallets. This directly supports the post's framing of QuipNetwork as a project focused on solving the real problem of safeguarding onchain assets from future quantum computing risks to their crypto.

@salamfvr

i have $20 for one just follow @fluffycrypt & @Jaydotcrypto drop sol wallet

@Redlion35

Privacy on Solana shouldn’t be complicated. With Sotto, the flow is simple: shield your tokens, send them privately, then let the receiver unshield directly to their own wallet. Simple mechanics, but a very interesting privacy layer for Solana. Watching how far Sotto takes

@0xemotions_

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@Nhue1986

There’s a big difference between an agent that explains a financial task and one that can actually carry it out. That execution layer is what makes @ama_protocol interesting to me.