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$LYRA

Sudden Spike

Snapshot Window: 2026-10-06 14:50 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
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Total Impressions
224
Total Likes
73
Retweets & Quotes
0
Comments
74

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 74, Retweets: 0, Likes: 73, Impressions: 224

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 1 source posts analyzed

@Lamsito_eth

So, we're getting 14% APR for free thanks to Lisnard? Btw, Polymarket is banned in France, so we're talking expats or guys using VPNs, so probably less reliable for French elections than for US elections.

A Polymarket graph titled "Prochaine élection présidentielle française" tracks prediction percentages from December to September for four candidates: Marine Le Pen (42.5%, showing a strong upward trend), Édouard Philippe (18%), David Lisnard (13.7%), and Jean-Luc Mélenchon (13%). The chart includes trading volumes (e.g., $3,324,225 for Le Pen, $1,948,076 for Philippe) and buy/sell prices, supporting the post's joke about earning 14% APR on Lisnard shares while noting that Polymarket's French ban via VPN usage could reduce prediction reliability for French elections.

AI visual note: A Polymarket graph titled "Prochaine élection présidentielle française" tracks prediction percentages from December to September for four candidates: Marine Le Pen (42.5%, showing a strong upward trend), Édouard Philippe (18%), David Lisnard (13.7%), and Jean-Luc Mélenchon (13%). The chart includes trading volumes (e.g., $3,324,225 for Le Pen, $1,948,076 for Philippe) and buy/sell prices, supporting the post's joke about earning 14% APR on Lisnard shares while noting that Polymarket's French ban via VPN usage could reduce prediction reliability for French elections.

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