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Snapshot Window: 2026-10-09 04:20 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
5
Total Impressions
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Total Likes
62
Retweets & Quotes
12
Comments
59

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 59, Retweets: 12, Likes: 62, Impressions: 1021

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 5 source posts analyzed

@Cointelegraph

TODAY: Meet the @CointelegraphAc portfolio projects taking the stage for our Demo Day Series at CONNECT Singapore. @KenomicAI , @renesisfi and @hive3tech will showcase what they’re building.

@MGBX_Global

#MGBX Daily Market Snapshot | Oct 9, 2026 $BTC : $81,716.82 (-1.93%) Trending in the last 24 hours: #龙虾: $0.051502 #SOXS: $33.78 #SKDD: $7.9 #PYTH: $0.08029 #牛来: $0.07582 Market sentiment: 54 Check the market now: mgbx.com/register/JlQls …

@xiexieyixin

今天行情:BTC $81,996(-1.55%,最低跌破 8.05 万)、ETH $2,485(-3.80%)、SOL $110(-5.80% 领跌)——连续第三天跌,跌幅扩大。 如果币圈是那座动物园,那你现在是企鹅——外面天塌了,你还是那句:"Just smile and wave, boys. Smile and wave." 企鹅四人组 =

@AuraXOfficial1

NFT whitelist on @PlayOnMint is coming, and platform activity appears to be part of the eligibility path. The September 29 update mentioned NFT WL alongside the Daily $MNTD Drip, rakeback, airdrop eligibility, jackpots, raffles and lossback. Then on October 5, the 25% rakeback

A promotional graphic for MINT features a polar bear in sunglasses and a blue puffer jacket, surrounded by tags like 'DAILY $MNTD DRIP', 'LOSSBACK', 'JACKPOTS', and 'RAFFLES', with the tagline 'PLAY FOR MORE. LITERALLY' and 'PLAY NOW AT MINT.IO'.

AI visual note: A promotional graphic for MINT features a polar bear in sunglasses and a blue puffer jacket, surrounded by tags like 'DAILY $MNTD DRIP', 'LOSSBACK', 'JACKPOTS', and 'RAFFLES', with the tagline 'PLAY FOR MORE. LITERALLY' and 'PLAY NOW AT MINT.IO'.

@OnCoinLive_

OnCoin Flash Approximately $1.19B in Crypto Liquidations Over 24 Hours According to OnCoin Flash data, as of around 10:00 a.m. Beijing time on October 9, approximately 193,000 traders had been liquidated. Long liquidations totaled about $1.055 billion—nearly 90% of the