$FLY Catalyst Posts
September 10, 2026Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts Β· β Back to $FLY Profile Β· Market Rankings
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14 source posts analyzedΒ· 2026-09-10T20:31:09+00:00Sounds genuine. What if we connected this fly brain to a memecoin? What would it do? This is what we built. Introducing the fly experience. Website: inthebrainofafly.com Study: inthebrainofafly.com/study Repo: github.com/theflyRH/thefl β¦ CA:
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AI visual analysis: The image displays a colorful, detailed visualization of a fly's brain, rendered with intricate neural pathways in vibrant hues of blue, purple, pink, and green against a white background. This visually striking representation connects to the post's announcement of "the fly experience," a project linking a fly brain visualization to a memecoin, with references to their website, study, and GitHub repository for the RH project.
Β· 2026-09-10T20:18:13+00:00I made the fly brain deploy it's own token on Robinhood. You can see all neuron activations, blockchain proofs, replay the moment of deploy and interact with the fly on the website. flytoken.io
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Β· 2026-09-10T22:52:59+00:00For those wondering, there is no dev supply the fly launched its coin with no initial buy.
Β· 2026-09-10T23:13:44+00:00Out of all the fly coins. This one stands out the most. 0x4eb990547bce4a982432ca88cf5fae7eed1a2d35 - Has an official github you can fork and try to do your own experiments. dev is actively working on it. github.com/fruitflydev/fl β¦ - fly is alive browsing the internet right now.
Β· 2026-09-10T19:15:10+00:00Trader @ShapeFN_ bought $1,490 worth of $FLY at $170K market cap and hasnβt sold a single coin Heβs now sitting on a $38,597 position!
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Β· 2026-09-10T22:04:34+00:0010 $GOOGL ($3300) has been used to buy back and burn $FLY since launch.
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AI visual analysis: The image displays a dashboard showing 10.0501 $GOOGL has been bought back, with recent transactions including 0.0273 $GOOGL at 0x239440, 0.0112 at 0x3c8f22, 0.0103 at 0x901620, and 0.0079 at 0x08cae7, all occurring between 01:53-01:54 AM, with the note "Dish empty, waiting for fees" indicating the buyback and burn mechanism is actively running to reduce $FLY supply.
Β· 2026-09-10T20:43:25+00:002% of the $FLY supply has been burned with 14 $GOOGL used to buyback Watch live >> inthebrainofafly.com
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AI visual analysis: The image displays a buyback summary showing 14.6013 GOOGL tokens repurchased through 4 transactions totaling 0.1710 GOOGL, representing a small fraction of the 2% supply burn referenced in the post about the $FLY token.
Β· 2026-09-10T18:10:08+00:00I sold too early cos been roundtripping & losing alot so had to take to & i know imma regret it, but my thesis was right $FLY is a 20M coin
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AI visual analysis: A promotional graphic from Fomo features a testimonial from user "ocrxa" dated Sep 10, 2026, highlighting a +$32,223.92 gain (+1,028.01%) on FLYCOIN, with $3.1K invested at $178.9K now valued at $3.8M, accompanied by a 10% off promo code. The image directly supports the poster's claim about FLY being a "20M coin," illustrating how an early thesis on the token could have yielded massive returns despite their decision to sell earlier.
Β· 2026-09-10T21:06:46+00:005% of the $FLY supply has been burned with 6.05 $GOOGL used to buyback so far.
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AI visual analysis: The image displays a dashboard showing 6.0517 GOOGL has been bought back through four transactions (0.0431, 0.0447, 0.0490, and 0.0098 GOOGL) totaling 0.1792 GOOGL across 7 drops in the dish, with transaction hashes and timestamps (01:05-01:06 AM). This visualizes the GOOGL buyback activity for $FLY, confirming the post's claim that 6.05 GOOGL has been used in the token burn process.
Β· 2026-09-10T23:58:02+00:00Some of our recent calls in the past week: $RSTR 235K > 9.3M (40x) $4STOCK 10M > 82M (8x) $WORTHLESS 533K > 3.4M (6x) $BOB 139K > 882K (6x) $SUICA 266K > 1M (4x) $UPONLY 2M > 7M (3.5x) $OURO 2.6M > 8.1M (3.x) $FLY 2.4M > 6.7M (2.8x) $CME 3.9M > 8.2M (2.1x) $SCRIB 1.3M >
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AI visual analysis: The image displays a colorful, whimsical graphic titled "PASTEL ALPHA" featuring various stock tickers with their growth multipliers, matching the post's list of recent calls: $RSTR (40x), $4STOCK (8x), $WORTHLESS (6x), $BOB (6x), $SUICA (4x), $UPONLY (3.5x), $OURO (3.1x), $FLY (2.8x), $CME (2.1x), and $SCRIB (1.8x). The graphic showcases each ticker with starting and ending market caps, set against a fantasy landscape with castles, unicorns, and rainbow accents.
Β· 2026-09-10T20:59:41+00:004.1% of the $FLY supply has been burned with 4.49 $GOOGL used to buyback so far. 30 minutes since launch.
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AI visual analysis: A dark-themed dashboard displays that 4.4902 $GOOGL has been bought back, with four recent transactions ranging from 0.0080 to 0.0280 $GOOGL, alongside a summary noting "8 drops in the dish, 0.2807 $GOOGL." The image visually supports the post's claim about 4.1% of the $FLY supply being burned through $GOOGL buybacks within 30 minutes of launch.
Β· 2026-09-10T16:10:56+00:00Man, these past couple of days have been tough, total losses everywhere. Finally making some money $fly Back then I just thought this fly was way too badass, could totally use it for experiments and stuff, so I decisively bought in.
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AI visual analysis: A promotional graphic for the Debot platform showing a user 'FLY' with a +645% gain (+0.72 ETH/+$1.75K), total buys of $269.5, and sold $1.2K, featuring an anime-style character and an invitation code 317182.
Β· 2026-09-10T22:01:33+00:00ok fly is down bad pls feed it better tokens
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AI visual analysis: A screenshot of a game called 'TRADERFLY' featuring a fly on a laboratory setup with BUY and SELL buttons, showing watchlists for stocks like JUGGERNAUT, AI, and FRONG, along with a brain scanning mini-game.
Β· 2026-09-10T22:09:19+00:00$FLY vs $FLYBRAIN website. Seems like @fruitflydev website is better, you can actually see the fly try to control the pc vs just eating random stuff and not having a real input in anything. $Fly was first but seems like just a meme whereas $FLYBRAIN seems like more effort has
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