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$LOAD Catalyst Posts

October 07, 2026

Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts · ← Back to $LOAD Profile · Market Rankings

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2 source posts analyzed
Overload @overload_xyz · 2026-10-07T14:16:28+00:00

ok so, where your money goes at mint 70% → your machine, as stock during the first epochs 30% → $LOAD buy and burn 0% → protocol every mint goes back into the game

The image, branded "OVERLOAD," displays a breakdown titled "Where the money goes" showing 70% going to "your machine, as stock" and 30% allocated to "$LOAD buy and burn," with the note "Protocol takes 0% at mint" — visually reinforcing the post's explanation of mint allocation, while a small power plant illustration in the corner hints at the "power plant, not used in stock" tagline.

AI visual analysis: The image, branded "OVERLOAD," displays a breakdown titled "Where the money goes" showing 70% going to "your machine, as stock" and 30% allocated to "$LOAD buy and burn," with the note "Protocol takes 0% at mint" — visually reinforcing the post's explanation of mint allocation, while a small power plant illustration in the corner hints at the "power plant, not used in stock" tagline.

JTN @DucAnhXM · 2026-10-07T18:33:13+00:00

Một số thông tin mới hữu ích từ @overload_xyz ~ 70% số tiền mint sẽ được chuyển thành cổ phiếu, lưu bên trong Machine trong những giai đoạn đầu. ~ 30% còn lại dùng để mua và burn $LOAD, giúp giảm nguồn cung. ~ 0% → dành cho protocol ggwp Có thể nói dự án

A graphic titled 'Where the money goes' displays a yellow and blue bar chart showing 70% to 'your machine, as stock' and 30% to '$LOAD buy and burn', with text noting 'Protocol takes 0% at mint' and an 'OVERLOAD' logo.

AI visual analysis: A graphic titled 'Where the money goes' displays a yellow and blue bar chart showing 70% to 'your machine, as stock' and 30% to '$LOAD buy and burn', with text noting 'Protocol takes 0% at mint' and an 'OVERLOAD' logo.