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$ROSE Catalyst Posts

June 28, 2026

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Oasis @OasisProtocol · 2026-06-28T12:00:03+00:00

Sunday on Oasis. The patience is the product.

A dimly lit desk scene features an open notebook with a pen resting on its pages, a coffee mug, stacked books, a metronome, and a warm desk lamp casting soft light against a dark room with a window view. The quiet, solitary study setting echoes the post's theme of "Sunday on Oasis," suggesting a meditative moment of discipline where the act of focused work itself—patient and unhurried—becomes the reward.

AI visual analysis: A dimly lit desk scene features an open notebook with a pen resting on its pages, a coffee mug, stacked books, a metronome, and a warm desk lamp casting soft light against a dark room with a window view. The quiet, solitary study setting echoes the post's theme of "Sunday on Oasis," suggesting a meditative moment of discipline where the act of focused work itself—patient and unhurried—becomes the reward.

K1d Crypt0 @K1d_Crypt0 · 2026-06-28T07:21:51+00:00

So I have a gem I noticed a long time ago. I was on pumpfun when the first projects bonded like Rose, Trenches and Pumpfun Community thanks to the homie DollaBill putting me on those first few weeks. There were only 300 traders when I joined. If you go back to the oldest coins

A screenshot showing a Pump.fun token creation page for "frappybird" by a creator, with a timestamp of Jan 25, 2024 at 1:39 PM circled in white. The post references the user's early days on Pump.fun during its initial period, and the image illustrates a coin from that early era by displaying its creation date.

AI visual analysis: A screenshot showing a Pump.fun token creation page for "frappybird" by a creator, with a timestamp of Jan 25, 2024 at 1:39 PM circled in white. The post references the user's early days on Pump.fun during its initial period, and the image illustrates a coin from that early era by displaying its creation date.