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May 31, 2026Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts · ← Back to $THOR Profile · Market Rankings
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4 source posts analyzed· 2026-05-31T15:24:15+00:00Hey all, the @THORChain & @RujiraNetwork weekly recap is up! #THORChain is close to resuming operations, #Rujira Credit Accounts are back online, 2 awesome podcasts with @sodabubblelab & @deving_zone . STO @Maya_Protocol
· 2026-05-31T17:29:46+00:00We will be releasing API access to our most successful and powerful product: THOR via @TAPfintech provides an average 70% win rate across all available signals ( for the last 15 years ) Wins are calculated using 1/1.5 - R/R. Code a winning strategy by using winning signals.
AI visual analysis: The image features a cartoon frog with neon green eyes and red goggles, sitting atop stacks of $100 bills and a white paper bill on the floor. In the background, there are other people who seem to be engaged in an activity related to the illustration or possibly discussing the Frog's financial status.
· 2026-05-31T11:58:00+00:00Saturday 6th June, on the THORChain Podcast | Community Member Spotlight at 10AM EDT / 2PM UTC. @KentonC137 and @patriotsounds are sitting down with Goose from @zephyr_org . Zephyr Protocols' ZEPH is a digital currency that combines the principles of privacy and stability.
AI visual analysis: The image features a poster for a ThorChain podcast, which is titled "THORCHAIN Podcast Community Member Spotlight". The poster includes two men sitting down with Goose from @zephyr_org, who are discussing digital currency. The background of the poster has a blue and green color scheme, creating an interesting visual effect.
· 2026-05-31T16:25:03+00:00Hacks In 2026 (Till Now: May '26 Updated) Which one affected you the most? May • Verus-Eth Bridge : $11.5M • Thorchain : $10.8M April • KelpDAO : $290M • Drift Protocol : $285M • Hyperbridge : $2.5M March • ResolvLabs : $25M • Sillytuna : $24M •
AI visual analysis: The image shows a table with various app names listed, along with their respective amounts of money raised or spent during the hackathon event held in 2016. The table displays the name of each app and its corresponding amount, providing an overview of the financial transactions that took place at the hackathon.