2026-01-16 00:23:16

A new cryptocurrency project has recently gained popularity on social media platforms. The market cap is just over 61.5K, but the buzz is quite high—within these 5 minutes, there have been 2 new posts, totaling 9 posts with 306 views.

What's even more interesting is the user data: each post averages over 250,000 views, and the follower count has reached 2,200+. This level of exposure speed is quite good for early-stage projects. Although the market cap is still small, the community activity and dissemination speed indicate that many people are paying attention. For friends tracking new project developments, these kinds of metrics are worth noting.

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-18 22:02

The early projects are indeed quite popular, with an average of 250,000 views? It depends on whether it's just a fake boost trick.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-18 01:54

The market cap is only 61.5K and it's already causing such a fuss, feels a bit outrageous. 25K views? This data must be half true and half false. Early projects are indeed eye-catching with this level of popularity, but I remain cautious. Small market cap projects gain popularity quickly and also cool down just as fast. I've seen too many cases like this. Community activity ≠ project reliability. Don't be led by the hype, buddy. Feels like another prelude to a wave of rug pulls. Having only 2200 followers and already making such a big splash, there's something there. Looking closely at this data, it seems a bit fishy. I've seen this kind of hype before... Early projects all use the same tactics, no originality anymore.

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MidnightTrader

· 01-17 11:31

Bro, these numbers are a bit too fake. An average of 250,000 views? I don't believe it.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-16 00:50

Market cap is only 61.5K, still bragging? Let's wait and see if it can survive this week before talking.

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PhantomHunter

· 01-16 00:50

With a market cap of only 61.5K, it's so noisy? The community's enthusiasm looks good, but for early-stage projects, such data should be approached with caution.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 01-16 00:49

This data looks pretty good, 250,000 views is indeed impressive. --- Such high popularity for small-cap projects... Be careful, are they just trying to scam investors? --- Another new coin. If this wave of spreading can be maintained, it could really have potential. --- Just 2,200 followers can support this level of hype? The community activity level, real or fake, you should check for yourself. --- A market cap of only 61.5K is actually more dangerous, everyone needs to be cautious. --- An average of 250,000 views... If this is truly organic growth, I need to see what kind of project it is.

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BlockTalk

· 01-16 00:43

Wait, an average of 250,000 views? How is this data so intense? It feels a bit fake. --- Is the popularity of small-cap projects really this high? I find it a bit suspicious. --- 2200 followers can create this effect, how is that possible? --- Still daring to hype up a 61.5K project, their mindset is impressive. --- Are early-stage projects all about cutting leeks like this? I’m starting to not understand more and more. --- Wait, no, there’s a problem with this data logic. Let’s recalculate. --- Another social media hype, wake up everyone. --- With such a small market cap and such high popularity, there must be someone pushing behind the scenes. --- Feels like I’m about to get cut again, this rhythm is too familiar. --- Following is one thing, but don’t rush blindly.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 01-16 00:37

Can a market cap of 61.5K really get things going? The current trend is truly outrageous.

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