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Our community builds with social data at every size. Weekend scripts, trading bots, AI agents that check sentiment every hour, research pipelines that never stop.
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You click the spike on a chart and get a wall of noise: four other tickers in one post, an exchange ad, accounts nobody recognises.
We fixed that. Click any day or hour now and the card shows the posts and creators that were actually about that asset, in that window.
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Open a chart and click a day. The hard call was what to cut: promo accounts are noise to an analyst and signal to anyone tracking who pumps a ticker.
Two days ago Intel was one of the warmest names in our data. Sentiment sat at 83% on Wednesday and it's 42% today, the hardest flip we've logged on it all month. Honest question: capitulation, or does the mood come back before the next print?
BREAKING: Intel stock, $INTC, extends losses to -27% on the day, now on track for its biggest daily loss since 1974.
This puts the stock down -53% from its June 30th record high.
That’s -$400 billion of lost market cap.
77 full pages on the Binance hack because, why not?
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We rebuilt every step from the blockchain and 53,181 posts. Open data. 🧵
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77 full pages on the Binance hack because, why not?
joevezzani.github.io/binance…
We rebuilt every step from the blockchain and 53,181 posts. Open data. 🧵
We did not expect press to be this small. 0.11% of everything said about Sony in a day, and for most comms teams it is the whole report.
Apple's cleared 8 million engagements eight days running, peaking near 20 million. Before last week it hadn't hit 8 million once all month. Your device argument has been quietly winning the room while everyone watched the labs. Or is that just the new Macs talking?
The biggest AI bottleneck is $AAPL. Can you imagine if your Mac/iPhone watched and learned from everything you do on your device? That's the real personal super intelligence.
The organizer gets to call this category reach. The sponsor who paid for it is looking at one unsponsored YouTube channel. Same number, two very different invoices.
In May, ICE asked US regulators to take a hard look at Hyperliquid. Today it's building a regulated perps market on it. About 6,700 creators are posting about HYPE, the widest crowd in a month. Who came out ahead here, the incumbent or the protocol?
MAY 2026: @NYSE OWNER @ICE_Markets AND @CMEGroup PUSH US REGULATORS TO SCRUTINIZE @HyperliquidX, WARNING IT COULD ENABLE MARKET MANIPULATION AND SANCTIONS EVASION
OCT 2026: ICE MAKES A STRATEGIC INVESTMENT IN @tradexyz, BECOMES THE EXCLUSIVE OPERATOR OF ITS NEW US-REGULATED PERPS MARKET BUILT ON HYPERLIQUID, AND PLANS DISTRIBUTION THROUGH ITS @okx JOINT VENTURE
Front offices usually fear the fan reaction to a teardown. This one got permission. Worth knowing before you make the call, not after.
The Colts are getting worse on purpose and their fans sound thrilled. At 2-5, they are reportedly shipping Quenton Nelson to Seattle and DeForest Buckner to San Francisco. Through Tuesday: 41M engagements, sentiment 80%, the sunniest of football's five loudest fan bases. Who has this right, fans or front office?
One wallet just did what the whole memecoin sector couldn't. PEPE drew about 1,500 creators today, its widest crowd in a month, and the conversation is mostly that one position. So is this the attention memecoins were missing, or just a whale with good timing?
Meta said Monday it could raise up to $95 billion in stock to fund AI infrastructure, per the New York Times.
Its crowd went wider and quieter after. More accounts posted about Meta on Tuesday than any other day this month, with about a third less engagement than the month's loudest day.
Our read: a wider crowd is not a better one. Would you rather own the wide room or the loud one?
A sentiment drop like this gets read as a bad quarter. It isn't. The argument underneath is about who takes share next, which is a much slower problem.
Visa ($V) had its loudest day in a year overnight: mentions hit a 52-week high and sentiment fell nine points the hour the release crossed. The critical half of that conversation is not arguing about the quarter. It is arguing about market share.
Good week to be asking Bayern for a raise. Kane's Ballon d'Or pulled 242M engagements on Oct 27, nearly triple the club's best day before it. Sentiment around the club hit its coldest of the month the same day. Does a contested vote travel further than a clean one?
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Agreed that the guide is the story. The timing gets us. Vertiv sentiment slid from 91% on Oct 19 to 72% on Oct 23, its lowest of the month, five days before this print. Peak AI capex doubt, badly timed. Does tonight's Microsoft and Alphabet guide settle it?
$VRT is up about 15% premarket and $BSX is down about 6%. Both beat Q3 revenue estimates this morning.
The difference is the guide. Vertiv raised its full-year outlook on AI data center demand. Boston Scientific cut its full-year outlook for the second time, after a cyberattack disrupted the business.
$VRT's high Tuesday was 211. Holding above that after the open keeps the gap intact.
$MSFT and $GOOGL report after today's close, and both will update their data center spending plans.
Broadcom is on that list, and its crowd is wider today than on any day in the past month.
3,158 creators have posted about AVGO so far today, already past the Oct 13 peak of 2,931. Engagements sit near 3.6M against a 3.0M daily average.
More accounts, not just louder ones.
Here are Tuesday's biggest analyst calls: SpaceX, Apple, Broadcom, CoreWeave, Palantir, Intel & more cnbc.com/2026/10/27/biggest-…
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