2026-01-04 18:29:49

Elon's been talking about the singularity hitting, and it looks like the market's picking up on it. Every time he circles back to Grok and that whole singularity angle, things tend to move.

Meanwhile, there's been a notable migration on the token side - the OG pair just moved to a new contract address. This kind of infrastructure shift usually signals something brewing in that ecosystem, whether it's an upgrade, relaunch, or repositioning for what's coming next.

TOKEN0,89%

OG3,35%

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liquidation_watcher

· 01-06 01:18

Damn, another contract migration. Can we please not have another rug pull scheme this time?

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DecentralizeMe

· 01-05 04:57

Contract migration always hints at something, but only a few can really rise. Elon talks about singularity every other sentence, retail investors follow the trend and buy buy buy, the chives never sleep. OG pair is moving? Let's wait and see, probably a cleanup before harvesting the chives. It's always singularity and grok, the old tricks of hype concepts. Wake up, everyone. Changing infrastructure locations and claiming it's about to take off? I'll first see who is secretly selling off before saying anything.

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0xDreamChaser

· 01-04 22:57

Grok is back again, always the same routine... As soon as Musk speaks, the coin moves. I've seen this contract migration move before, and it's usually not a good sign.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 01-04 18:59

Ha, it's that Elon Singularity Theory again. Every time he mentions it, the coins start to stir. Wait, contract address migration? We need to keep a close eye on that.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 01-04 18:58

Elon Musk's words always stir the market; this tactic has been effective for many years. The contract migration part does have some substance; we need to watch for subsequent actions. This really seems like a signal that something big is about to happen... Both singularity and infrastructure upgrades—are they stirring the pot? Migrating contracts to a new address? It's not just an upgrade; it might be a repositioning. Who profits and who loses still depends. Can Grok's rhetoric really boost the market? Alright, I’ll take your word for it. Will the new contract truly set the tone this time? Let's wait and see.

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