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Zeetxo 2082868212677615933

zeetxo-2082868212677615933

https://x.com/zeetxo/status/2082868212677615933

Captured screenshot of the post by @zeetxo, posted 30 Jul 2026, 16:37 UTC
@zeetxo posted captured full-size capture → original post →
Author
@zeetxo
Organisation
independent
Evidence role
early-analysis
Posted
Capture status
capture held

Zee's 30 July post noting some sort of mass attack on multiple dormant wallets, published at 16:37 UTC on the first day. One of the earliest public signals in the archive, made before any cause was known and phrased with matching uncertainty. Its significance is the timestamp: see notgrubles-2085084394352500935, which credits this post as first notice.

This post is registered as evidence and has a locally held capture. The original remains the canonical publication.

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