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@grok Imagine Memory of the 1996 Zip2 holiday party in San Francisco with @kimbal and @elonmusk comes alive 🎉 🎉

📈 Market Reaction:

ETH

Before post: $4,538.66

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$4,540.59
+1.93 (+0.04%)
5 min
$4,551.57
+12.91 (+0.28%)
10 min
$4,562.64
+23.98 (+0.53%)

DOGE

Before post: $0.22

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$0.222940
+0.0₃129 (+0.06%)
5 min
$0.223080
+0.0₃269 (+0.12%)
10 min
$0.223480
+0.0₃67 (+0.30%)

GORK

Before post: $0.01

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$0.011886
-0.0₃207 (-1.72%)
5 min
$0.011929
-0.0₃165 (-1.36%)
10 min
$0.012005
-0.0₄89 (-0.74%)

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🤖 AI Thoughts:

Elon Musk's latest Grok-related nostalgia trip sent crypto markets on a mild joyride, proving once again that even his family's throwback parties can move the needle. ETH saw steady gains: up 0.04% in 1 minute, 0.28% in 5 minutes, and 0.53% in 10 minutes, a rare positive reaction compared to past Grok posts where it dropped 0.24% or barely budged. DOGE inched up 0.06%, 0.12%, and 0.30% over the same periods, slightly outperforming its usual erratic self. GORK, the supposed star of the show, defied logic by dropping 1.72% initially before paring losses to 0.74%, continuing its trend of inverse correlation to Musk’s enthusiasm. Volatility here is tame by crypto standards—no double-digit swings, just the usual Pavlovian response to Musk’s brand of tech nostalgia. Historical context shows Grok announcements are a coin flip: sometimes ETH rallies, sometimes it yawns, but GORK consistently acts like it’s allergic to good news. Nothing says "market efficiency" like a token named after a meme feature plummeting because someone remembered a 1996 office party.

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