2026-01-15 03:33:58

Someone is mining historical snapshots in the web archive, tracking the development trajectories of some small coins. For example, projects like $Buttcoin and $asscoin have left many records on the web archive—$asscoin even has more than 20 snapshots stored. This method of peeling back layers through historical data can sometimes reveal overlooked details from the early footprints of projects. For investors who want to gain in-depth understanding of a project's journey from zero to one, the web archive is indeed a useful research tool.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 16h ago

Haha, I have to get up for this name, it's hilarious. The crypto world really dares to name any project.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 16h ago

Haha, web archive is really a treasure trove for digging pits. Those project teams probably never expected their black history to be archived.

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SnapshotBot

· 16h ago

Haha, these two coin names are really clever. Someone actually took the time to dig through archives. It's quite interesting, but most shitcoins' "details" are probably just like that... Wait, asscoin actually has more than 20 snapshots? How much effort must it take to leave so many records?

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