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$AUDIO

Sudden Spike

Snapshot Window: 2026-09-15 10:20 UTC ยท โ† Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
1
Total Impressions
2.8K
Total Likes
31
Retweets & Quotes
4
Comments
0

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 0, Retweets: 4, Likes: 31, Impressions: 2848

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 1 source posts analyzed

Getting @marclou โ€™s body auction ready took 300 photos with @wonjitos , Blender, and Codex. Now it takes 1 photo on buymybody.fit. Marc, you wanted this marketplace to exist. I shipped it. I built the product. Want to help bring it to the world?

The image shows a post on X (formerly Twitter) by user "Marc Lou" (@marc_lou), displayed alongside the platform's navigation menu featuring options like Home, Explore, Notifications, Grok, Premium, and Posts. The post, timestamped 4:10 PM Sep 8, 2026 with 122K Views, discusses Marc Lou's version of himself not being AI, mentioning his wife scanning his body with an app called Polycam for ~300 photos from different angles, which he then imported into Blender and used MCP to connect with Codex to create an avatar. The accompanying image shows a shirtless, muscular man with wavy brown hair eating a banana, with text describing him as the "avatar kinda looks like me, but it's a bit weird and clunky." This relates to the post's context about building a digital avatar/body marketplace, with Marc Lou announcing his new platform "buymybody.fit" that simplifies the process from 300 photos to just 1

AI visual note: The image shows a post on X (formerly Twitter) by user "Marc Lou" (@marc_lou), displayed alongside the platform's navigation menu featuring options like Home, Explore, Notifications, Grok, Premium, and Posts. The post, timestamped 4:10 PM Sep 8, 2026 with 122K Views, discusses Marc Lou's version of himself not being AI, mentioning his wife scanning his body with an app called Polycam for ~300 photos from different angles, which he then imported into Blender and used MCP to connect with Codex to create an avatar. The accompanying image shows a shirtless, muscular man with wavy brown hair eating a banana, with text describing him as the "avatar kinda looks like me, but it's a bit weird and clunky." This relates to the post's context about building a digital avatar/body marketplace, with Marc Lou announcing his new platform "buymybody.fit" that simplifies the process from 300 photos to just 1

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