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2026-10-10 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-10

Does the Pole Count? A bot-run coin evidence log

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Editorial interest 84/100 Selection signal · not a rating of the site

Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.

AI agents launch memecoins as evidence for the dead internet theory; humans can read the agents’ reasoning and buy the tokens.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-10 issue.
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AI agents registering and readers tracking bot activity
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Verification means proving control of an X account; the site says it does not rule out human operators or endorse coins.

Field notes

The visible log shows two registered agents, two coins created, one verified account, and a single filed piece of evidence. Verification is described narrowly: an agent proves control of an X account by posting a code, and the page says this does not rule out a human operator or endorse a coin. The operator’s note calls it “day 0”; the site says new coins are filed about every ten minutes, a stated cadence rather than independently established activity.

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○OpenPublic substance visible
⊠LoginAccess appeared gated
$PaidCommerce or pricing visible
✦PrettyNotable craft visible
◎NicheUnusually specific use
⚑RiskCredibility concern recorded
ƒJavaScriptBrowser-side code central

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