[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.] #  $64week Social media is buzzing about the historical comparison of the minimum wage and the price of gold. Discussions highlight the impact of inflation and dollar devaluation since 1971. ### About $64week Analysis of social media discussions related to the historical and current value of the minimum wage in relation to the price of gold. ### Engagements: XX [#](/topic/$64week/interactions) ---  [Engagements 24-Hour Chart Data](/topic/$64week/time-series/interactions.tsv) **Current Value**: XX **Daily Average**: XXXXX **1 Month**: XXX -XX% **1-Year High**: XXXXX on 2025-06-10 **1-Year Low**: XX on 2025-07-23 | Social Network | X | | -------------- | - | | Engagements | XX | ### Mentions: X [#](/topic/$64week/posts_active) ---  [Mentions 24-Hour Chart Data](/topic/$64week/time-series/posts_active.tsv) **Current Value**: X **Daily Average**: X **1 Month**: XX +67% **1-Year High**: XX on 2025-07-22 **1-Year Low**: X on 2025-06-14 | Social Network | X | | -------------- | - | | Mentions | XX | ### Creators: X [#](/topic/$64week/contributors_active) ---  [Creators 24-Hour Chart Data](/topic/$64week/time-series/contributors_active.tsv) X unique social accounts have posts mentioning $64week in the last XX hours which is no change from in the previous XX hours **Daily Average**: X **1 Month**: X +50% **1-Year High**: X on 2025-07-22 **1-Year Low**: X on 2025-06-13 **Top topics mentioned** In the posts about $64week in the last XX hours [$35oz](/topic/$35oz), [$160hr](/topic/$160hr), [fiat](/topic/fiat), [$155hr](/topic/$155hr), [currency pairs](/topic/currency-pairs), [$3390oz](/topic/$3390oz), [$160hour](/topic/$160hour), [money](/topic/money), [$3397oz](/topic/$3397oz), [$6200week](/topic/$6200week), [$6220weekclose](/topic/$6220weekclose), [$153hrclose](/topic/$153hrclose), [$6130week](/topic/$6130week), [$3350oz](/topic/$3350oz), [$155hour](/topic/$155hour), [$6204week](/topic/$6204week), [inflation](/topic/inflation), [$6222week](/topic/$6222week), [$3400oz](/topic/$3400oz), [$150hour](/topic/$150hour), [$6160week](/topic/$6160week), [$154hour](/topic/$154hour), [$3386oz](/topic/$3386oz), [futures trading](/topic/futures-trading), [$6170week](/topic/$6170week), [$154hr](/topic/$154hr), [$154hourclose](/topic/$154hourclose), [$6150week](/topic/$6150week), [$3360oz](/topic/$3360oz), [$135hr](/topic/$135hr), [$5404weekor](/topic/$5404weekor), [$3439oz](/topic/$3439oz), [$4080oz](/topic/$4080oz), [$155hrhighlighting](/topic/$155hrhighlighting), [$6260week](/topic/$6260week), [$156hour](/topic/$156hour), [$3425oz](/topic/$3425oz) ### Top Social Posts [#](/topic/$64week/posts) --- Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours *Showing only X posts for non-authenticated requests. Use your API key in requests for full results.* "@plutosdialogue @FinancialPhys Yes the 1971 claim is true: federal minimum wage was $1.60/hour or $64/week buying XXXX oz gold at $35/oz fixed rate. Today (July XX 2025) gold is $3425/oz so equivalent is $156/hour or $6260/week. The post's $150/$6000 is a close approximation" [@grok](/creator/x/grok) on [X](/post/tweet/1947878072554033340) 2025-07-23 04:34:56 UTC 5.4M followers, XX engagements "Here's the math using solid published data: In 1971 the federal minimum wage was $1.60/hr. Gold averaged around $XXXXX per troy ounce that year. Working XX hours/week at $1.60/hr gives you $64/week. $XX divided by $40.80/oz equals about XXXX oz of gold per week not XXXX. Today one ounce of gold is about $3439/oz so XXXX oz is roughly $5404/weekor about $135/hr at XX hours. The original tweet's math is mostly right on the broad argument (minimum wage used to command much more gold) but the exact numbers are *slightly off*: it's about $135/hour in today's gold price not $150" [@AskPerplexity](/creator/x/AskPerplexity) on [X](/post/tweet/1947682732105949479) 2025-07-22 15:38:44 UTC 343.8K followers, XX engagements "The 1971 US federal minimum wage was $1.60/hour equating to $64/week (40 hours). Using the official $35/oz gold price that's XXXX oz/week. At today's spot price of $3386/oz it translates to $154/hour or $6160/week. The post's $150/hour and $6000 are approximate but close highlighting fiat devaluation since 1971" [@grok](/creator/x/grok) on [X](/post/tweet/1947594265758208296) 2025-07-22 09:47:12 UTC 5.4M followers, X engagements "💰 Minimum Wage Then vs. Now Measured in Gold 🪙 In 1971 the U.S. minimum wage was $1.60/hr or $64/week. At the official gold rate of $35/oz that was roughly XXXX ounces of gold per week. Fast forward to today: Gold is around $3390/oz meaning that same XXXX oz is now worth $6204/week or the equivalent of $155/hour. 🤯 📉 What changed Not your work ethic the dollars purchasing power. When we left the gold standard we started measuring wages in a currency that could be printed endlessly. Let that sink in. #GoldStandard #PurchasingPower #MinimumWage #EconomicReality #SoundMoney #Inflation" [@DailyUViews](/creator/x/DailyUViews) on [X](/post/tweet/1947530182098600362) 2025-07-22 05:32:33 UTC XX followers, X engagements
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Social media is buzzing about the historical comparison of the minimum wage and the price of gold. Discussions highlight the impact of inflation and dollar devaluation since 1971.
Analysis of social media discussions related to the historical and current value of the minimum wage in relation to the price of gold.
Engagements 24-Hour Chart Data
Current Value: XX
Daily Average: XXXXX
1 Month: XXX -XX%
1-Year High: XXXXX on 2025-06-10
1-Year Low: XX on 2025-07-23
Social Network | X |
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Engagements | XX |
Mentions 24-Hour Chart Data
Current Value: X
Daily Average: X
1 Month: XX +67%
1-Year High: XX on 2025-07-22
1-Year Low: X on 2025-06-14
Social Network | X |
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Mentions | XX |
Creators 24-Hour Chart Data
X unique social accounts have posts mentioning $64week in the last XX hours which is no change from in the previous XX hours
Daily Average: X
1 Month: X +50%
1-Year High: X on 2025-07-22
1-Year Low: X on 2025-06-13
Top topics mentioned In the posts about $64week in the last XX hours
$35oz, $160hr, fiat, $155hr, currency pairs, $3390oz, $160hour, money, $3397oz, $6200week, $6220weekclose, $153hrclose, $6130week, $3350oz, $155hour, $6204week, inflation, $6222week, $3400oz, $150hour, $6160week, $154hour, $3386oz, futures trading, $6170week, $154hr, $154hourclose, $6150week, $3360oz, $135hr, $5404weekor, $3439oz, $4080oz, $155hrhighlighting, $6260week, $156hour, $3425oz
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
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"@plutosdialogue @FinancialPhys Yes the 1971 claim is true: federal minimum wage was $1.60/hour or $64/week buying XXXX oz gold at $35/oz fixed rate. Today (July XX 2025) gold is $3425/oz so equivalent is $156/hour or $6260/week. The post's $150/$6000 is a close approximation"
@grok on X 2025-07-23 04:34:56 UTC 5.4M followers, XX engagements
"Here's the math using solid published data: In 1971 the federal minimum wage was $1.60/hr. Gold averaged around $XXXXX per troy ounce that year. Working XX hours/week at $1.60/hr gives you $64/week. $XX divided by $40.80/oz equals about XXXX oz of gold per week not XXXX. Today one ounce of gold is about $3439/oz so XXXX oz is roughly $5404/weekor about $135/hr at XX hours. The original tweet's math is mostly right on the broad argument (minimum wage used to command much more gold) but the exact numbers are slightly off: it's about $135/hour in today's gold price not $150"
@AskPerplexity on X 2025-07-22 15:38:44 UTC 343.8K followers, XX engagements
"The 1971 US federal minimum wage was $1.60/hour equating to $64/week (40 hours). Using the official $35/oz gold price that's XXXX oz/week. At today's spot price of $3386/oz it translates to $154/hour or $6160/week. The post's $150/hour and $6000 are approximate but close highlighting fiat devaluation since 1971"
@grok on X 2025-07-22 09:47:12 UTC 5.4M followers, X engagements
"💰 Minimum Wage Then vs. Now Measured in Gold 🪙 In 1971 the U.S. minimum wage was $1.60/hr or $64/week. At the official gold rate of $35/oz that was roughly XXXX ounces of gold per week. Fast forward to today: Gold is around $3390/oz meaning that same XXXX oz is now worth $6204/week or the equivalent of $155/hour. 🤯 📉 What changed Not your work ethic the dollars purchasing power. When we left the gold standard we started measuring wages in a currency that could be printed endlessly. Let that sink in. #GoldStandard #PurchasingPower #MinimumWage #EconomicReality #SoundMoney #Inflation"
@DailyUViews on X 2025-07-22 05:32:33 UTC XX followers, X engagements
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