Who mentions $ENHA most on Surfaced?

@moninvestor (mon) mentions $ENHA most — 8 mentions in the past 12 months.

When was $ENHA first mentioned on Surfaced?

The earliest tracked mention of $ENHA in the Surfaced archive was on May 8, 2026.

How many voices track $ENHA?

5 FinTwit voices have mentioned $ENHA 14 times in the past 12 months.

What kind of voices mention $ENHA most?

$ENHA is mentioned most by Long Research voices on Surfaced.

$ENHA — FinTwit mentions on Surfaced

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@moninvestorJul 17, 2026 · 6:32 PM

$ENHA +20.08% today. It's great to finally see the stock moving higher. The last few weeks haven't been easy to hold, but that's the nature of high-risk, high-reward small caps. You have to be prepared for sharp moves in both directions. I'm happy with today's move, but I'm much more interested in next week's FDA Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee meeting. The committee will review seven peptides over two days, including BPC-157, TB-500, MOTS-C, KPV, Semax, Epitalon and DSIP. While the recommendations are non-binding, the meeting will be an important catalyst for ENHA.

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@moninvestorJul 16, 2026 · 7:46 AM

Peptides meeting is just a week away, 23/24 July. Massive catalyst for $HIMS & $ENHA. The FDA's Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee is scheduled to review seven peptide families for possible inclusion on the Section 503A Bulks List on July 23–24, 2026. If a peptide is added, compounding pharmacies could compound it under the rules governing Section 503A. Note the committee's recommendation is advisory only. The FDA makes the final decision.

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@moninvestorJul 4, 2026 · 6:27 PM

A lot of people hear “peptides are not FDA approved” and immediately stop thinking. I think that is the wrong way to look at it. FDA approval does not automatically mean something is healthy, risk free, or good for you. Cigarettes are legal. Alcohol is legal. Ultra processed food is legal. A lot of things that clearly damage human health are still sold every day. So for me, the question is not just whether something is allowed by the government. The real questions are: - what is the evidence? - what are the risks? - what are the benefits? - what is the dose? - what is the source? - is it being used properly? That is how I look at peptides. The uneducated view is that peptides are just some foreign chemical being injected into the body. That is not really what they are. Peptides are short chains of amino acids. Amino acids are the building blocks of protein. Many peptides already exist naturally in the body and act like signals. They tell cells to do something. Some affect appetite. Some affect healing. Some affect hormones. Some affect inflammation. The concept is not crazy. You are basically using a biological signal to push the body in a certain direction. But that does not mean every peptide is safe. Natural does not automatically mean safe either. Insulin is natural, but the wrong dose can kill you. Growth hormone exists naturally, but abusing it can cause serious problems. So I am not saying people should blindly use peptides. I am saying people should think properly. When I first heard about peptides, my first thought was not “has the government approved this?” or “are big pharmaceutical companies selling it?” My first thought was: what does the research say? What studies exist? What are the side effects? What are people using it for? What results are being reported? What is proven and what is still early? That is the honest way to look at it. The problem today is that many peptides sit in a gray area. Some have strong evidence, like GLP-1 drugs. Others are promising but still early, with limited human data. Some are popular because athletes and biohackers use them, but that is not the same as proper clinical proof. And because the legal route is unclear, a lot of demand has moved into “research only” websites, underground sellers, and unregulated sources. That is where the real danger is. This is why I think regulation matters, but not because regulators always know best. Regulation matters because it can move the market away from black market vials and toward pharmacies, prescriptions, testing, quality control, and medical supervision. That is the real opportunity. That is the level of thinking this category needs. I made a short aricle on peptides. Check out my article on Substack. Link in my bio and below. Please note, this is my opinion. I am currently doing research on peptides for personal reasons. I am also an investor in $HIMS & $ENHA.

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@moninvestorJun 14, 2026 · 10:27 PM

$ENHA - A Potential 10-Bagger Opportunity. 🧐 Enhanced Group runs two things under one brand. First, the Enhanced Games, a Las Vegas sporting event where athletes compete using performance enhancing drugs under medical supervision, with no anti-doping testing. Second, a direct-to-consumer telehealth platform selling peptides, GLP-1 weight loss drugs, testosterone therapy, and supplements. The idea is really simple. The Games generate massive amounts of attention for near-zero customer acquisition cost, and that attention gets funneled into the telehealth business, which is where the actual recurring revenue is going to come from. The numbers speak for itself. Enhanced Games captured the world’s attention. • 1B+ people engaged worldwide over 7 days • 4M+ live views across owned + partner platforms • 1M+ hours of live competition watched globally • 1.9M live viewers driven by top Twitch streamers Most people look at Enhanced and see a controversial sporting event. But I see a massive opportunity in a new longevity sector that is just getting started. My full free article on Substack now. Link below and on my profile page.

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@kaizen_investorJun 10, 2026 · 4:06 PM

Don’t like $ENHA at all. Selling performance-enhanced ‘treatments’ that are prohibited in almost every sport event. Than promote it by creating your own sport event where it is allowed, is just bizarre imo. I don’t know about the financial situation, stock can be expensive or cheap and it’s possible investors can make money of it. But I’m not here to make money at all costs. Enough companies I believe in that are doing something useful for this world.

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@moninvestorJun 10, 2026 · 1:44 PM

The new stock I bought yesterday is $ENHA. Buy before they're famous.

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@photonbullMay 23, 2026 · 5:03 PM

Seeing this picture go absolutely viral over the weekend (spoiler: yes, there is a way to trade this) Not weird given that the inaugural @enhanced_games are this weekend where enhanced athletes will be competing for $25M in prize money (enhanced meaning performance enhancing drugs) Super interesting idea in my opinion and kind of excited to watch it to be honest There is now a publicly traded vehicle for the Enhanced Games ($ENHA). Enhanced Group Inc. came to the NYSE under the ticker ENHA in early May 2026 through a merger with A Paradise Acquisition Corp. The long term case is kind of speculative but could be huge, some people think this will be the next olympics and others think it will be a niche that nobody shows interest for. The company is attempting to build an entirely new category at the intersection of elite sport, performance medicine, telehealth and media rights, with three monetization verticals and an event property that has no real competitor. If the model works it owns the franchise outright. The short term is where the risk concentrates. This is a freshly de-SPACed name whose flagship event is this weekend, so likely a volatile week ahead as markets react and people discover it. Revenue is largely prospective rather than proven, the price has already shown how violently it can move in both directions, and the underlying premise of sanctioned pharmacological enhancement carries regulatory, reputational and liability exposure that does not map onto any clean comparable. The asymmetry runs in both directions, and the first event in Las Vegas is going to be a good way to see how people think about the concept I do not think this is currently a good investment, huge risks and there is enough upside to be found in space/AI/defense names IMO No position for me, but wanted to point this out due to personal interest in the event

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@unusual_whalesMay 22, 2026 · 1:45 PM

Enhanced Games (NYSE: $ENHA) releases substance usage data from its IRB-approved clinical trial ahead of this Sunday's inaugural competition in Las Vegas • 91% of athletes used testosterone • 79% used human growth hormone (hGH) • 62% used stimulants (eg. Adderall) • 50% used metabolic modulators • 41% used EPO • 29% used anabolic steroids • 5% used hormonal support therapies The study, titled ASCEND001, is now live on https://t.co/kMwDhnNZTN The Enhanced Games take place May 24th at Resorts World Las Vegas 🏟️

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@unusual_whalesMay 14, 2026 · 1:33 PM

$ENHA just listed on the NYSE. The Enhanced Games goes live May 24 in Las Vegas. $1.2 billion valuation. $25 million prize pool. Olympic medalists. Free global broadcast. Some are calling this the most disruptive sports IPO in a generation. The Olympics took 128 years to build what this company is attempting in one night.

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