"more and more, I'm seeing people wanting to pay Bitcoin, and you're seeing something that's interesting, so I can live with it one way or the other". I mean this is kind of funny coming from someone who's sold a bunch of NFTs, so he's obviously aware of the blockchain. Not that I think he understands any of it, I just think it's kind of funny when he says "I can live with it".
I'm not sure his "pro" bitcoin stance will really make much of a difference in it's price.
Although a surge in price would be very good for our investments, but ser, I believe there will be more important connections than merely price. It's currently recognized as something he can use to win the election, and if he does win, it will be another defining moment for Bitcoin. Legacy OTC desks and trading floors will also use it to make their markets more attractive. Mere marketing or not, they have no choice but to use Bitcoin for their advantage. Because if not, someone else will use it. It's the Bitcoin Invasion.  |
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Jerome Powell spoke in Amsterdam, during a Foreign Banker's Association summit. He said that he "thinks it's probably a matter of staying at the current policy rate for longer". Perhaps he's saying that he has just cancelled the three rate cuts that he said the Federal Reserve has planned later in the year, no? My viewpoint has not changed. I truly believe that the Federal Reserve will cut rates for the wrong reasons. They will do it with an expectation that something is about to break. . The cost of living crisis is running wild, people are struggling. The election is coming up soon, I think they will cut rates to try & appease voters, to win votes. If they don’t cut rates, I think people will blame their struggles on The Democrats & vote Trump. Obviously the Dems don’t want that so they will lower rates to appease voters. They can't because inflation is sticky. If the cut rates now, it would make inflation surge. How would that help them win the election? BUT there's one reason that could make Powell cut rates and pivot to Quantitative Easing though. But it will be for the wrong reason - A Recession. |
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Jerome Powell spoke in Amsterdam, during a Foreign Banker's Association summit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TufaG29B7wHe said that he "thinks it's probably a matter of staying at the current policy rate for longer". Perhaps he's saying that he has just cancelled the three rate cuts that he said the Federal Reserve has planned later in the year, no? My viewpoint has not changed. I truly believe that the Federal Reserve will cut rates for the wrong reasons. They will do it with an expectation that something is about to break. |
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Recently, after reading and learning about certain technical terms that fall under Bitcoin, I never had a reason to regret choosing this path. Reading about Bitcoin for the past month has literally been one of the best things that has happened to me.
Lightning Network (LN) has been a very popular term I always come across in people's posts and replies on BTT, but I didn't pay much attention to it as I thought it would be somewhat complex to learn. To my greatest surprise, LN happens to be one of the most interesting parts of Bitcoin I have read about, as I now understand why Bitcoin enthusiasts talk so much about it. I literally found myself laughing after I found out why Bitcoin enthusiasts use it, but also found it difficult to believe at first.
Personally I think lighting network still needs lots of improvements. Thee interface is very complicated, even veteran bitcoin users get confused with terms like inbound capacity, outbound capacity, channels, routes... The UX does need improvement, but the developers have done it that way to build it with decentralization as the main feature of the network. It could be debated that a hub-and-spoke model would have been better to bootstrap the network before making it more decentralized later. But that could also have its own complications because it's probably much harder to decentralize a network than centralizing one.
I think there are some wallets which are making LN easier, but I don't think LN is ready to be used for large amounts and by most people
Mainly custodial. |
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I believe 10 years ago NO ONE would say that there will be a Bitcoin ETF or that a U.S. presidential candidate would mention it publicly during a speech.
I remember at least in the past 2 US elections (that's almost ten years) there have been candidates who commented on bitcoin. This time Kennedy was commenting on bitcoin a lot too. We intend to raise a $100m
That sounds like they are just paying him for some "stuff" behind curtains  Like the oil giants that are paying him a cool billion to advertise, win and then change the regulations in their favor so that they can f**k the environment and start extracting more oil from restricted areas to make hundreds of billions themselves. The real question is what's in it for these guys who are paying bribing him a cool hundred mil... That doesn't change the fact that Bitcoin is in its defining moment in history now. Because if people actually envisioned that this moment would actually happen, then many of the people who have sold their Bitcoin 10 years ago would never have sold their coins, no? |
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This is the sort of stuff that makes me appreciate sites like BTCGOSU way more than crappy review sites looking to make a quick buck. Learnt some new stuff which I wasn't aware of through your article. Anyone with a half-decent brain can tell that Betnomi is a scam site and their team members hilariously failed to change people's minds through their refund tactics in order to promote their new site(Basebet.io). Plus if BTCGosu gains more followers and gathers more support from the community, AND because of that, gain some influence over the Bitcoin gambling industry, the admins behind BTCGosu could probably help with users' withdrawal issues and other problems, no? The community needs a trustworthy entity that could act as some sort of representative to speak with the casinos. , even if it became a better and bigger player within the Bitcoin gambling industry. In the end, if a shady casino has the preset I mention to scam their users or exit scam, then they are unaffected by any external pressure it could be be put on them by an external force or player. The pressure would only be of any help if the casino or service had honest intentions to operate as a trustworthy and reliable one, and they cared on their reputation, this is not the case, sadly. At this point, BTCGosu can only use their existing influence and recognition to try to educate on this apparent scam / failure on refunding, so future bettors and gamblers who are unaware of this drama won't fall for the next service the previous administrators of Betnoni will try to pull off from the ground up. Even if such a big players like Binance were willing to help against a scam casino, they could only bring awareness as well. But that should not be the first time that it's suggested, no? With the presumption that they will gain many subscribers/followers and influence/reputation, I believe they could help by being a trusted-third-party between the users and the casinos. Bitcoin services and users come from the same community, why can't we have another service built by other community members that could help fix issues? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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OP, I'm not trying to offend you nor am I accusing you, but the post looks like it was copied somewhere and merely pasted. Plus the title states LN and, "its great importance to Bitcoin network", but the part with "great importance" is not included in your post.
BUT I ask everyone. What is actually the Lightning Network's great importance? Perhaps we truly haven't discovered what it is, or what it could be?
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So in conclusion, investing in Bitcoin has many paths and many (complex) ways, depending on the situation of the person who wants to invest. And in my opinion, it doesn't matter how, or what path you take when you start investing in bitcoin, but the most important thing is to learn about bitcoin first.
My advice to newbies today is, buy at the DIP to get more units in Bitcoin as soon as possible, and study later. Let the greed guide you now and learn about it later. But I'm very confident that after a newbie starts to learn more and more, and goes deeper and deeper into his path, he/she will stay for the revolution. Many of us came here because of greed and stayed for other reasons, DEEPER reasons. Good luck on your journey my fellow plebs.
In other words, if you are a newbie to bitcoin.. no need to wait for any dip.. For a newbie no coiner or low coiner, ** get the fuck started as soon as possible so that you can at least have some bitcoin, and think about price later.. maybe 1-2 years after you have been stacking sats for a while.. and studying about bitcoin and other personal financial management matters along the way... .. but other than that.. it seems that I agree with what you are saying. **By the way, when I mention low coiner, I am not suggesting that you have to rush to reach your bitcoin accumulation target, since that could take 10-20 years or more, yet a low coiner might be someone who is purposefully investing into bitcoin in a whimpy way, so there may be some need to increase your level of investment into bitcoin, which might be facilitated just by buying bitcoin regularly and studying into bitcoin further in order to gain confidence and then to potentially have some abilities to increase BTC accumulation aggressiveness in the direction of being less whimpy.Hahahaha no, keep beating it and let the people decide which strategy is for THEM. They can DCA or wait for a DIP to buy more units in Bitcoin - if they want. In fact, the current price level TODAY is a DIP from $70,000. The main point/context of the post is, buy Bitcoin NOW, then research/learn more about it later. It's obviously an irresponsible suggestion, but I believe Bitcoin had already proven itself as no mere shitcoin. There's an ETF made for it, there are debates in political circles about it, the network has been chugging along producing block after block without downtime, and if you zoom out to the maximum - the price is in a super cycle. Why? Because the central banks simply can't stop printing more money. |
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This is the sort of stuff that makes me appreciate sites like BTCGOSU way more than crappy review sites looking to make a quick buck. Learnt some new stuff which I wasn't aware of through your article. Anyone with a half-decent brain can tell that Betnomi is a scam site and their team members hilariously failed to change people's minds through their refund tactics in order to promote their new site(Basebet.io). Plus if BTCGosu gains more followers and gathers more support from the community, AND because of that, gain some influence over the Bitcoin gambling industry, the admins behind BTCGosu could probably help with users' withdrawal issues and other problems, no? The community needs a trustworthy entity that could act as some sort of representative to speak with the casinos. |
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For the past month we have been working with the Trump campaign to develop their bitcoin and crypto policy agenda. We proposed a comprehensive executive order for President Trump to sign on day 1. I will be sharing those details soon. This week Trump took the first step, but there is much work to do. We intend to raise a $100m war chest for the campaign to insure the next President of the United States is pro Bitcoin. If you can help, please reach out. https://x.com/davidfbailey/status/1789141605544538467I'm a bit surprised by this, as Trump didn't have a very good opinion on Bitcoin in the past, but everyone can change, look at Saylor. However, it is one thing for him to change his mind, but it is another for him to consider it important enough to take action on day 1. I have heard Trump say what he is going to do on day 1 if he wins and I have not heard him talk about Bitcoin. Whether it's merely a ruse to get more voters from the community or not, that doesn't matter if you ask me. It's the mere fact that Bitcoin is getting this kind of attention that's making me bullish. This year is a defining moment of legitimizing Bitcoin as an asset class - because of the ETF, because we have a presidential candidate that's considering its importance. It's definitely GOOD, and it would be laughable if people believe it's not. |
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Well, it's always going to be a factor when it comes to every Edward Snowden-related stuff. Privacy, he has always been on the watch out for something that could be detrimental to the general public.
Like what the other members said, it's going to be another concern to have that kind of addition to the development, it might take even more time.
There are better coins for privacy IMO. BTC is already an asset.
It's probably mere FUD for engagement farming from a person who was never a Bitcoin Core Developer, nor did he contribute code for the network. Plus many people like to post/complain about what the developers should do, but they have no intention of making a proposal or to provide a solution to the "problem" that they have indicated. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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Why is everyone being bearish merely because a presidential candidate mentioned Bitcoin/crypto?
The market is bearish because majority of the world's economy has been in recession for the past 2-3 years. Not to mention the scam market known a "bonds" is sucking all the money from other markets due to its high "interest rates"... I wasn't merely talking about the "market", I was talking about the reactions of the posters in the topic. They absolutely missed the point of what the "support" means. It doesn't matter if it's real, or not. What matters is, Bitcoin has become an unstoppable force. I believe 10 years ago NO ONE would say that there will be a Bitcoin ETF or that a U.S. presidential candidate would mention it publicly during a speech. If you ask me, it is bullish for the future of Bitcoin whether there's real support or not. Plus there might be real support? For the past month we have been working with the Trump campaign to develop their bitcoin and crypto policy agenda. We proposed a comprehensive executive order for President Trump to sign on day 1. I will be sharing those details soon. This week Trump took the first step, but there is much work to do. We intend to raise a $100m war chest for the campaign to insure the next President of the United States is pro Bitcoin. If you can help, please reach out. https://x.com/davidfbailey/status/1789141605544538467This is an X post by the CEO of Bitcoin Magazine. |
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OK, that's why they opened this topic and pretended to have started compensating their users. They didn't want those users to go after them and ask for their money in their new casino.  Plus efialtis, a minor edit for the news/blog. It said that Betnomi's "scheduled maintenance" started on July 2nd, 202 4. Was it in 2022 or 2023? |
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So in conclusion, investing in Bitcoin has many paths and many (complex) ways, depending on the situation of the person who wants to invest. And in my opinion, it doesn't matter how, or what path you take when you start investing in bitcoin, but the most important thing is to learn about bitcoin first.
My advice to newbies today is, buy at the DIP to get more units in Bitcoin as soon as possible, and study later. Let the greed guide you now and learn about it later. But I'm very confident that after a newbie starts to learn more and more, and goes deeper and deeper into his path, he/she will stay for the revolution. Many of us came here because of greed and stayed for other reasons, DEEPER reasons. Good luck on your journey my fellow plebs. |
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Why is everyone being bearish merely because a presidential candidate mentioned Bitcoin/crypto? Are you over-thinking this NOW? We have the ETF, and now a presidential candidate is talking about it? It has truly become mainstream now, who cares what kind of person mentioned it. It's a defining moment if you ask me, and the ETF has legitimized Bitcoin as an asset class. VERY BULLISH.
Buy the DIP, and HODL. The critics missed the point.
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Governments can bring instability too, if they overregulate. If they fix prices in a way that prevents a legitimate market and a realistic price then the effect is to suppress open business and instability occurs. Even just plain taxes can bankrupt a country and misdirect business in ways that waste its productive capacity. All the things that people expect to help can do the opposite, just a simple minimum wage can cause job losses not the hoped for higher wages. Force is a bad way to implement anything, if you could only eat your dinner with a pickaxe and hammer you would often go hungry  Government is a blunt instrument, its best played lightly and should always avoid swamping the little start ups with endless red tape and demands. It's not "Governments can bring instability", it's actually "Governments DO bring instability". Why? Because they own a money-printer and it goes BRRRRR anytime they want to, to bail out their buddies in the legacy banking and financial system. They also use the money-printer to increase government spending, which is inflationary. Plus the effects of money-printing, which causes inflation, is like a tax because printed money is used to fund the government at the expense of the currency to devalue. |
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As far as the tweet goes-- I doubt any bitcoin developer has ever heard from Snowden, I can imagine if they had they'd be quite exited. Don't read too much into hyperbole.
Perhaps reading Snowden's post was different for a pleb like me from a person who actually developed and contributed to Bitcoin Core. From the plebs viewpoint, we immediately think that he might be right. But from a Core Developer's viewpoint - active, inactive, or retired - they're probably reading it as mere engagement farming by Snowden. Snowden never developed in Bitcoin, nor did he contribute code. |
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Plus it's not real poker. Everything is more mathematical than psychological.
Imagine a poker site which have no real player but all bots. Bots are representing the players. There are no emotion but only mathematics. Bots are already programmed to give the best card to win the table. I can have my own bot too. I set it up, give it my balance and never check the site for weeks. After a few weeks if I see I have positive balance then I may think to withdraw some and the rest stay there, if I see I do not have enough balance I deposit more. Human are only depositing and withdrawing. The entire poker table become a place for traffic from bots :-D No, I didn't suggest that all poker in the internet are played by bots. I was merely suggesting that because it's being played with mere digital cards in the screen without actually being beside the other players, then the players themselves are forced to remove psychology, and play a more mathematical game. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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Could we make a hard fork to disable new inscription to reduce the network pressure. Then both inscriptoin supporter and objector can work on each chain. That may seeperate bitcoin value to two chain, and probably, one chain can gain more value,we can call the coin on this chain BTC, the other chain must called another name. Even though, the inscriptions inscribed before fork seem valid after fork.
If there's a proposal, and if it could get community consensus, then absolutely yes.
Miners can not support the fork because they are looking for what can replace block reward.
I've got a bad feeling that this way of thinking is going to come back and haunt us in the future when the price has crashed hard since people will have had abandoned bitcoin due to prolonged high fees... By that time the reward+fee would not be worth the same amount of money as 3.125 BTC is worth today at $60k. But ser, isn't prolonged high fees an indicator that there's high demand for block space in the Bitcoin blockchain, and therefore it's also an indicator that there's high demand for Bitcoin? Plus it's not his way of thinking, it's merely a fact. Miners actually have no choice but to be incentivized in order to continue to provide security for the network. fees do not indicate demand excessive fee's indicate over payment of a fee.. the fee bumps are not increments of smallest amount. and the junk spammers are not even using smallest amount nor bump increments, they just apply extreme fee's instantly which then cause everyone else to pay extra ontop OK, then it was merely temporary demand. Right now, "normal" fees are at an average of 18 sat/vB to include a transaction in the next block. It illustrates that, currently, demand is low. But obviously that could change later.
its not about demand. its about price fixing inflated prices. its not a true demand fee free market, its a premiumised racket not a fee free market
Are you then saying that the current demand today for block space as represented by sat/vB is the normal demand?
.. as for miners
miners have many choices and can continue to provide security
firstly
bitcoin main reward is incentivised by the spot market. which even today is more profitable than the rates of 2023, they were not poor in 2023 and not poor now. the spot market can afford the miners a good income
But with block rewards that halve every four years, the miners can't continue depending on the spot market, no?
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miners dont choose the transactions so they are not incentivised to accept the highest fee first because they are not the ones controling which transactions get into a block.. a miner(asic) does not make the block templates.. learn the difference between a mining pool(that does no mining) but does manage the block template creation and transaction selection, vs the miners that just re-hash a hash the mining pools send to them
What do mining pools do? Because if they don't take highest fees first, then why are the transactions that paid the highest fees get included in the next block first?
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when junk spammers are placing high fee's inconsiderately and nonsensically, its because these junk spammers have scammed alot of coin from victims so dont mind wasting coin.. thus not a sign of 'demand for bitcoin' its a sign the junk spammers dont care about bitcoin and would careless about bitcoin, which is why they throw high fee's into their transactions
No, absolutely not all transactions by those users during a point of high demand "have scammed". |
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Did anyone do "before pics" to prepare to take the "after pics" during the destined surge for Bitcoin to six digits? "300 Spartans at $100,000" memes should be all over the topic, and perhaps it's probably better than the "Laser Eyes to $100,000" cult meme? 🤔 ╭───────────────────┬────────┬───────────┬─────────────┬──────────┬─────────┬──────────────╮
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│ Kwarkam │ 52 │ 10560 │ 2024-04-19 │ 203.08 │ 8.07% │ 441 │
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│ Smilevictorobinna │ 9 │ 900 │ 2024-04-30 │ 100 │ 0.69% │ 1 │
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│ Dracoco │ 2 │ 90 │ 2024-05-04 │ 45 │ 0.07% │ 1 │
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│ Jewan420 │ 10 │ 900 │ 2024-05-06 │ 90 │ 0.69% │ 2 │
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│ Mayor of Ogba │ 72 │ 9776 │ 2024-05-08 │ 135.78 │ 7.47% │ 2 │
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│ Bd officer │ 50 │ 3009 │ 2024-05-08 │ 60.18 │ 2.30% │ 117 │
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│ promise444c5 │ 44 │ 1620 │ 2024-05-07 │ 36.82 │ 1.24% │ 228 │
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│ Tungbulu │ 12 │ 1412 │ 2024-04-28 │ 117.67 │ 1.08% │ 73 │
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│ 7juju │ 77 │ 11550 │ 2024-05-01 │ 150 │ 8.83% │ 590 │
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│ Ricardo11 │ 66 │ 3383 │ 2024-05-07 │ 51.26 │ 2.59% │ 130 │
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│ hardyrobust │ 1 │ 70 │ 2024-05-07 │ 70 │ 0.05% │ 1 │
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│ Ambatman │ 19 │ 2115 │ 2024-04-30 │ 111.32 │ 1.62% │ 71 │
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│ Antonil │ 54 │ 2102 │ 2024-05-04 │ 38.93 │ 1.61% │ 203 │
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│ Obulis │ 6 │ 500 │ 2024-05-07 │ 83.33 │ 0.38% │ 7 │
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│ AmaGold70 │ 3 │ 210 │ 2024-05-07 │ 70 │ 0.16% │ 12 │
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│ OgNasty │ 97 │ 9800 │ 2024-05-08 │ 101.03 │ 7.49% │ 2 │
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│ CossyBlack │ 22 │ 4095 │ 2024-05-07 │ 186.14 │ 3.13% │ 32 │
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│ Judith87403 │ 50 │ 800 │ 2024-04-22 │ 16 │ 0.61% │ 13 │
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│ proty │ 3 │ 250 │ 2024-05-01 │ 83.33 │ 0.19% │ 10 │
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│ DirtyKeyboard │ 88 │ 8712 │ 2024-05-07 │ 99 │ 6.66% │ 14 │
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│ teamsherry │ 24 │ 2130 │ 2024-05-02 │ 88.75 │ 1.63% │ 89 │
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│ Cityhunter34 │ 3 │ 186 │ 2024-05-04 │ 62 │ 0.14% │ 14 │
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│ Zackz5000 │ 68 │ 8545 │ 2024-05-08 │ 125.66 │ 6.53% │ 12 │
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│ I_Anime │ 76 │ 5562 │ 2024-05-07 │ 73.18 │ 4.25% │ 61 │
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│ Notalony │ 11 │ 937 │ 2024-05-05 │ 85.18 │ 0.72% │ 1 │
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│ Tmoonz │ 72 │ 6882 │ 2024-05-06 │ 95.58 │ 5.26% │ 33 │
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│ Obari │ 3 │ 115 │ 2024-05-07 │ 38.33 │ 0.09% │ 24 │
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│ cityhunter34 │ 8 │ 386 │ 2024-05-08 │ 48.25 │ 0.30% │ 13 │
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│ adultcrypto │ 21 │ 1575 │ 2024-05-02 │ 75 │ 1.20% │ 113 │
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│ Bravut │ 4 │ 285 │ 2024-04-20 │ 71.25 │ 0.22% │ 11 │
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│ Obim34 │ 54 │ 3260 │ 2024-05-05 │ 60.37 │ 2.49% │ 112 │
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│ Gallar │ 23 │ 6141 │ 2024-04-21 │ 267 │ 4.69% │ 15 │
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│ Troytech │ 45 │ 4605 │ 2024-05-04 │ 102.33 │ 3.52% │ 53 │
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