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$RAVE It’s time to have an open discussion about this coin.
The market cap is listed as $3B, but that’s not real money. Low float + whale control + artificial volume → the price is inflated. The top 100 wallets hold 96% of the supply. This is no longer a normal market; it’s a controlled structure.
What we’re seeing right now:
- Parabolic surge (+5000%+)
- All-time high (ATH) zone
- Whale transfers are increasing
- Retail investors are jumping in driven by FOMO
This is a classic scenario:
👉 Smart money exits
👉 Retail investors buy in
👉 Then the dump happens
Liquidity is also weak. This means that when a major sell-off occurs, the price will drop sharply. -40%, -60% are normal for this type of structure.
In simple terms:
This isn’t an investment. This is a game that’s been set up and is already in its late stages.
Those entering now:
will face exit liquidity issues.
Risk = maximum
Reward = limited
Make your decision accordingly.
#rave #DumpandDump #RiskManagementMastery #scamriskwarning
The market cap is listed as $3B, but that’s not real money. Low float + whale control + artificial volume → the price is inflated. The top 100 wallets hold 96% of the supply. This is no longer a normal market; it’s a controlled structure.
What we’re seeing right now:
- Parabolic surge (+5000%+)
- All-time high (ATH) zone
- Whale transfers are increasing
- Retail investors are jumping in driven by FOMO
This is a classic scenario:
👉 Smart money exits
👉 Retail investors buy in
👉 Then the dump happens
Liquidity is also weak. This means that when a major sell-off occurs, the price will drop sharply. -40%, -60% are normal for this type of structure.
In simple terms:
This isn’t an investment. This is a game that’s been set up and is already in its late stages.
Those entering now:
will face exit liquidity issues.
Risk = maximum
Reward = limited
Make your decision accordingly.
#rave #DumpandDump #RiskManagementMastery #scamriskwarning
Listen Carefully and clearly❗
Never Trust anyone. People fool other just for their 1 dollar comission. No one is here to make you rich, People scam with you. Never trade your hard earned money on the basis of other's advise. They do not know anything they are just cheap scammers who know some words of trading and can draw some lines. Make yourself cappible and learn to educate yourself. So that you know where to invest or trade your hard earned money.
If no one is giving you money
Then why they give you advise?
You earned it, so you should know where to trade
Make yourself educated and slap those cheap illetrate scammers.
Knowledge is Money.
Stat blessed.
JazakAllah!!!😊
#scamriskwarning #ScamAwareness #SCAMalerts
Never Trust anyone. People fool other just for their 1 dollar comission. No one is here to make you rich, People scam with you. Never trade your hard earned money on the basis of other's advise. They do not know anything they are just cheap scammers who know some words of trading and can draw some lines. Make yourself cappible and learn to educate yourself. So that you know where to invest or trade your hard earned money.
If no one is giving you money
Then why they give you advise?
You earned it, so you should know where to trade
Make yourself educated and slap those cheap illetrate scammers.
Knowledge is Money.
Stat blessed.
JazakAllah!!!😊
#scamriskwarning #ScamAwareness #SCAMalerts
“ Inside the Arrest of a Hacker Who Built a Cybercrime Empire.” 🖤⛓️
The arrest of 27-year-old German hacker Noah Christopher in Bangkok highlights the expanding global fight against cybercrime. Linked to 74 warrants across Europe, he is accused of operating a sophisticated
Cybercrime as a Service (CaaS) network between 2021 and 2025. Investigators allege he developed ransomware platforms and provided DDoS tools like Fluxstress and Neldowner, enabling clients worldwide to launch attacks for payment. 💰
What stands out is the use of cryptocurrencies, allowing these operations to scale across borders with ease. With his visa revoked, he now awaits extradition to Germany, where a complex legal battle will likely unfold, reflecting the evolving nature of digital crime today.
What happens next:
German authorities will formally request extradition. If approved, he will be transferred to Germany for trial. Given the scale (74 warrants), he could face
Multiple charges including:
Computer fraud 🖥️
Organized cybercrime
Extortion (ransomware related)
Illegal operation of attack infrastructure
$BTC #US-IranTalksFailToReachAgreement #CryptoHacker #scamriskwarning
The arrest of 27-year-old German hacker Noah Christopher in Bangkok highlights the expanding global fight against cybercrime. Linked to 74 warrants across Europe, he is accused of operating a sophisticated
Cybercrime as a Service (CaaS) network between 2021 and 2025. Investigators allege he developed ransomware platforms and provided DDoS tools like Fluxstress and Neldowner, enabling clients worldwide to launch attacks for payment. 💰
What stands out is the use of cryptocurrencies, allowing these operations to scale across borders with ease. With his visa revoked, he now awaits extradition to Germany, where a complex legal battle will likely unfold, reflecting the evolving nature of digital crime today.
What happens next:
German authorities will formally request extradition. If approved, he will be transferred to Germany for trial. Given the scale (74 warrants), he could face
Multiple charges including:
Computer fraud 🖥️
Organized cybercrime
Extortion (ransomware related)
Illegal operation of attack infrastructure
$BTC #US-IranTalksFailToReachAgreement #CryptoHacker #scamriskwarning
Aadi33:
cyber crime rates are increasing day by day...
Золотой скам дроп 2024 года, мы тапали как могли 😐
$NOT
$DOGS
$BLUM
#StrategyBTCPurchase #USNFPExceededExpectations #scamriskwarning #telegramMining #Binance
$NOT
$DOGS
$BLUM
#StrategyBTCPurchase #USNFPExceededExpectations #scamriskwarning #telegramMining #Binance
По информации ФБР, в 2025 году американцы потеряли на криптомошенничестве $11.36 млрд — на 22% больше, чем годом ранее.
Больше всего ущерба принесли фальшивые «инвестиции», а почти 40% всех потерь пришлись на людей старше 60 лет.
Отдельно резко выросло число мошенничеств с использованием ИИ: за год зарегистрировали более 22 000 таких жалоб и почти $900 млн ущерба.
#StrategyBTCPurchase #USNFPExceededExpectations #USJoblessClaimsNearTwo-YearLow #scam #scamriskwarning
$BTC $ETH $BNB
Больше всего ущерба принесли фальшивые «инвестиции», а почти 40% всех потерь пришлись на людей старше 60 лет.
Отдельно резко выросло число мошенничеств с использованием ИИ: за год зарегистрировали более 22 000 таких жалоб и почти $900 млн ущерба.
#StrategyBTCPurchase #USNFPExceededExpectations #USJoblessClaimsNearTwo-YearLow #scam #scamriskwarning
$BTC $ETH $BNB
🚨 BREAKING: Chatham County Police Investigate $76,500 Fraud Scheme.......
Authorities in Chatham County are investigating a fraud scheme that cost a victim $76,500 after scammers tricked her into withdrawing large sums of cash and handing it over to strangers.
According to police, the scheme began with a phone call claiming her bank account had been compromised pressuring her to act immediately.The victim then visited multiple bank branches withdrawing tens of thousands of dollars and giving the cash to individuals she had never met.
In total she withdrew $32,500 $34,000 and $10,000 in separate transactions handing each amount to different individuals in parking lots resulting in a total loss of $76,500.
Police say this type of impersonation scam is becoming increasingly common often involving urgency and fear tactics to prevent victims from verifying the situation. Authorities report receiving similar scam cases nearly every week.
#scamriskwarning DriftInvestigationLinksRecentAttackToNorthKoreanHackers#ADPJobsSurge #fraud #GoogleStudyOnCryptoSecurityChallenges
$KOMA $BULLA $ARIAIP
Authorities in Chatham County are investigating a fraud scheme that cost a victim $76,500 after scammers tricked her into withdrawing large sums of cash and handing it over to strangers.
According to police, the scheme began with a phone call claiming her bank account had been compromised pressuring her to act immediately.The victim then visited multiple bank branches withdrawing tens of thousands of dollars and giving the cash to individuals she had never met.
In total she withdrew $32,500 $34,000 and $10,000 in separate transactions handing each amount to different individuals in parking lots resulting in a total loss of $76,500.
Police say this type of impersonation scam is becoming increasingly common often involving urgency and fear tactics to prevent victims from verifying the situation. Authorities report receiving similar scam cases nearly every week.
#scamriskwarning DriftInvestigationLinksRecentAttackToNorthKoreanHackers#ADPJobsSurge #fraud #GoogleStudyOnCryptoSecurityChallenges
$KOMA $BULLA $ARIAIP
DriftInvestigationLinksRecentAttackToNorthKoreanHackers
How Koreans “Hacked” Drift Protocol for $285,000,000
North Korean hackers spent six months posing as employees of a “quantitative trading fund.”
They met with the Drift team at conferences, communicated via Telegram, and even invested $1 million of their own money to build trust.
Once the relationship became “operational,” they sent a repository containing a file that exploited a vulnerability in Visual Studio Code and Cursor — all it took was simply opening it.
After that, the hackers automatically wiped chat histories and traces of the attack, and around $285 million vanished from the protocol. Their main weapon wasn’t the exploit — it was six months of patience and social engineering.
$USDC
How Koreans “Hacked” Drift Protocol for $285,000,000
North Korean hackers spent six months posing as employees of a “quantitative trading fund.”
They met with the Drift team at conferences, communicated via Telegram, and even invested $1 million of their own money to build trust.
Once the relationship became “operational,” they sent a repository containing a file that exploited a vulnerability in Visual Studio Code and Cursor — all it took was simply opening it.
After that, the hackers automatically wiped chat histories and traces of the attack, and around $285 million vanished from the protocol. Their main weapon wasn’t the exploit — it was six months of patience and social engineering.
$USDC
#scamriskwarning
Hackers Hit Android and iPhone Users’ Bank Accounts As Cybersecurity Firm Reveals 400% Surge in AI-Powered Malware Attacks
The cybersecurity firm Zimperium says banking malware attacks are skyrocketing with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI).
In a new blog post, Zimperium says malware banking attacks using AI have increased by 400% year-over-year.
“What once required weeks of skilled reverse engineering now takes hours. Phishing lures are 5x more convincing. Variants are generated faster than detection can respond. Every stage of the attack chain is getting cheaper, faster and harder to stop.
The [iPhone hacking] DarkSword exploit chain, disclosed this week at [the cybersecurity conference] RSA, is a live illustration of exactly this. No click. No app install. Just visit a website and the device is compromised. AI-assisted development is making these capabilities cheaper, faster and more widely accessible than ever before.”
The firm also warns that AI is helping cybercriminals stay increasingly ahead of anti-fraud measures.
“76% of security teams report they cannot keep pace. The gap is widening with every AI cycle.”
In Zimperium’s newly-released “Mobile Banking Heist” report, the firm identified 34 active malware families in 2025 and said 1,243 financial brands were targeted across 90 countries.
“They were industrialized campaigns, sophisticated and scalable, continuously evolving to bypass app security controls and exploit the institutions and customers that rely on them.
The scale is striking. Three malware families alone collectively target more than 60% of the banking and fintech apps analyzed.”
$USDC
Hackers Hit Android and iPhone Users’ Bank Accounts As Cybersecurity Firm Reveals 400% Surge in AI-Powered Malware Attacks
The cybersecurity firm Zimperium says banking malware attacks are skyrocketing with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI).
In a new blog post, Zimperium says malware banking attacks using AI have increased by 400% year-over-year.
“What once required weeks of skilled reverse engineering now takes hours. Phishing lures are 5x more convincing. Variants are generated faster than detection can respond. Every stage of the attack chain is getting cheaper, faster and harder to stop.
The [iPhone hacking] DarkSword exploit chain, disclosed this week at [the cybersecurity conference] RSA, is a live illustration of exactly this. No click. No app install. Just visit a website and the device is compromised. AI-assisted development is making these capabilities cheaper, faster and more widely accessible than ever before.”
The firm also warns that AI is helping cybercriminals stay increasingly ahead of anti-fraud measures.
“76% of security teams report they cannot keep pace. The gap is widening with every AI cycle.”
In Zimperium’s newly-released “Mobile Banking Heist” report, the firm identified 34 active malware families in 2025 and said 1,243 financial brands were targeted across 90 countries.
“They were industrialized campaigns, sophisticated and scalable, continuously evolving to bypass app security controls and exploit the institutions and customers that rely on them.
The scale is striking. Three malware families alone collectively target more than 60% of the banking and fintech apps analyzed.”
$USDC
SIREN разогнали как новый сильный narrative-токен.
По факту рынок получил один из самых наглядных примеров того, как перегретый памп превращается в токсичную мясорубку ликвидности.
Когда токен сначала летит к $3.61, потом падает почти на 91%, а затем пытается отскакивать по 100%+ за день, это уже не история силы. Это история рынка, который потерял опору и теперь торгует только страх, жадность и остаточный hype.
SIREN was pushed as a strong new narrative token.
What the market got instead was one of the clearest examples of how an overheated pump turns into a toxic liquidity grinder.
When a token first runs toward $3.61, then falls almost 91%, and then keeps bouncing 100%+ in a day, that is no longer a strength story. It is a market trading fear, greed, and leftover hype after structure has already broken
#siren #scamriskwarning #Altcoin #short #goodbye
По факту рынок получил один из самых наглядных примеров того, как перегретый памп превращается в токсичную мясорубку ликвидности.
Когда токен сначала летит к $3.61, потом падает почти на 91%, а затем пытается отскакивать по 100%+ за день, это уже не история силы. Это история рынка, который потерял опору и теперь торгует только страх, жадность и остаточный hype.
SIREN was pushed as a strong new narrative token.
What the market got instead was one of the clearest examples of how an overheated pump turns into a toxic liquidity grinder.
When a token first runs toward $3.61, then falls almost 91%, and then keeps bouncing 100%+ in a day, that is no longer a strength story. It is a market trading fear, greed, and leftover hype after structure has already broken
#siren #scamriskwarning #Altcoin #short #goodbye
🚫Gate.io one of those piece of shit companies using fake marketing material to entice signups but don't deliver on anything they advertised. pisses me write off. if you have crypto there MOVE it. #scamriskwarning #Gate.io
🚨 Reality Check in NFTs
In 2022, Justin Bieber bought a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT for $1.3 MILLION 💰
Today?
It’s worth around $12,000 😳📉
That’s a ~99% drop.
📊 Hype can fade.
📉 Liquidity can vanish.
🧠 Smart money manages risk.
Not every “blue chip” stays blue forever.
Lesson:
Don’t follow celebrities — follow fundamentals.
#NFT #scamriskwarning #scam #CryptoRisks
$SIREN $STO $D
In 2022, Justin Bieber bought a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT for $1.3 MILLION 💰
Today?
It’s worth around $12,000 😳📉
That’s a ~99% drop.
📊 Hype can fade.
📉 Liquidity can vanish.
🧠 Smart money manages risk.
Not every “blue chip” stays blue forever.
Lesson:
Don’t follow celebrities — follow fundamentals.
#NFT #scamriskwarning #scam #CryptoRisks
$SIREN $STO $D
#ScamRiskWarning
👀 The big question:
Will BTC still hit $100,000… or is a deeper correction coming?
⚡ Why Market is Down? • 🚨 Drift Protocol exploit ($280M breach) shaking DeFi trust
• 🇷🇺 Russia planning strict action on cryptoSOLV (+72%)#Bitc🔥 But Smart Money is Still Here: • 🏦 Institutional interest rising (ETF hype continues)
👀 The big question:
Will BTC still hit $100,000… or is a deeper correction coming?
⚡ Why Market is Down? • 🚨 Drift Protocol exploit ($280M breach) shaking DeFi trust
• 🇷🇺 Russia planning strict action on cryptoSOLV (+72%)#Bitc🔥 But Smart Money is Still Here: • 🏦 Institutional interest rising (ETF hype continues)
🚨 #WARNING : $STO Token — Potential Scam Alert 🚨
Before you FOMO into $STO after its massive pump, read this carefully 👇
📈 $STO has surged hundreds of percent in a very short time.
At first glance, it looks like a “next big opportunity”… but the deeper you look, the more red flags appear ⚠️
🔍Major Concerns:
• ❌ Lack of clear, transparent team information
• ❌ Weak or unclear real-world utility
• ❌ Sudden hype-driven growth without strong fundamentals
• ❌ Community engagement looks artificial / inflated
📊 Market Behavior Analysis:
• 🚨 Abnormal pump (hundreds of % in days)
• 🐋 Whale-dominated movements (possible price control)
• 💧 Liquidity can be manipulated easily
• 📉 High probability of sharp dump after hype fades
⚠️ Classic Pump Pattern:
This type of move often follows a cycle:
Hype → Rapid Pump → FOMO Buyers Enter → Smart Money Exits → Dump
💡Reality Check:
Not every pumped token is a scam, but when transparency is low and hype is high — risk increases significantly.
🚫 Final Verdict:
$ STO currently shows strong signs of a high-risk / potential scam setup
Entering now could mean becoming exit liquidity.
🧠 Smart Strategy:
• Don’t chase green candles
• Avoid emotional trading
• Always DYOR before investing
Stay sharp. Protect your capital. 💸
#ScamAlert #dyor #scamriskwarning #Altcoins
Before you FOMO into $STO after its massive pump, read this carefully 👇
📈 $STO has surged hundreds of percent in a very short time.
At first glance, it looks like a “next big opportunity”… but the deeper you look, the more red flags appear ⚠️
🔍Major Concerns:
• ❌ Lack of clear, transparent team information
• ❌ Weak or unclear real-world utility
• ❌ Sudden hype-driven growth without strong fundamentals
• ❌ Community engagement looks artificial / inflated
📊 Market Behavior Analysis:
• 🚨 Abnormal pump (hundreds of % in days)
• 🐋 Whale-dominated movements (possible price control)
• 💧 Liquidity can be manipulated easily
• 📉 High probability of sharp dump after hype fades
⚠️ Classic Pump Pattern:
This type of move often follows a cycle:
Hype → Rapid Pump → FOMO Buyers Enter → Smart Money Exits → Dump
💡Reality Check:
Not every pumped token is a scam, but when transparency is low and hype is high — risk increases significantly.
🚫 Final Verdict:
$ STO currently shows strong signs of a high-risk / potential scam setup
Entering now could mean becoming exit liquidity.
🧠 Smart Strategy:
• Don’t chase green candles
• Avoid emotional trading
• Always DYOR before investing
Stay sharp. Protect your capital. 💸
#ScamAlert #dyor #scamriskwarning #Altcoins
what you think this ?. i find this on coinmarketcap . good or bad thing i think is not good. i have seeing couple gime when theh pump and then dump and many peapol Lost there money
#BecomeCreator #MemeCoinInsights #scamriskwarning #PowellAtJacksonHole
#BecomeCreator #MemeCoinInsights #scamriskwarning #PowellAtJacksonHole
$HMSTR
DON'T BUY 🚫⛔🛑
[0.0062-0.0035] DANGER🟥🟥🟥
[0.0035-0.0020] SAFE🟩🟩🟩
🫸🫸🫸 Wait ... Wait
$TON
$NOT
#hamsterkombat
#scamriskwarning
DON'T BUY 🚫⛔🛑
[0.0062-0.0035] DANGER🟥🟥🟥
[0.0035-0.0020] SAFE🟩🟩🟩
🫸🫸🫸 Wait ... Wait
$TON
$NOT
#hamsterkombat
#scamriskwarning
$BNB
🔥🔥🔥 Fake Wallet App Downloaded 10,000 Times on Google Play, Steals $70K in Crypto: 🥺🥺🥺🥺
The malicious app, named WalletConnect, mimicked the reputable WalletConnect protocol.
A fraudulent cryptocurrency wallet app on Google Play has reportedly stolen $70,000 from users in a sophisticated scam that has been described as a world-first for targeting mobile users exclusively.
The malicious app, named WalletConnect, mimicked the reputable WalletConnect protocol but was, in fact, a sophisticated scheme to drain crypto wallets.
The deceptive app managed to deceive over 10,000 users into downloading it, according to Check Point Research (CPR), the cybersecurity firm that uncovered the scam.
Scammers Market Fraudulent App as Solution to Web3 Issues
The scammers behind the app were well aware of the typical challenges faced by web3 users.
They cleverly marketed the fraudulent app as a solution to these problems, taking advantage of the absence of an official WalletConnect app on the Play Store.
Coupled with a slew of fake positive reviews, the app appeared legitimate to unsuspecting users.
While the app was downloaded over 10,000 times, CPR’s investigation identified transactions linked to more than 150 crypto wallets, indicating the number of individuals who actually fell victim to the scam.
Once installed, the app prompted users to link their wallets, claiming to offer secure and seamless access to web3 applications.
However, as users authorized transactions, they were redirected to a malicious website that harvested their wallet details, including the blockchain network and known addresses.
Exploiting the mechanics of smart contracts, the attackers were able to initiate unauthorized transfers, siphoning off valuable cryptocurrency tokens from the victims’ wallets.
The total haul from this operation was estimated to be around $70,000.
$BTC $TON
#BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR #BTCPredictedNewATH #moonbix #BTCReboundsAfterFOMC #scamriskwarning
🔥🔥🔥 Fake Wallet App Downloaded 10,000 Times on Google Play, Steals $70K in Crypto: 🥺🥺🥺🥺
The malicious app, named WalletConnect, mimicked the reputable WalletConnect protocol.
A fraudulent cryptocurrency wallet app on Google Play has reportedly stolen $70,000 from users in a sophisticated scam that has been described as a world-first for targeting mobile users exclusively.
The malicious app, named WalletConnect, mimicked the reputable WalletConnect protocol but was, in fact, a sophisticated scheme to drain crypto wallets.
The deceptive app managed to deceive over 10,000 users into downloading it, according to Check Point Research (CPR), the cybersecurity firm that uncovered the scam.
Scammers Market Fraudulent App as Solution to Web3 Issues
The scammers behind the app were well aware of the typical challenges faced by web3 users.
They cleverly marketed the fraudulent app as a solution to these problems, taking advantage of the absence of an official WalletConnect app on the Play Store.
Coupled with a slew of fake positive reviews, the app appeared legitimate to unsuspecting users.
While the app was downloaded over 10,000 times, CPR’s investigation identified transactions linked to more than 150 crypto wallets, indicating the number of individuals who actually fell victim to the scam.
Once installed, the app prompted users to link their wallets, claiming to offer secure and seamless access to web3 applications.
However, as users authorized transactions, they were redirected to a malicious website that harvested their wallet details, including the blockchain network and known addresses.
Exploiting the mechanics of smart contracts, the attackers were able to initiate unauthorized transfers, siphoning off valuable cryptocurrency tokens from the victims’ wallets.
The total haul from this operation was estimated to be around $70,000.
$BTC $TON
#BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR #BTCPredictedNewATH #moonbix #BTCReboundsAfterFOMC #scamriskwarning
Exposing the $122 Million Tech Fraud: A Remarkable Con That Tricked Google and Facebook
In an audacious scheme, a Lithuanian con artist managed to siphon off a staggering $122 million from two of the world's largest tech companies—Google and Facebook—between 2013 and 2015. The scam involved sending fraudulent invoices from a non-existent company, which were paid by the tech giants without hesitation.
This elaborate ruse saw Google and Facebook part with $23 million and $99 million, respectively, highlighting a shocking lapse in their financial security processes. The fraudster's success underscores how even the most powerful corporations can fall prey to well-crafted deceptions.
Ultimately, the scam was uncovered, resulting in a five-year prison sentence for the perpetrator. However, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of thorough financial oversight, even for industry leaders. Could such a blunder happen again? The story leaves us pondering the vulnerabilities that persist in today's digital age.
Stay tuned for more captivating insights from the worlds of technology and finance!
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In an audacious scheme, a Lithuanian con artist managed to siphon off a staggering $122 million from two of the world's largest tech companies—Google and Facebook—between 2013 and 2015. The scam involved sending fraudulent invoices from a non-existent company, which were paid by the tech giants without hesitation.
This elaborate ruse saw Google and Facebook part with $23 million and $99 million, respectively, highlighting a shocking lapse in their financial security processes. The fraudster's success underscores how even the most powerful corporations can fall prey to well-crafted deceptions.
Ultimately, the scam was uncovered, resulting in a five-year prison sentence for the perpetrator. However, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of thorough financial oversight, even for industry leaders. Could such a blunder happen again? The story leaves us pondering the vulnerabilities that persist in today's digital age.
Stay tuned for more captivating insights from the worlds of technology and finance!
Please VOTE for My Hardwork for you guys 👇🏻
Click here and VOTE on My Profile
#Write2Earn! #Fraud #scamriskwarning #BullBanter #voteforBULLISHBANTER
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