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NOTCOIN passing 0.02$ 🥰 got much profit on it heheee, hopefully it I'll go to 1$ by end of his year 🫣🥹
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have 330$ $PEPE , shall I buy more or it ill go down? Kindly assist me 🥺 #pepe⚡

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Ahahaaa I'm really disappointed from $HMSTR , after all that vibe and noise they made it listed it on 0.01$ 😂❤️‍🩹 I guess we have to boycott those scammers 🥺🥹 #HMSTRAirdrop #boycott #boycotthmstr

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