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ATOM Ready to Rise: Cosmos Overhauls Massive Ecosystem in 2026
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The Cosmos blockchain, creator of the 'Internet of Blockchains' ecosystem, is entering a strategic renewal phase in 2026. The first step is a community-led redesign of ATOM's tokenomics in the first quarter of next year. The goal is to reduce the annual inflation currently ranging from 7% to 20% through a token locking mechanism similar to veCRV and the potential burning of tokens, in order to enhance long-term value.
At the same time, Cosmos Labs is expanding its engineering team to launch Tokenfactory - an on-chain custom token creation tool - and optimizing the CometBFT consensus to be faster and more energy-efficient. The validator delegation program has also been updated with adjustments to slashing and governance participation incentives to reduce the risk of centralization.
The Cosmos blockchain, creator of the 'Internet of Blockchains' ecosystem, is entering a strategic renewal phase in 2026. The first step is a community-led redesign of ATOM's tokenomics in the first quarter of next year. The goal is to reduce the annual inflation currently ranging from 7% to 20% through a token locking mechanism similar to veCRV and the potential burning of tokens, in order to enhance long-term value.
At the same time, Cosmos Labs is expanding its engineering team to launch Tokenfactory - an on-chain custom token creation tool - and optimizing the CometBFT consensus to be faster and more energy-efficient. The validator delegation program has also been updated with adjustments to slashing and governance participation incentives to reduce the risk of centralization.
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The DeFi Infrastructure Race: From Blind Speed to Measurable Resilience
$INJ
Throughout 2024–2025, the DeFi landscape is undergoing a paradigm shift that is rarely discussed openly, yet feels very real to anyone still actively transacting every day. We have passed the phase of 'speed war' dominated by the narrative of 'transactions per second' and 'sub-second finality' alone. Those metrics remain important, but now they are merely minimum requirements, not key differentiators.
The three elements that begin to determine the winner are far more difficult to achieve: deterministic performance under extreme market pressure, consistently low operational costs even when volumes surge by hundreds of times, and interoperability capabilities that are not merely based on risky bridges, but rather architectures designed for cross-ecosystem interaction from the start.
Throughout 2024–2025, the DeFi landscape is undergoing a paradigm shift that is rarely discussed openly, yet feels very real to anyone still actively transacting every day. We have passed the phase of 'speed war' dominated by the narrative of 'transactions per second' and 'sub-second finality' alone. Those metrics remain important, but now they are merely minimum requirements, not key differentiators.
The three elements that begin to determine the winner are far more difficult to achieve: deterministic performance under extreme market pressure, consistently low operational costs even when volumes surge by hundreds of times, and interoperability capabilities that are not merely based on risky bridges, but rather architectures designed for cross-ecosystem interaction from the start.
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APRO Oracle: A New Foundation for Blockchain + AI for the Real World
In the Web3 era, smart contracts are powerful yet “blind” to the outside world. They cannot read stock prices, weather, or match scores in real time. APRO Oracle comes as an intelligent solution: a secure, fast, and decentralized bridge for external data.
Revolutionary Two-Layer Architecture
1. Off-chain Layer AI collects raw data from APIs, exchanges, sensors, to documents, then cleans, verifies, and analyzes it to be free from manipulation.
2. On-chain Layer Independent nodes re-validate before data is transparently stored on the blockchain.
The result: accurate, anti-manipulation data, and remains fast.
Two Delivery Modes
- Push Automatic periodic updates (suitable for daily prices, indices, property)
- Pull Ultra-fast real-time (ideal for DeFi, prediction markets, gaming)
Wide Support
APRO is not just about crypto prices. It supports stocks, commodities, real estate, sports statistics, sensor data, to AI analytics — ready for RWA tokenization and hybrid applications.
Efficient & Multi-Chain
One integration for 40+ networks, low cost, minimal operational burden. Developers only need to set up once, then expand anywhere.
Conclusion
APRO is not just an oracle, but a new structural foundation that allows blockchain to interact securely with the real world. Amid the boom in RWA, AI, and multi-chain, APRO is crucial infrastructure to make Web3 truly mature and relevant. $AT
@APRO Oracle #APRO
In the Web3 era, smart contracts are powerful yet “blind” to the outside world. They cannot read stock prices, weather, or match scores in real time. APRO Oracle comes as an intelligent solution: a secure, fast, and decentralized bridge for external data.
Revolutionary Two-Layer Architecture
1. Off-chain Layer AI collects raw data from APIs, exchanges, sensors, to documents, then cleans, verifies, and analyzes it to be free from manipulation.
2. On-chain Layer Independent nodes re-validate before data is transparently stored on the blockchain.
The result: accurate, anti-manipulation data, and remains fast.
Two Delivery Modes
- Push Automatic periodic updates (suitable for daily prices, indices, property)
- Pull Ultra-fast real-time (ideal for DeFi, prediction markets, gaming)
Wide Support
APRO is not just about crypto prices. It supports stocks, commodities, real estate, sports statistics, sensor data, to AI analytics — ready for RWA tokenization and hybrid applications.
Efficient & Multi-Chain
One integration for 40+ networks, low cost, minimal operational burden. Developers only need to set up once, then expand anywhere.
Conclusion
APRO is not just an oracle, but a new structural foundation that allows blockchain to interact securely with the real world. Amid the boom in RWA, AI, and multi-chain, APRO is crucial infrastructure to make Web3 truly mature and relevant. $AT
@APRO Oracle #APRO
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Exploring the Unexpected World of Crypto Gaming at YGG Play
Imagine you are sitting comfortably on the sofa, hot coffee in hand, and suddenly your phone screen lights up with a notification from a virtual world full of surprises. This is not just an ordinary game—it's YGG Play, where indie game studios meet players eager for wild digital adventures. Today, amidst the hustle and bustle of blockchain technology development increasingly seeping into daily life, this platform emerges like a fresh oasis for anyone looking to dive into crypto gaming without hassle. It's not just about playing games, but about how this latest technology opens the door to experiences that make you think, "Wow, this could be the future of our entertainment."
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Exploring the World of Autonomous Agents Behind the Scenes of Kite – An Unexpected Adventure
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Imagine a regular morning, where your coffee suddenly orders itself when the stock runs out, or your Spotify playlist evolves into a personal DJ that knows your mood before you realize it. Not magic, but a reality that is beginning to take shape thanks to innovations like Kite, the first AI payment blockchain specifically designed for autonomous agents. Today, let's dive into how this technology is opening doors to a self-sustaining economy, where machines not only learn but also transact and interact like old friends who never get tired.
Imagine a regular morning, where your coffee suddenly orders itself when the stock runs out, or your Spotify playlist evolves into a personal DJ that knows your mood before you realize it. Not magic, but a reality that is beginning to take shape thanks to innovations like Kite, the first AI payment blockchain specifically designed for autonomous agents. Today, let's dive into how this technology is opening doors to a self-sustaining economy, where machines not only learn but also transact and interact like old friends who never get tired.
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Exploring the World of Liquidity with Falcon Finance
$FF
Imagine you have assets — they could be crypto, stablecoins, or even real-world assets that have been “tokenized”. But you are just storing them and leaving them idle. Isn’t it a shame if that value doesn’t “move”? Well, that’s where Falcon Finance comes in — as a bridge that turns those idle assets into liquid and productive ones.
From Assets to On-Chain Liquidity
The main concept of Falcon Finance is to allow users to “collateralize” any liquid asset to generate on-chain liquidity in the form of a stablecoin called USDf.
Imagine you have assets — they could be crypto, stablecoins, or even real-world assets that have been “tokenized”. But you are just storing them and leaving them idle. Isn’t it a shame if that value doesn’t “move”? Well, that’s where Falcon Finance comes in — as a bridge that turns those idle assets into liquid and productive ones.
From Assets to On-Chain Liquidity
The main concept of Falcon Finance is to allow users to “collateralize” any liquid asset to generate on-chain liquidity in the form of a stablecoin called USDf.
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APRO Oracle: A Modern Data Bridge to the Future Blockchain
$AT
In an era when the boundaries between the digital world and the real world are becoming increasingly blurred, projects like APRO emerge as a 'smart bridge' uniting two worlds that once felt different. Imagine: data from the stock market, commodity prices, real estate values, and game statistics are all far outside the blockchain chain. Meanwhile, smart contracts on the blockchain can only 'see' data within their own chain. Without assistance, they are blind to what is happening outside.
In an era when the boundaries between the digital world and the real world are becoming increasingly blurred, projects like APRO emerge as a 'smart bridge' uniting two worlds that once felt different. Imagine: data from the stock market, commodity prices, real estate values, and game statistics are all far outside the blockchain chain. Meanwhile, smart contracts on the blockchain can only 'see' data within their own chain. Without assistance, they are blind to what is happening outside.
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Injective Ecosystem: The Power Growing Quietly Amidst the Crypto Turmoil
Imagine the blockchain world as a turbulent ocean—full of storms of speculation, exploding price bubbles, and promises that often evaporate. In the midst of it all, Injective emerges like an unshakable reef: a layer-1 network built for decentralized finance (DeFi), growing steadily without the need for marketing screams or tempting airdrops. It's not about momentary sensations, but a solid foundation and adoption born from real needs. For anyone studying this industry, the story of Injective serves as a valuable reminder: where stability becomes the strongest fortress, especially when 95% of projects fail to survive their first bear market cycle.
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From Bold Ideas to a Strong Foundation of the Digital Economy
$INJ
Take a moment to reflect: giant stocks like Nvidia are no longer confined to the rigid trading hours of New York. You can buy them at midnight, sell them for quick profits, or even use them as collateral for DeFi loans—all in the blink of an eye, with a transparent footprint that cannot be faked. A few years ago, the vision of tokenizing real-world assets (Real World Assets, or RWA) sounded like the final chapter of a dystopian novel: ambitious, but too wild for a heavily regulated financial world. Now, at the end of 2025, the winds have changed direction. RWA is no longer just a trial on the fringes; it has become an essential bridge connecting slow traditional finance with agile and open blockchain. And at the heart of this movement, Injective—a layer-1 platform born for Web3 finance—stands as the main catalyst, teaching that great ideas are only valuable if wrapped in sharp and relentless execution.
Take a moment to reflect: giant stocks like Nvidia are no longer confined to the rigid trading hours of New York. You can buy them at midnight, sell them for quick profits, or even use them as collateral for DeFi loans—all in the blink of an eye, with a transparent footprint that cannot be faked. A few years ago, the vision of tokenizing real-world assets (Real World Assets, or RWA) sounded like the final chapter of a dystopian novel: ambitious, but too wild for a heavily regulated financial world. Now, at the end of 2025, the winds have changed direction. RWA is no longer just a trial on the fringes; it has become an essential bridge connecting slow traditional finance with agile and open blockchain. And at the heart of this movement, Injective—a layer-1 platform born for Web3 finance—stands as the main catalyst, teaching that great ideas are only valuable if wrapped in sharp and relentless execution.
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USDf & sUSDf: The Duo That Makes Stablecoins More Than Just a Place to Park Money
In recent years, I have often contemplated how strange the crypto world is. On one hand, there is an explosion of innovation—from NFTs that spark philosophical debates about digital ownership to layer-2 solutions promising unlimited scalability. But on the other hand, stablecoins, which should be the backbone of this ecosystem, feel like a reliable yet boring old car. They maintain a stable value, yes, but what’s the use if they end up just sitting idle in a digital wallet, waiting for a moment to be converted to fiat? I have lost interest in USDT or USDC because it feels like keeping money under the mattress: safe, but unproductive. That’s why, when I first delved into Falcon Finance, I felt like I had discovered a long-awaited upgrade. Not because of the hype, but because this duo of USDf and sUSDf offers a fresh perspective on how we manage stable assets—not as a burden, but as an adaptive tool.
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When Developers Seek a New Home, Injective Becomes the Repeated Answer
In the past few months, conversations in blockchain developer communities like Discord Injective or lengthy threads on X seem to have shifted slowly but surely. Previously, chats were dominated by incentive hunts—millions of dollars in grants or enticing airdrops. But now, at the end of 2025, the focus is sharper: finding chains that truly make building easier, with reliable stability, undeniable speed, and efficiency that doesn't burden wallets or time.
Injective, a layer-1 specifically designed for on-chain finance, is now often referred to as an oasis amid this migration storm. Not because of flashy marketing campaigns, but from the authentic stories of developers who have made the switch. I remember reading a post on X from a builder who had just migrated from Ethereum: "Imagine deploying contracts with costs below $0.01 and a block time of 0.64 seconds—I can hardly believe this is real." Others shared prototypes of lending protocols that were previously stalled due to latency, now running smoothly on Injective. And some bluntly referred to it as "a chain without drama," because there are no more spikes in gas fees or sudden outages that ruin the coding mood during late-night sessions.
Injective, a layer-1 specifically designed for on-chain finance, is now often referred to as an oasis amid this migration storm. Not because of flashy marketing campaigns, but from the authentic stories of developers who have made the switch. I remember reading a post on X from a builder who had just migrated from Ethereum: "Imagine deploying contracts with costs below $0.01 and a block time of 0.64 seconds—I can hardly believe this is real." Others shared prototypes of lending protocols that were previously stalled due to latency, now running smoothly on Injective. And some bluntly referred to it as "a chain without drama," because there are no more spikes in gas fees or sudden outages that ruin the coding mood during late-night sessions.
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From Casual Player to Future Explorer
A few months ago, I was still an ordinary gamer—the type who plays Mobile Legends while waiting for dinner or scrolls through TikTok for quick tips in Genshin Impact. Blockchain? That's a foreign term I avoided, like a complicated cooking recipe that requires special tools. I enjoy games for the fun, not for the promise of a "digital revolution." But then I discovered YGG Play, and everything slowly changed, without any pressure.
Initially, I tried it out of curiosity. The site is simple: a list of daily missions like "play this game for 10 minutes" or "share a screenshot of a completed quest." There is no pressure to buy tokens or understand smart contracts. I started with their Launchpad event—a window to a new game that hasn't been widely released. Imagine: as a casual gamer, I can "claim a spot" for the beta test of a web3-based RPG game, just by completing light tasks. It feels like getting a VIP invitation to an exclusive party, but the ticket is earned from casual play, not a thick wallet.
Initially, I tried it out of curiosity. The site is simple: a list of daily missions like "play this game for 10 minutes" or "share a screenshot of a completed quest." There is no pressure to buy tokens or understand smart contracts. I started with their Launchpad event—a window to a new game that hasn't been widely released. Imagine: as a casual gamer, I can "claim a spot" for the beta test of a web3-based RPG game, just by completing light tasks. It feels like getting a VIP invitation to an exclusive party, but the ticket is earned from casual play, not a thick wallet.
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Universal Collateral: A New Foundation of the On-Chain Industry Being Formed Through Falcon Finance
For years, the crypto ecosystem operated under one big assumption: security can only be maintained if mobility is restricted. In the context of lending, that restriction appeared in the form of a highly selective list of collateral. Only certain assets are deemed 'safe' to be used as collateral, while the rest are left idle without utility. It feels like having a dynamic digital world, but operating it with conservative banking logic.
Falcon Finance aims to break that old pattern. Instead of avoiding asset diversity, they actually make it the foundation. By managing various forms of liquid assets—from major cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, to tokenized real-world assets—Falcon introduces a universal collateral model that is much more inclusive. This is not just a technical experiment; it is a paradigm shift about how liquidity should function in the on-chain economy.
Falcon Finance aims to break that old pattern. Instead of avoiding asset diversity, they actually make it the foundation. By managing various forms of liquid assets—from major cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, to tokenized real-world assets—Falcon introduces a universal collateral model that is much more inclusive. This is not just a technical experiment; it is a paradigm shift about how liquidity should function in the on-chain economy.
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Why Lorenzo's Modular Architecture is Changing the Paradigm of On-Chain Asset Management
As someone who has followed the evolution of DeFi since the early 2020s, I often feel frustrated with rigid protocols, where one strategic mistake can collapse the entire ecosystem. That's why, when I first delved into Lorenzo Protocol, I was immediately captivated by its modular approach. It's not just a technical gimmick, but the foundation that makes it stand out amid the blockchain frenzy. Lorenzo is not an ordinary protocol; it is like on-chain financial Lego, where each block—vault, strategy, and OTF—can be rearranged without disrupting the overall structure.
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Kite: Opening the Era of Infrastructure Where AI Can Become Independent 'Digital Citizens'
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A few months ago, I was sitting at my messy desk, staring at my laptop screen while thinking about how strange the world is right now. I, a developer who prefers coding behind the scenes rather than speaking in public, suddenly felt like I was witnessing an invisible revolution. Not a political or social revolution, but a more subtle one: a revolution where AI is no longer just a tool, but a 'citizen' that is starting to demand its own rights in the digital ecosystem. And amidst all that, there are projects like Kite that make me think, "This is not just hype—this is the foundation we need."
A few months ago, I was sitting at my messy desk, staring at my laptop screen while thinking about how strange the world is right now. I, a developer who prefers coding behind the scenes rather than speaking in public, suddenly felt like I was witnessing an invisible revolution. Not a political or social revolution, but a more subtle one: a revolution where AI is no longer just a tool, but a 'citizen' that is starting to demand its own rights in the digital ecosystem. And amidst all that, there are projects like Kite that make me think, "This is not just hype—this is the foundation we need."
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When Transparency Is No Longer An Empty Promise
Several years ago, I still clearly remember that feeling of frustration. As a novice investor in the crypto market, I poured my savings into an asset management fund that claimed to be "trustworthy". Every month, reports arrived: up-and-down graphs, shiny numbers, but it felt like reading a mystery novel without an ending. Where is my money actually working? Is that strategy really safe, or just a sweet narrative from the managers? I often lay awake at night, imagining the worst-case scenarios—like the rampant rug pull cases at that time—and wondering, "Why should I just believe?"
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Traditional Assets and the Onchain World: A Relationship That Is Now Beginning to Feel Natural
At the beginning of 2023, I was sitting in the living room of a rented house in South Jakarta, staring at my laptop screen with mixed feelings. On one tab was a chart of Tesla's stock that was skyrocketing, and on another tab was my brokerage account balance that was just enough to buy 0.8 lots, almost reaching 1 full lot. I remember that night I closed my laptop, took a deep breath, and thought to myself: “This feels like a casino where the rules are written only for rich people.”
Two months later, I discovered Injective. Not because of ads, not because of influencers, but because I was reading a BlackRock report on asset tokenization and stumbled upon this platform's name in a footnote. I opened its website, saw there was an iNVDA token representing Nvidia shares on-chain and immediately thought, “Can this really happen?”
Two months later, I discovered Injective. Not because of ads, not because of influencers, but because I was reading a BlackRock report on asset tokenization and stumbled upon this platform's name in a footnote. I opened its website, saw there was an iNVDA token representing Nvidia shares on-chain and immediately thought, “Can this really happen?”
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A Small Step for Builders, A Giant Leap for Onchain Finance
$INJ
I remember that night vividly, sitting at the messy work table, the laptop screen dimly lit while endlessly scrolling through the documentation of the blockchain network. I had been calculating for hours: the gas fees that could suddenly balloon, the block times that made transactions feel slow, and the question that always lingered, "Will the code I write have room to grow without complications?" As a developer who is just starting to take onchain seriously, choosing a network feels like a gamble not just about the code running, but about whether my vision can grow without being choked by costs or technical bottlenecks.
I remember that night vividly, sitting at the messy work table, the laptop screen dimly lit while endlessly scrolling through the documentation of the blockchain network. I had been calculating for hours: the gas fees that could suddenly balloon, the block times that made transactions feel slow, and the question that always lingered, "Will the code I write have room to grow without complications?" As a developer who is just starting to take onchain seriously, choosing a network feels like a gamble not just about the code running, but about whether my vision can grow without being choked by costs or technical bottlenecks.
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How the veBANK Incentive Model Strengthens Ecosystem Activities
A healthy ecosystem requires the right incentives. Without incentives, strategy developers lack motivation to contribute, and investors are not encouraged to participate in the long term. Lorenzo addresses this through the vote-escrow (veBANK) model.
By locking BANK into veBANK, users gain real benefits:
• increased voting rights,
• distribution of incentives,
• the ability to influence reward allocation to specific OTFs.
This system creates healthy competition among OTFs. Strategies that perform well tend to receive more support from veBANK holders, thus receiving larger incentive allocations. As a result, the protocol evolves naturally based on the quality of strategies, not hype.
This makes the ecosystem more sustainable. Incentives encourage productive participation, not fleeting speculation. BANK becomes a token with a clear economic function, not just a speculative asset. #LorenzoProtocol @Lorenzo Protocol $BANK
A healthy ecosystem requires the right incentives. Without incentives, strategy developers lack motivation to contribute, and investors are not encouraged to participate in the long term. Lorenzo addresses this through the vote-escrow (veBANK) model.
By locking BANK into veBANK, users gain real benefits:
• increased voting rights,
• distribution of incentives,
• the ability to influence reward allocation to specific OTFs.
This system creates healthy competition among OTFs. Strategies that perform well tend to receive more support from veBANK holders, thus receiving larger incentive allocations. As a result, the protocol evolves naturally based on the quality of strategies, not hype.
This makes the ecosystem more sustainable. Incentives encourage productive participation, not fleeting speculation. BANK becomes a token with a clear economic function, not just a speculative asset. #LorenzoProtocol @Lorenzo Protocol $BANK
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When AI Starts Talking to Each Other: My Experience with Coordination Chaos
A few months ago, I was sitting at my messy desk as usual with three bright monitors on. I was working on a side project: building a simple bot to manage email schedules, analyze sales data, and send automatic notifications. Everything sounded smooth on paper. I used some free AI tools, like language models for analysis and Python scripts for automation. But once I ran it, everything turned into a nightmare.
Imagine this: my analysis bot says "sales are down 15% this month," then the email bot immediately sends a panic message to the entire team without context. Meanwhile, the notification bot gets stuck, sending duplicates to the wrong people because of overlapping data sessions. I spent that night debugging, cup after cup of coffee, mumbling, "Why can't this AI work together like humans?" It wasn't the first time. Before, when helping a friend's startup, we had AI for customer service and inventory but the coordination? A big zero. One AI promised stock was available, the other said it was out. Customers were angry, the team was stressed.
Imagine this: my analysis bot says "sales are down 15% this month," then the email bot immediately sends a panic message to the entire team without context. Meanwhile, the notification bot gets stuck, sending duplicates to the wrong people because of overlapping data sessions. I spent that night debugging, cup after cup of coffee, mumbling, "Why can't this AI work together like humans?" It wasn't the first time. Before, when helping a friend's startup, we had AI for customer service and inventory but the coordination? A big zero. One AI promised stock was available, the other said it was out. Customers were angry, the team was stressed.
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