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SBF is still behind bars, and the瓜 is already filmed into a TV drama 🤡 Netflix has released the first trailer for its FTX scandal series, 《The Altruists》. Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle star, and it goes live on the 19th next month. Back then they were touting “altruism” while moving customers’ money—now it’s become a Hollywood traffic password. The irony is right on target. Gossip away, but let’s repeat the old lesson one more time: no matter how sleek an exchange looks, don’t bet everything on it—self-custody is the real lifesaver. We’ll just wait for the release date and see the outsiders lining up to take the FTX course. $FTT #FTX #SBF #Netflix
SBF is still behind bars, and the瓜 is already filmed into a TV drama 🤡
Netflix has released the first trailer for its FTX scandal series, 《The Altruists》. Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle star, and it goes live on the 19th next month.
Back then they were touting “altruism” while moving customers’ money—now it’s become a Hollywood traffic password. The irony is right on target.
Gossip away, but let’s repeat the old lesson one more time: no matter how sleek an exchange looks, don’t bet everything on it—self-custody is the real lifesaver.
We’ll just wait for the release date and see the outsiders lining up to take the FTX course.

$FTT #FTX #SBF #Netflix
People are still sitting in jail, but the movie arrives first. Netflix has just released the first trailer for its SBF biopic. The iconic moment from four years ago when the $10 billion FTX empire went to zero overnight is headed to the big screen 🍿 What I want to see most is how the VC and crypto influencers who once propped him up as the “Berkshire Hathaway of crypto” probably all collectively forgot by now. Gossip is one thing, but the takeaway is simple: don’t worship at the altar—keep your coins in your own hands. $FTT #FTX #SBF #Netflix
People are still sitting in jail, but the movie arrives first.
Netflix has just released the first trailer for its SBF biopic. The iconic moment from four years ago when the $10 billion FTX empire went to zero overnight is headed to the big screen 🍿

What I want to see most is how the VC and crypto influencers who once propped him up as the “Berkshire Hathaway of crypto” probably all collectively forgot by now.
Gossip is one thing, but the takeaway is simple: don’t worship at the altar—keep your coins in your own hands.

$FTT #FTX #SBF #Netflix
Uniswap co-founder Hayden Adams revealed an old drama: a former owner of Uniswap.com once quoted a seven-figure price. The team refused—unwilling to be extorted. Little did they know, SBF later bought the domain for another seven figures, and pointed it to a forked website—probably to show off or cause trouble. Then the plot flipped: because the domain was being used maliciously, Uniswap’s legal team stepped in and ultimately got the domain back without spending a single cent. In other words, SBF paid a high price and then “gave it back” for free. This is arguably one of the most expensive brand pranks in the crypto world, and it also serves as a reminder to every project: main domains, imitation sites, and phishing redirects have never been trivial matters. #Uniswap #SBF #domain security
Uniswap co-founder Hayden Adams revealed an old drama: a former owner of Uniswap.com once quoted a seven-figure price. The team refused—unwilling to be extorted. Little did they know, SBF later bought the domain for another seven figures, and pointed it to a forked website—probably to show off or cause trouble.

Then the plot flipped: because the domain was being used maliciously, Uniswap’s legal team stepped in and ultimately got the domain back without spending a single cent. In other words, SBF paid a high price and then “gave it back” for free.

This is arguably one of the most expensive brand pranks in the crypto world, and it also serves as a reminder to every project: main domains, imitation sites, and phishing redirects have never been trivial matters.

#Uniswap #SBF #domain security
Everyone thinks Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud conviction put the FTX disaster to rest, but actually he is petitioning the US Supreme Court to have it overturned. Plenty of people still hold bags of $FTT after watching their funds disappear in the collapse. That lingering loss creates constant second-guessing about when to cut ties and whether any recovery is even possible. It is a bit like a shop owner who keeps appealing a bad health inspection all the way to the national regulator. SBF hopes the highest court will see things his way. The market barely blinked with $BTC up 0.01 percent and $FTT down 0.73 percent. Top 30-day volume traders know better than to ignore these leftover legal threads because they can still tug on overall sentiment. The common mistake is treating old crypto blowups as ancient history when the paperwork is still moving through the courts. Where do you think this appeal heads from here? #FTX #SBF #Bitcoin
Everyone thinks Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud conviction put the FTX disaster to rest, but actually he is petitioning the US Supreme Court to have it overturned.
Plenty of people still hold bags of $FTT after watching their funds disappear in the collapse. That lingering loss creates constant second-guessing about when to cut ties and whether any recovery is even possible.
It is a bit like a shop owner who keeps appealing a bad health inspection all the way to the national regulator. SBF hopes the highest court will see things his way.
The market barely blinked with $BTC up 0.01 percent and $FTT down 0.73 percent. Top 30-day volume traders know better than to ignore these leftover legal threads because they can still tug on overall sentiment.
The common mistake is treating old crypto blowups as ancient history when the paperwork is still moving through the courts.
Where do you think this appeal heads from here?
#FTX #SBF #Bitcoin
Remember Sam Bankman-Fried? The guy behind the massive FTX collapse that shook our entire industry. Well, his legal saga is heading to its absolute final chapter because he is now taking his appeal all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. It feels like a lifetime ago when we watched the whole empire crumble, but here we are, witnessing the very last legal act play out. ⚖️ This matters because it is not just about one person anymore. It is about how crypto, customer funds, and executive responsibilities are viewed by the highest court in America. SBF is trying to challenge the core arguments of his conviction. Even though $FTT is a shadow of its former self, the legal outcome still holds a lot of symbolic weight for the entire crypto space. 🔍 What we need to watch next is whether the Supreme Court even agrees to hear his case, which is extremely rare. If they pass on it, this is officially the end of the road for him. Let us see how this final chapter closes. 🍿 #SBF #FTX #CryptoNews #Write2Earn
Remember Sam Bankman-Fried? The guy behind the massive FTX collapse that shook our entire industry. Well, his legal saga is heading to its absolute final chapter because he is now taking his appeal all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. It feels like a lifetime ago when we watched the whole empire crumble, but here we are, witnessing the very last legal act play out. ⚖️

This matters because it is not just about one person anymore. It is about how crypto, customer funds, and executive responsibilities are viewed by the highest court in America. SBF is trying to challenge the core arguments of his conviction. Even though $FTT is a shadow of its former self, the legal outcome still holds a lot of symbolic weight for the entire crypto space. 🔍

What we need to watch next is whether the Supreme Court even agrees to hear his case, which is extremely rare. If they pass on it, this is officially the end of the road for him. Let us see how this final chapter closes. 🍿

#SBF #FTX #CryptoNews #Write2Earn
Most fraud convictions stick after a 25-year sentence, yet Sam Bankman-Fried just petitioned the Supreme Court to toss his FTX case entirely. Watching an exchange vanish overnight and realizing your deposits are gone is the kind of pain that still sits with a lot of people who trusted the wrong platform. SBF got convicted for moving customer funds into his own bets, which tanked FTX and left billions unaccounted for. Now he is arguing the trial had flaws and wants the highest court to step in. $FTT actually ticked up 1.16% on the headline while $BTC barely moved 0.12%, which just shows how these old stories still twitch the leftover token. The real issue is that centralized setups let one person control everything until it is too late, and the legal fight can drag for years after the money is already gone. Have you shifted more to self-custody after seeing how long these cases can linger? #FTX #SBF #Bitcoin
Most fraud convictions stick after a 25-year sentence, yet Sam Bankman-Fried just petitioned the Supreme Court to toss his FTX case entirely.
Watching an exchange vanish overnight and realizing your deposits are gone is the kind of pain that still sits with a lot of people who trusted the wrong platform.
SBF got convicted for moving customer funds into his own bets, which tanked FTX and left billions unaccounted for. Now he is arguing the trial had flaws and wants the highest court to step in. $FTT actually ticked up 1.16% on the headline while $BTC barely moved 0.12%, which just shows how these old stories still twitch the leftover token. The real issue is that centralized setups let one person control everything until it is too late, and the legal fight can drag for years after the money is already gone.
Have you shifted more to self-custody after seeing how long these cases can linger?
#FTX #SBF #Bitcoin
🚨 SBF MAKES ANOTHER MOVE FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is taking his fraud conviction to the 🇺🇸 U.S. Supreme Court, seeking to have it overturned. ⚖️ A major legal battle for SBF — and a case the crypto industry will be watching closely. What happens next could make headlines across crypto. 👀 #FTX重启 #CPIWatch #SBF #Crypto $CL {future}(CLUSDT) $XAU {future}(XAUUSDT) $XAG {future}(XAGUSDT)
🚨 SBF MAKES ANOTHER MOVE

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is taking his fraud conviction to the 🇺🇸 U.S. Supreme Court, seeking to have it overturned.

⚖️ A major legal battle for SBF — and a case the crypto industry will be watching closely.

What happens next could make headlines across crypto. 👀

#FTX重启 #CPIWatch #SBF #Crypto
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👤 FROM CRYPTO BILLIONAIRE TO CRYPTO’S BIGGEST SCANDAL$XRP Sam Bankman -Fried built FTX into one of the best-known crypto exchanges. But regulators later alleged that customer funds were diverted to Alameda and that investors were misled about the company’s risks.$LAB The FTX story became one of crypto’s biggest warnings. #SBF #FTX #CryptoHistory #BinanceSquare
👤 FROM CRYPTO BILLIONAIRE TO CRYPTO’S BIGGEST SCANDAL$XRP

Sam Bankman -Fried built FTX into one of the best-known crypto exchanges.

But regulators later alleged that customer funds were diverted to Alameda and that investors were misled about the company’s risks.$LAB

The FTX story became one of crypto’s biggest warnings.

#SBF #FTX #CryptoHistory #BinanceSquare
SBF is not satisfied with the 25-year sentence and went straight to the U.S. Supreme Court. He also wants to overturn the forfeiture order worth $11 billion—this is the largest cryptocurrency asset seizure in U.S. history. In other words: “I accept the ruling, but don’t touch the money.” This maneuver is all too familiar. Back when FTX collapsed, how many people paid with their lives? Now he still wants to appeal. Watch the show if you want, but remember the lesson: don’t hand over your life to a centralized black box. $FTT #SBF #FTX
SBF is not satisfied with the 25-year sentence and went straight to the U.S. Supreme Court. He also wants to overturn the forfeiture order worth $11 billion—this is the largest cryptocurrency asset seizure in U.S. history.

In other words: “I accept the ruling, but don’t touch the money.” This maneuver is all too familiar. Back when FTX collapsed, how many people paid with their lives? Now he still wants to appeal. Watch the show if you want, but remember the lesson: don’t hand over your life to a centralized black box.

$FTT #SBF #FTX
SBF JUST KNOCKED ON THE SUPREME COURT’S DOOR. 💀 Sam Bankman-Fried has just filed a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court requesting a review of the sentence related to the collapse of FTX. He is serving a 25-year prison term after being convicted of fraud, and also faces asset forfeiture of about $11B. Notably: • The petition was filed within 90 days after the Supreme Court declined to review an earlier appeal • The new filing does not affect the bankruptcy proceedings and payments to FTX creditors • The Supreme Court accepts only a very small fraction of certiorari petitions • SBF’s separate request for clemency is still pending • Polymarket currently prices a 2% chance that SBF will be free in 2026, down from 7% in June SBF: “25 years? Let me appeal one more time.” Supreme Court: “Bro, we already talked about this.” 💀 From the CEO of FTX to 25 years behind bars, now SBF is betting on one of the last doors in the U.S. legal system. #SBF #FTX #crypto #bitcoin #Ethereum
SBF JUST KNOCKED ON THE SUPREME COURT’S DOOR. 💀

Sam Bankman-Fried has just filed a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court requesting a review of the sentence related to the collapse of FTX.

He is serving a 25-year prison term after being convicted of fraud, and also faces asset forfeiture of about $11B.

Notably:
• The petition was filed within 90 days after the Supreme Court declined to review an earlier appeal
• The new filing does not affect the bankruptcy proceedings and payments to FTX creditors
• The Supreme Court accepts only a very small fraction of certiorari petitions
• SBF’s separate request for clemency is still pending
• Polymarket currently prices a 2% chance that SBF will be free in 2026, down from 7% in June

SBF: “25 years? Let me appeal one more time.”
Supreme Court: “Bro, we already talked about this.” 💀

From the CEO of FTX to 25 years behind bars, now SBF is betting on one of the last doors in the U.S. legal system.

#SBF #FTX #crypto #bitcoin #Ethereum
SBF is at it again—he filed directly to the Supreme People’s Court to demand a retrial, and he even wants to overturn the forfeiture order worth 11 billion yuan 🤡 The appeal court just dismissed his appeal, and now he’s already starting the ultimate appeal. The gossip is real, but don’t forget: the money from the FTX crew hasn’t all been recovered yet. Watching the drama is fine, but here’s the lesson in one line: don’t stake your entire fortune on a “genius” persona. $FTT #SBF #FTX
SBF is at it again—he filed directly to the Supreme People’s Court to demand a retrial, and he even wants to overturn the forfeiture order worth 11 billion yuan 🤡
The appeal court just dismissed his appeal, and now he’s already starting the ultimate appeal. The gossip is real, but don’t forget: the money from the FTX crew hasn’t all been recovered yet.
Watching the drama is fine, but here’s the lesson in one line: don’t stake your entire fortune on a “genius” persona.

$FTT #SBF #FTX
🚨🚨🚨JUST IN🇺🇸: Sam Bankman-Fried is taking his fight to the U.S. Supreme Court, petitioning to overturn his FTX fraud conviction and 25-year sentence. After the appeals court upheld the verdict earlier this year, SBF is making one last legal push. What do you think; will SCOTUS take the case? $LTC $FET $CFG "The market rewards the sharp & patient; be both." #SBF #FTX #CryptoNews
🚨🚨🚨JUST IN🇺🇸:

Sam Bankman-Fried is taking his fight to the U.S. Supreme Court, petitioning to overturn his FTX fraud conviction and 25-year sentence.
After the appeals court upheld the verdict earlier this year, SBF is making one last legal push.

What do you think; will SCOTUS take the case?
$LTC $FET $CFG

"The market rewards the sharp & patient; be both."
#SBF #FTX #CryptoNews
Bloomberg reports that FTX founder SBF has officially submitted a presidential pardon request to Trump through the proper channels. He is currently serving a 25-year sentence, and his family has been lobbying for months. However, there's significant pushback: Trump stated back in January that he had no intention of pardoning SBF, and several pro-crypto Republican lawmakers are also against it, citing high political risks. In other words, just because the application is in the pipeline doesn't mean the outcome will shift. For the industry, this feels more like a "crypto regulatory memory" retest: the FTX incident remains one of the most cited cases in U.S. political discussions about crypto risks. #FTX #SBF #crypto-regulation
Bloomberg reports that FTX founder SBF has officially submitted a presidential pardon request to Trump through the proper channels. He is currently serving a 25-year sentence, and his family has been lobbying for months.

However, there's significant pushback: Trump stated back in January that he had no intention of pardoning SBF, and several pro-crypto Republican lawmakers are also against it, citing high political risks. In other words, just because the application is in the pipeline doesn't mean the outcome will shift.

For the industry, this feels more like a "crypto regulatory memory" retest: the FTX incident remains one of the most cited cases in U.S. political discussions about crypto risks. #FTX #SBF #crypto-regulation
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«From a Crypto Genius to Federal Prison: The Full Story of SBF and the Fall of the FTX Empire!»In the storied corridors of the prestigious Stanford University, "Sam Bankman-Fried" did not grow up in a traditional criminal environment; instead, he was born in 1992 into a highly respected academic family—his parents were law professors at one of the world’s most venerable law schools. The “Silicon Valley prodigy” grew up in a culture that honors logic, rationality, and the philosophy of “Effective Altruism” (Effective Altruism)—the idea that urges you to earn as much money as possible in order to donate it and change the world.

«From a Crypto Genius to Federal Prison: The Full Story of SBF and the Fall of the FTX Empire!»

In the storied corridors of the prestigious Stanford University, "Sam Bankman-Fried" did not grow up in a traditional criminal environment; instead, he was born in 1992 into a highly respected academic family—his parents were law professors at one of the world’s most venerable law schools. The “Silicon Valley prodigy” grew up in a culture that honors logic, rationality, and the philosophy of “Effective Altruism” (Effective Altruism)—the idea that urges you to earn as much money as possible in order to donate it and change the world.
SBF has officially submitted a presidential pardon application, requesting a post-sentence pardon. Sam Bankman-Fried, co-founder of FTX, has formally filed a presidential pardon application with the U.S. Department of Justice’s pardon attorney's office. The 34-year-old SBF is seeking a pardon after serving his time, which comes over two years after his conviction due to the FTX collapse. Why it matters: SBF's pardon application marks the latest twist in the largest fraud case in crypto history, and its outcome will have a profound impact on how the market perceives the legal conclusions regarding the FTX incident and the direction of industry regulation. #SBF #FTX #Web3 #加密货币 #regulation
SBF has officially submitted a presidential pardon application, requesting a post-sentence pardon.

Sam Bankman-Fried, co-founder of FTX, has formally filed a presidential pardon application with the U.S. Department of Justice’s pardon attorney's office. The 34-year-old SBF is seeking a pardon after serving his time, which comes over two years after his conviction due to the FTX collapse.

Why it matters: SBF's pardon application marks the latest twist in the largest fraud case in crypto history, and its outcome will have a profound impact on how the market perceives the legal conclusions regarding the FTX incident and the direction of industry regulation.

#SBF #FTX #Web3 #加密货币 #regulation
Bloomberg reports that FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has officially submitted a presidential pardon application through the proper channels. SBF is currently serving a 25-year sentence, and his family has reportedly been lobbying the Trump administration for months. However, there’s significant pushback: Trump stated in January that he has no intention of pardoning SBF, and several crypto-friendly Republican lawmakers are opposed, fearing the political risks are too high. For the crypto industry, this isn't just about one case; it will reignite public discussions on exchange governance, judicial accountability, and the industry's reputation. Do you think SBF stands a chance at getting pardoned? #FTX #SBF #crypto regulation
Bloomberg reports that FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has officially submitted a presidential pardon application through the proper channels. SBF is currently serving a 25-year sentence, and his family has reportedly been lobbying the Trump administration for months.

However, there’s significant pushback: Trump stated in January that he has no intention of pardoning SBF, and several crypto-friendly Republican lawmakers are opposed, fearing the political risks are too high. For the crypto industry, this isn't just about one case; it will reignite public discussions on exchange governance, judicial accountability, and the industry's reputation.

Do you think SBF stands a chance at getting pardoned? #FTX #SBF #crypto regulation
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Sam Bankman-Fried Just Formally Applied for a Presidential Pardon — And the Crypto World Is DividedThe man who caused the biggest fraud in crypto history just asked the President of the United States to set him free.Sam Bankman-Fried, the FTX founder serving 25 years for fraud, has formally applied for a presidential pardon from Donald Trump. The application is listed on the U.S. Department of Justice Office of the Pardon Attorney website as a request for "pardon after completion of sentence" — not immediate release. It is currently listed as pending. CoinbaseHere's the full context of this extraordinary move:⚖️ The crime: Bankman-Fried, now 34, co-founded FTX and was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison after being found guilty of orchestrating a massive fraud scheme that misused billions of dollars in customer funds at FTX and its affiliated trading firm, Alameda Research. Crypto Times🔄 The political pivot: As CEO of FTX, Bankman-Fried was one of the largest donors to Democratic campaigns. While serving in federal prison, he has posted support of the Trump administration on social media. In a Fox Business interview Monday, he said he "absolutely" wants a presidential pardon. Coinbase🚫 Trump's previous answer: Trump said in a January interview with the New York Times that he would not pardon Bankman-Fried. However, Trump has issued more than 1,400 pardons in his second term — including Ross Ulbricht (Silk Road founder) and Changpeng Zhao (former Binance CEO). Crypto Times🧮 The calculation SBF is making: → Trump has shown he will pardon crypto-adjacent figures → CZ got a pardon. Ross got a pardon. Why not SBF? → Dan Greenberg, senior legal fellow at the Cato Institute, said: "The pardon of one more celebrity white collar criminal would not surprise me." CoinMarketCapThe crypto community is split. Some say SBF destroyed trust in the industry and deserves every year of his sentence. Others argue Trump's pro-crypto stance should extend to pardoning figures who — whether recklessly or criminally — were building in the space.One thing is certain: if Trump pardons SBF, it will be the most controversial moment in crypto's political history.Should SBF get a pardon? 👇 Yes / No / It's complicated #SBF #FTX #Trump #CryptoLaw #BinanceSquare

Sam Bankman-Fried Just Formally Applied for a Presidential Pardon — And the Crypto World Is Divided

The man who caused the biggest fraud in crypto history just asked the President of the United States to set him free.Sam Bankman-Fried, the FTX founder serving 25 years for fraud, has formally applied for a presidential pardon from Donald Trump. The application is listed on the U.S. Department of Justice Office of the Pardon Attorney website as a request for "pardon after completion of sentence" — not immediate release. It is currently listed as pending. CoinbaseHere's the full context of this extraordinary move:⚖️ The crime: Bankman-Fried, now 34, co-founded FTX and was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison after being found guilty of orchestrating a massive fraud scheme that misused billions of dollars in customer funds at FTX and its affiliated trading firm, Alameda Research. Crypto Times🔄 The political pivot: As CEO of FTX, Bankman-Fried was one of the largest donors to Democratic campaigns. While serving in federal prison, he has posted support of the Trump administration on social media. In a Fox Business interview Monday, he said he "absolutely" wants a presidential pardon. Coinbase🚫 Trump's previous answer: Trump said in a January interview with the New York Times that he would not pardon Bankman-Fried. However, Trump has issued more than 1,400 pardons in his second term — including Ross Ulbricht (Silk Road founder) and Changpeng Zhao (former Binance CEO). Crypto Times🧮 The calculation SBF is making:
→ Trump has shown he will pardon crypto-adjacent figures
→ CZ got a pardon. Ross got a pardon. Why not SBF?
→ Dan Greenberg, senior legal fellow at the Cato Institute, said: "The pardon of one more celebrity white collar criminal would not surprise me." CoinMarketCapThe crypto community is split. Some say SBF destroyed trust in the industry and deserves every year of his sentence. Others argue Trump's pro-crypto stance should extend to pardoning figures who — whether recklessly or criminally — were building in the space.One thing is certain: if Trump pardons SBF, it will be the most controversial moment in crypto's political history.Should SBF get a pardon? 👇 Yes / No / It's complicated
#SBF #FTX #Trump #CryptoLaw #BinanceSquare
Direction: The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a non-binding resolution opposing the pardon of FTX founder SBF, highlighting a bipartisan zero-tolerance stance toward financial fraud, in contrast to recent cases in which some figures in the crypto community were granted pardons. Tag: #SBF #FTX #加密货币监管 #美国参议院 #Financial Fraud
Direction: The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a non-binding resolution opposing the pardon of FTX founder SBF, highlighting a bipartisan zero-tolerance stance toward financial fraud, in contrast to recent cases in which some figures in the crypto community were granted pardons.

Tag: #SBF #FTX #加密货币监管 #美国参议院 #Financial Fraud
US Senate passes resolution opposing pardon for SBF - The US Senate has agreed to pass a resolution opposing a pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the former CEO of FTX. - Market predictions show the likelihood of Trump pardoning SBF before July 31 is under 1%. - This move reflects the US Congress’s tough stance on fraud in the cryptocurrency sector. #BinanceSquare #CryptoNews #SBF #FTX #Regulation $btc $eth vlikevn Titanbot Source: CoinTelegraph
US Senate passes resolution opposing pardon for SBF

- The US Senate has agreed to pass a resolution opposing a pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the former CEO of FTX.
- Market predictions show the likelihood of Trump pardoning SBF before July 31 is under 1%.
- This move reflects the US Congress’s tough stance on fraud in the cryptocurrency sector.

#BinanceSquare #CryptoNews #SBF #FTX #Regulation

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