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Wish the view will be pleasant. 505 $DEGEN

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ITAP rainy day in Belgrade #ITAPRound11

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Ⓜ️erry Christmas 🎉 🎉 , Let's go Ⓜ️oxie 🚀 🚀 🚀

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Tram going on 2nd line. Belgrade, 90s.

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wow, it looks truly astonishing. love it!

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Fingers crossed for doing these predicted moves. 505 $DEGEN

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Yeah... Very frustrating comments. Hope the market will be back on track soon. 1000 $DEGEN

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Let's think how long he will survive there 😀

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According to a Fortune report published on Dec. 18, the TRON founder’s team allegedly went to Bullish, a crypto exchange firm that bought the media outlet for $75 million last year, to demand the removal of an article about Justin Sun eating Maurizio Cattelan’s $6.2 million dollar banana artwork. The article was published in late November with the title “I Watched Justin Sun Eat the World’s Most Expensive Banana. I Don’t Get It,” which explained the context behind the act itself, the banana’s significance and Sun’s legal troubles with the the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. According to inside sources Fortune spoke with, Sun’s team disapproved of the tone of CoinDesk’s article, which resulted in Bullish demanding CoinDesk remove the article from its website. This request was met with backlash from the CoinDesk editorial staff who disagreed with the decision and asked for the article to be restored with an editor’s note at a meeting last week.

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hah, very clever move

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Chainlink token fell to $27, marking a 13% decline from its highest level this year and bringing its market cap to over $17 billion. The retreat mirrored losses seen across other popular cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to $105,000 from its weekly high of $108,000. Similarly, Ethereum, Ripple, and Solana were down by over 3%. Still, one whale continued to accumulate LINK tokens, betting on a potential recovery. According to LookOnChain, the whale withdrew 65,000 LINK tokens worth $1.8 million on December 18. This followed a trend that began four days earlier, bringing the whale’s total accumulation to over $17.3 million. The accumulation came shortly after Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial acquired LINK tokens worth over $2 million. The upcoming Decentralized Finance platform has selected Chainlink as its oracle provider.

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Oh, man, shit happens... sorry about it

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did it as well!

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what a beautiful picture!

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The Avalanche Foundation announced its ‘biggest network upgrade’ in the form of Avalanche9000 mainnet. On Dec. 17, the Avalanche9000 mainnet goes live with a major upgrade dubbed Etna, which serves to eliminate issues faced by developers on the Avalanche network, including high staking requirements and high validator costs. The Etna upgrade fixes these issues by enabling layer1 blockchains to run independently from the primary network. This means that validators are no longer required to validate the primary network on Avalanche so these chains can have their own validator set. This major change simplifies the validation process for emerging layer1 projects and reduces operational and upfront fees significantly. In the old subnet model, each new blockchain launched on Avalanche has to receive validation on the primary network. This step is accompanied by an upfront stake fee of at least 2000 AVAX tokens or worth around $100,000, as well as the hardware required to validate these chains.

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Minted my $SOCIAL Passport

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Mark Longo’s legal team sent cease and desist letters to Binance after it added the PNUT meme coin to its listings. Longo’s lawyers alleged that Binance is infringing on intellectual property rights via the token. The original owner of Peanut the Squirrel, Mark Longo, announced in a recent post that he plans to issue more cease and desist letters on the grounds of “unauthorized use of my intellectual property” after the one his lawyers sent to Binance. Around the time when Longo announced he was taking legal action against Binance, Longo’s own token JUSTICE (For Pnut and Fred) surged over 200% according to DEX Screener. At the time of writing, Longo’s JUSTICE token or JFP has gone up by 32% in the past 24 hours. It currently holds a market cap of $361,000 and a liquidity of $108,000.

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