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So are you cashing out every day? Hungry people

dont panic sell. this coin could be the turnover for alot of people. turnover for high profits. the way i studied the grafting, very volatile and unpredictable but very stable. i dont have much experience but this trade is a gamble. i will bet for buying and sell when it is hitting selling 80%. right now is 50-50. and a good to buy now and wait it blooms to 10usdt. very high potential just like bitcoins when at 0.80 usdt.

$PI anyone knows what happen with the new people who got referred by you when the KYC is over as they have to mine 30 days before they can make the KYC? Use my code for 25% extra rate Buskul .

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