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Latest Update on Blum 
Blum Memepad has officially reached over 7 MILLION users! 🎉
We’re rolling it out gradually to ensure everything runs smoothly — no bugs, just seamless meme token creation in seconds.
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BIG things are coming this week! 😉

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So far on Blum, we haven’t gotten any information regarding the $BLUM Airdrop and even the $DOGS we got from the BLUM DOGS drop is still locked According to Blum, “ BIG things are coming this week! 😉” Hopefully it is something good and encouraging

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BIT Mining, previously known as online sports casino 500 . com, paid about $2.5 million worth of bribes to Japanese officials between 2017 and 2019. Bitcoin mining firm BIT Mining has admitted it authorized paying bribes to Japanese politicians in an attempt to win a bid for a resort and casino license in Japan and has agreed to pay $10 million worth of fines to the United States government to resolve the charges. BIT Mining’s bribery scheme occurred between 2017 and 2019 when the firm was known as 500.com — a Chinese online sports lottery company. The bribes consisted of roughly $2.5 million worth of illicit cash bribes, entertainment and extravagant trips for Japanese politicians, according to the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s Nov. 18 statement. BIT Mining agreed to pay a $4 million civil penalty to the SEC and a $10 million criminal fine to the US Department of Justice (DOJ). However, $4 million of that will be satisfied by the civil penalty paid to the SEC. Meanwhile, the DOJ has also charged 500.com’s then-CEO Zhengming Pan for orchestrating the bribes. Source: CoinTelegraph

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