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$BIO this is what happened to a coin after launching and reach +3,000% up! Whales took advantage of that and suddenly dump after gaining some profit and the project will fall into abyss! Inshort deadcoin! To those who bought on top you will wait for more than a months or years maybe!

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$BIO leave before they wash put your money! 😂

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$USUAL already 501.11Million total supply on it's 9days upon listing! Damn hahaha that's crazy! I thought the 4billion maximum supply will be release one by one through the years until it reach 4billion. I didn't expect it to be like this! So according to my calculation it only takes less than a year for it to fully release 4billion! 500+ million tokens every 2months! 😂 it will never reach $2 if this continue! Every time it hits $1.5 or something it will drop instantly due to increasing tokens again and again! It will only end when it distributes all the 4billion tokens.

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$USUAL the total supply keep increasing nonstop! Expect the price will drop for the next 24hours!

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$USUAL I cut my loss! It will drop to $1 or $1.1. I'm down $400 😭

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