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pippin briefly hit 0.21 USDT, and its market value exceeded 200 million US dollars
According to Foresight News , according to GMGN market data, pippin briefly touched 0.21 USDT and is currently quoted at 0.2 USDT. Its market value has exceeded 200 million US dollars, with a 24-hour increase of 140.9%.
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