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posted yesterday ..price was over 1.25 then..y'all should've listened ...Now buy and hold as you DYOR

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$WLD can bet that there's a possibility of this coin starting a proper pump move from today. If like me you're not afraid of losing you can bet on altcoins for the next one month and stand to gain 10X, 50x and even 100 x your investment .. please DYOR before you can make any substantial investments in crypto as volatility goes both ways

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#NOT doing something that happens every once in awhile... Target 0.01 today!!! Don't be afraid to buy and hold ...I'm holding mine to eternity 🤩 The price is still low ...being a large and active community NOTCOIN will continue soaring to new highs

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$NOT lost 50 percent of my initial asset thanks to this coin...2500 USD in total ...Now I'm just watching ...but maybe I'll sell in the futures because there's just no way I'm buying into this coin hype after what happened . What do y'all think..Should buy or sell?

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$BONK I bought just before it started the uptrend ...News and fundamental analysis in trading is king ..Follow me

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