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Nilai pasar total token agen AI telah melampaui $15 miliar, dan sekarang menjadi $15,31 miliar
Foresight News, menurut data CoinGecko, total kapitalisasi pasar token sektor agen AI telah melampaui $15 miliar, saat ini dilaporkan sebesar $15,31 miliar, dengan volume perdagangan 24 jam sebesar $2,7 miliar.
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