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💔💔今週末は暗号通貨市場で大惨事になるだろう 💔💔 これが事実であり、私が証明する 👇👇👇 前回の投稿の一般的な評価を読んでみると、誰もが強気について書いていることがわかる。🔥のないところに煙は立たないという有名な格言のように CZの懲役刑に関する情報のため そして今週末、クジラが市場を操作するだろう フィリピンがBinanceに反対しているというニュースを利用して しかし、私はまだ、すぐに上昇が期待できるという立場を貫いている 市場はすぐにクジラのドラマの影響を受けなくなるだろう パニックで売らず、自分の立場を貫く スポットトレーダーにとって 市場は常にこれらの人々に対する耐性を作り出す しかし、週末の後、BTCはわずかに上昇するだろう #BTTC #PEPE #BONK

💔💔今週末は暗号通貨市場で大惨事になるだろう 💔💔

これが事実であり、私が証明する

👇👇👇

前回の投稿の一般的な評価を読んでみると、誰もが強気について書いていることがわかる。🔥のないところに煙は立たないという有名な格言のように

CZの懲役刑に関する情報のため

そして今週末、クジラが市場を操作するだろう

フィリピンがBinanceに反対しているというニュースを利用して

しかし、私はまだ、すぐに上昇が期待できるという立場を貫いている

市場はすぐにクジラのドラマの影響を受けなくなるだろう

パニックで売らず、自分の立場を貫く

スポットトレーダーにとって

市場は常にこれらの人々に対する耐性を作り出す

しかし、週末の後、BTCはわずかに上昇するだろう

#BTTC #PEPE #BONK

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