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Trzymam trochę monet na wyścig byków Jeśli masz 1000 dolarów po prostu zainwestuj 200 za każdym razem i poczekaj na ucieczkę byków Nie próbuj zarabiać więcej i inwestuj wszystko w jedno..Pamiętaj, nigdy nie inwestuj wszystkiego w jedno.. podziel swoją inwestycję.. #SHIBA✅🚀 #DOGE #PEPE‏ #XAI/USDT $WALIĆ #Write2Earn‬ Powodzenia ..

Trzymam trochę monet na wyścig byków

Jeśli masz 1000 dolarów

po prostu zainwestuj 200 za każdym razem i poczekaj na ucieczkę byków

Nie próbuj zarabiać więcej i inwestuj wszystko w jedno..Pamiętaj, nigdy nie inwestuj wszystkiego w jedno..

podziel swoją inwestycję..

#SHIBA✅🚀

#DOGE

#PEPE‏

#XAI/USDT

$WALIĆ

#Write2Earn‬

Powodzenia ..

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