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Bitcoin $98,913.85 +0.98%
Ethereum $3,299.19 -1.32%
BNB $624.28 +0.66%
Optimism $2.13 +0.82%
Arbitrum $0.78 -0.57%
Solana $255.03 -0.98%
Polygon $0.47 +4.95%
Cosmos $7.30 +15.71%
Avalanche $39.83 +11.72%

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