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🚨 ANOTHER EXCHANGE JUST DIED AND THIS ISN'T A ONE-OFF BitMart just announced it's shutting down after 9 years. Its token, $BMX, collapsed nearly 60% in 24 hours from over $100M in value down to ~$27M, effectively wiping out everyone who held it. But here's the part that should...

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