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Crypto is all about narratives, and today, Internet Public offerings, or Internet Capital Markets, is taking the space by storm $JellyJelly hit $above $150m market cap in an hour What is it? Well, the co-founder of Venmo, sam lessin 🏴‍☠️, decided to simply launch a token rather than raising... show more

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@lessin Crypto is currently operating in the AI narrative. Projects like $OG are gaining traction too. We’re almost there mate

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@lessin $jellyjelly && $vine taste good,$mario is shit

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@lessin Crypto is wild right now This is just the start of the madness.

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@lessin $ICM

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@lessin @MarioNawfal Narratives drive the market, yet our focus remains on justice and honor. As $JellyJelly surges, we march to Mars with fortitudo et honor. Ad astra per aspera kek.

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@lessin Massive 🔥

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@lessin The crypto space is evolving fast!

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@lessin $mario

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@lessin What about you, I know you have no interest, but why are you silent now about the token named after you that you defend so much? $MARIO

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@lessin He’s go a point

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