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How would Web3 Philosopher @ 🇦🇷 Buenos Aires explain what he does to his mother? Blockchains are like isolated countries with no trade routes. @HyperBridge is building the highways between them - so assets & data can move freely across chains Podcast out Sunday Polkadot

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