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Introducing Capx Governance 🏛 A step towards making Capx more transparent, accessible and decentralized. Empowering the Capx community to vote on key protocol and ecosystem decisions 🤝 The very first governance proposal is now LIVE on Capx Governance Hub View it here 👉 Read more on:

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SwipeGov is here with the latest Nova Wallet v8.7.0 update! 🎁 SwipeGov is our innovative and AI-powered governance solution, making it easier than ever to participate in Polkadot OpenGov decisions! 🗳️ Find out more below! 👇

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