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Many Individuals have incorrectly written off new Blockchains without understanding the magic these new ecosystems offer Today's Podcast sets out to break that Myth I'm launching my first podcast with Sui breakout application Bluefin, which did over $4 Billion in monthly trading volume The Founders & @ahmadjawaid_ share their...

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Sean Asir2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp Let’s go @rabeelj_ !!

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Rex2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp Man you got me so hyped talking about magic and breakout apps. Only to read further and its just another perp DEX. Sigh.

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Logan Jastremski2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp What can I say people love to trade 😉

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VLP 🐺💧2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp

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Omer Goldberg2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp @rabeelj_ @bluefinapp @ahmadjawaid_ 🚀

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Oleksii Leunov2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp Decentralized trade beyond competition🔝🌑

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Nicholas Wenzel2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp I absolutely love your podcast. Light speed and your podcast are my two favorite crypto podcasts. Thank you so much for your work!

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Michel.negocios2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp Teach me

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Doge Nodes2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp But, what are your thoughts about ICP vs these new Blockchains after your podcast with Dominic Williams?

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King Däve2 年前

@SuiNetwork @bluefinapp LFG!

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