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TESTING UPDATE: BitMask is RGB main-net ready. The video below is a bitcoin, RGB20 mainnet transfers between BitMask and Iris wallet by Bitfinex Labs. Bitfinex RGB Protocol Association Special thanks to all the devs in different teams working in collaboration to make RGB 0.11 the future of bitcoin utility....

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