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WHOEVER BUILT THIS HAS LOST THE PLOT SOMEONE JUST TURNED GROK BOT INTO A PERSONAL BLOOMBERG TERMINAL. Not one bot. A whole swarm working together from one Second Brain. One Grok scans markets. Another watches news and sentiment. Another tracks on-chain activity. Another finds trading setups. Another runs risk...

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