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Wow, Jake Wujastyk is eyeing $BMNR for a potential explosive breakout 👀 • Targets: $63–65 near-term, $65+ if momentum kicks in • Despite a $10B market cap, it trades with penny-stock volatility • Unusual call buying just hit the tape • Thin resistance overhead on the volume profile Watch...

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