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• 🧡Bitcoin news🧡
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§🧠Quote(s) of the week:

If we don’t diagnose and treat the core of the problem, people are only going to continue moving closer to the polar ends of the political spectrum. Broken money is at the core of today’s issues. Until that is widely acknowledged, nothing will get fixed. - Marty Bend

§🧡Bitcoin news🧡

Before we start. Over the past few weeks, I stepped away for a moment — no weekly recaps, no updates. Life had its way of asking me to slow down, reset, and catch my breath. It was necessary, and honestly, it felt good to disconnect for a bit.

But I’m back now, fully recharged and ready to dive in again. Thanks for sticking around — let’s pick up where we left off.

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On the 3rd of November: ➡️’Bitcoin has averaged over 40% gains in November since 2013.

➡️Norway reports a 30% rise in taxpayers declaring digital assets in 2024, with holdings exceeding US$4B.

On the 4th of November: ➡️Wicked: ‘Everyone who first started daily DCA’ing bitcoin anytime over the past year is now at a loss on their investment, price lower than cost basis. If bitcoin were to drop down to $83k, then everyone who started as early as the last halving, on April 20, 2024, would also be at a loss.’

➡️’Bitcoin officially enters bear market territory, now down -20% since its record high seen on October 6th. We are living in the most exciting market in history.’ -TKL

➡️Joe Consorti: ‘Bitcoin is now down 20% from its all-time high—in equity terms, this would be considered the start of a bear market. We’ve already seen two 30%+ drawdowns this cycle. Nothing new under the sun. This is just capitulation from spot Bitcoin holders.’ -Joe Consorti

➡️Largest re-accumulation event in the history of the asset class 300-500k.

➡️Pierre Rochard: We need more Bitcoin education. The mispricing is a result of growing information asymmetry. Check out and share: https://nakamotoinstitute.org/

➡️This is bitcoin’s 2nd-worst day of the year, down over 6%, now officially a bigger drawdown than last month’s liquidation event.

➡️’Sequans becomes the first Bitcoin Treasury Company to officially sell part of its Bitcoin holdings. The firm announced it had sold 970 BTC to redeem 50% of its convertible debt from its July 7, 2025, offering. This move reduces Sequans’ total outstanding debt from $189M to $94.5M. Its Bitcoin holdings now stand at 2,264 BTC, down from 3,234 BTC. CEO Georges Karam called the sale a “tactical decision aimed at unlocking shareholder value” amid current market conditions.’ -Bitcoin News

On the 5th of November: ➡️DenverBitcoin: “78% of all US Dollars in existence were created after 2019.

When people say “Capitalism doesn’t work.” What they really mean is, “The limitless + costless creation of money doesn’t work.” Your money is broke. Opt out.“ Study Bitcoin

➡️Pullbacks in Bitcoin price are a feature of bull runs, not a bug. The recent drawdown of -21% from the all-time high doesn’t even make this list.

On the 6th of November: ➡️BITCOIN MIMICS APRIL CRASH
Bitcoin Archive: In April, Bitcoin fell 30% to $74K before rallying 70% to $126K Several indicators marked the low in hindsight, including MVRV, Supply in Loss %, 365DMA, and RSI. Today, those same indicators are signaling a potential reversal. Structurally, it all looks the same. My theory is that people are just down and tired of being chopped up throughout the year.

➡️Wicked: “In dollars, prices of houses have more than doubled. In Bitcoin, they continue to collapse, trending toward zero. Wake me up when the average new house costs less than 1 BTC.”

➡️Institute of Technology and Renewable Energies to sell 97 Bitcoin ($10M), originally bought for $10,000 in 2012 during a blockchain research project.

➡️Normally, the following I would place the following in the segment Macro/geopolitics. Mark Mitchell: ‘This chart is damning. The death of true capitalism.’

The chart is real. The conclusion is not.

Great response by Rock Chartrand: ’What you’re calling “the death of true capitalism” is actually the triumph of government-managed markets. When the state rigs the rules, prices signal politics instead of value. Capitalism didn’t fail. It was replaced. If productivity rises but your paycheck doesn’t, the first question is: Who inserted themselves between you and the value you produce? The answer is never “capitalism.” It’s always “the people who claim to be protecting you.” Opt out, study Bitcoin. https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

➡️JPMorgan analysts see Bitcoin reaching about $170,000 within the next 6 to 12 months. They cite leverage resets, improving volatility relative to gold, and a market correction of nearly 20 percent from recent highs. Analysts also noted record futures liquidations on Oct. 10 and renewed security concerns after the $120 million Balancer exploit as reasons for recent concern.

‘OG bitcoin whales are dumping, and sentiment is horrible. Meanwhile, JPMorgan has a $170k price target, and 99.5% of funds in the spot bitcoin ETFs haven’t sold in this 20% drawdown. A complete inversion of pre-2024 norms. This is a totally different market now.’ - Joe Consorti

➡️Checkmate: ’2025 has been the year when the most old coin $ value has come back to life. $13.3B worth of coins aged 10yrs+ (with ~$9.5B from that one guy with 80k BTC). $16.2B from 7 to 10-year coins $22.7B From 5y to 7y (1-2 cycle holders) Total 5y+ revived supply in 2025 is $52.2B

➡️With an average purchase price of $107,911, Metaplanet (#4 largest Bitcoin Treasury Company) is now down over $30 million on their Bitcoin holdings.

➡️BlackRock just sold $478 million worth of Bitcoin through Coinbase Prime.

➡️Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood reduces her 2030 Bitcoin target from $1.5M to $1.2M.

➡️Bitcoin accumulator addresses doubled to 262,000 in just two months, 375,000 BTC added in 30 days.

On the 7th of November: ➡️Charles Edwards: OG Bitcoin whales are dumping.

‘This chart gives a good visual of how many super whales are cashing out of Bitcoin. All lines here are 7+ year on-chain spends from pre-2018 era OG Bitcoin Hodlers. Orange = $100M OG dumps. Red = $500M OG dumps. The chart is VERY colorful in 2025. OGs are cashing out.’

➡️’Largest business cycle bull div yet. Reversal = Parabolic market’ - TechDev

‘The US Government seeks a maximum 5-year sentence for Samourai Wallet developers. In its sentencing memo, prosecutors barely mention the actual charge of operating an unlicensed money transmitter. Instead, they focus on dropped allegations of money laundering and sanctions evasion.’ - Bitcoin News

➡️Blackrock bought 921 BTC today. Has sold 5,300 this week. Still holds 798,000 BTC.

➡️Japan’s Financial Services Agency to support the country’s three largest banks in developing a stablecoin. More liquidity for Bitcoin.

➡️Smart money isn’t selling 99.5% of spot bitcoin ETF investors held through the 20% drawdown.

➡️’What’s different this time about Bitcoin Long-term holder (LTH) selling? Bitcoin Long-term holders selling is a normal occurrence in bull markets. LTH takes profits as prices reach new highs. What’s important to analyze each time is whether there’s growing Bitcoin demand that can absorb the LTH selling at higher prices. For example, in Jan-March and Nov-Dec 2024, increasing LTH sales occurred as demand was growing (green areas), so the price reached new ATHs. However, since October, LTH sales have increased (nothing new here), but demand is contracting (red areas), unable to absorb LTH supply at higher prices.’ -Julio Moreno

➡️U.S. Bitcoin ETFs bought $240 MILLION BTC yesterday, ending six days of outflows.

➡️Joe Consorti: ’Bitcoin is now in “extreme fear” with its price now 20% off the all-time high and falling. The market has been more fearful twice this cycle:

1. After 8 months of consolidation in 2024,
2. This April, near the bottom of a 32% drawdown If we’re still in a bull, this means we’re nearing the local bottom. If we’re moving into a bear (I don’t think so), then look out down below.’

➡️’Since 1987, every major bottom in the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index has aligned with a bottom in the Russell 2000. And over the past 15 years, every parabolic bitcoin bull market has coincided with a Russell 2000 breakout, which may be forming again now.’- Joe Burnett

➡️’They print the money, fund the crimes, and walk free, but the dev who built a privacy wallet gets 5 years.’ - TFTC

➡️71% of traditional hedge funds plan to increase Bitcoin and crypto exposure over the next year - AIMA

➡️The Trump family’s American Bitcoin continues stacking, adding ~₿139 since the October 24, 2025 announcement. Total holdings now stand at ₿4,004, with Satoshis per Share (SPS) rising to 432.

On the 8th of November: ➡️Satoshi Nakamoto Explains ‘Difficulty Adjustment’ “As computers get faster and the total computing power applied to creating bitcoins increases, the difficulty increases proportionally to keep the total new production constant. Thus, it is known in advance how many new Bitcoins.”

➡️Wicked: The NASDAQ 100 just edged out Bitcoin, comparing their 4-year CAGR.

➡️A Ledger blog article explaining multi-sig is restricted to citizens in the UK “due to new rules.”

➡️Bitcoin News: ‘On Friday, Nov. 7, with the price of Bitcoin hovering just above $100,000, a 2016-era whale moved 216.95 BTC worth $22.47 million after 9 years and 4 months of dormancy.’

➡️Bitcoin miners are under renewed pressure as the hash price, a key profitability metric measuring daily revenue per petahash per second, falls to around $42, nearing the $40 “survival” threshold that could push smaller operators offline.

On the 9th of November: ➡️The S&P 500 is up in nominal terms, flat in gold terms, and down in Bitcoin terms.

➡️Josh Mandell reports losing over $1.2 million on IBIT call options, which he bought after predicting Bitcoin would reach $444,000 by November 8.

➡️The Winklevoss twins send 250 BTC to Gemini hot wallets.

➡️Wicked: ‘Block by block, sat by sat…save and HODL bitcoin for a better future.’

➡️$1,200 Covid stimulus check is now worth $21,270 if you bought bitcoin with it, 1,672% return.

On the 10th of November:

➡️Retail is selling Bitcoin while large investors are buying.

➡️“On October 15, as gold was hitting a blow-off top, people in Australia were lining up for hours to buy it. Today, after an 11% correction over the past couple of weeks, those lines have vanished, even though gold has already bounced 5% off the lows.“ -Bitcoin News Fascinating how market psychology works; you can apply that to Bitcoin as well.

➡️APPLE CO-FOUNDER STEVE WOZNIAK: “Bitcoin is mathematical purity”

➡️4 million Square merchants can now accept Bitcoin with no fees starting today. Square just announced Bitcoin payments live via Lightning. Instant settlement. No banks. The rails of fiat are breaking. The rails of Bitcoin are being built. Their sellers can now receive Bitcoin to Bitcoin, Bitcoin to fiat, fiat to Bitcoin, or fiat to fiat.

Allen Farrington: But why would Square want merchants to accept bitcoin?

➡️Ethiopia’s Bitcoin mining operation has made $82 MILLION in just 3 months.

➡️Strategy has acquired 487 BTC for ~$49.9 million at ~$102,557 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 26.1% YTD 2025. As of 11/9/2025, they hodl 641,692 Bitcoin acquired for ~$47.54 billion at ~$74,079 per Bitcoin.

➡️’Bank of England proposes £20k cap on retail stablecoin holdings. They can only control you because you are using their money. Opt out, study Bitcoin. HODL it in self-custody. F*CK THEM!’ - CarlBMenger

➡️’HIVE just reached 24 EH/s, up 147% YoY, and completed its 300 MW Paraguay site. Now it’s turning Bitcoin mining profits into AI data centers across Canada!’ - Simply Bitcoin

➡️No, the EU will not require ID for every Bitcoin transaction. But the AMLR is still a massive pile of trash. Now let’s break it down…

“Lots of fake news about the EU’s Anti-Money Laundering Package flooded the timeline last weekend, so here’s a quick breakdown of what these new regulations actually mean.

First, the EU is not requiring an ID for every bitcoin transaction, as widely misreported. The EU’s AMLR only applies to so-called CASPs, or Crypto Asset Service Providers, which are defined custodians under the Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCAR) and was adopted 1.5 years ago. This is bad because it effectively requires most custodians to KYC their users, which is a major blow to small software firms trying to innovate. Second, the AMLR requires CASPs to conduct due diligence on any funds that are sent to and from non-custodial wallets below 1000 EUR, and requires proof of proof-of-ownership of the non-custodial addresses when payments exceed 1000 EUR.

This also isn’t great because it effectively hinders the use of bitcoin as money, but it also isn’t KYC – due diligence is defined as a risk-based approach, which CASPs have some room to define, e.g., via the use of chain analysis firms. For transactions above 1000 EUR, most CASPs require something called the Satoshi Test, where you make a small transaction to the CASP to prove that the address belongs to you. Again, this isn’t news and was implemented at the beginning of this year via the Travel Rule.

Third, the EU bans cash transactions over 10k EUR for business transactions, but this too is already in effect in most countries, which have bans on cash transactions as low as 1000 EUR, e.g., France or Spain. What is new is that the AMLR bans CASPs from offering privacy coins – but some exchanges, such as Kraken EU, have already delisted coins like Monero as the EU considers them to be risk-carrying assets.

I hope this helps clear up some of the misconceptions and reminds you to read primary news sources yourself instead of relying on AI-fueled news aggregators feeding a frenzy for monetized clicks. The AMLR is an absolute disaster, and there’s no need to make it worse than it sounds, because things are already pretty bad in the EU for Bitcoin.’ -Independent Journalist L0laL33tz

Here’s what the new regulations mean. Full story: https://www.therage.co/eu-bitcoin-kyc/

Now, why am I writing the recaps? The main reason to share information and knowledge. Bring more people into Bitcoin and teach them how to use freedom tech. People should learn how to use Bitcoin, try many wallets, Lightning Network, and VPN’s to evade censorship. But let me make one thing very clear. You can clearly see the trend here. They are closing the gates to escape. They will soon start to confiscate or regulate YOU out of the equation.

§💸Traditional Finance / Macro:

On the 7th of November: 👉🏽The S&P 500 falls to its lowest level since October 22nd as the government shutdown enters day number 38. The S&P 500 has now erased -$1.8 trillion this week.

On the 10th of November 👉🏽‘The top 10 US stocks now have a combined market cap of $24.5 TRILLION. This is 5 TIMES more than the total value of stocks in Europe’s broad Euro Stoxx 50 index. The top 10 are also 5 and 6 times larger than the size of Germany’s and Japan’s economies, respectively. Furthermore, the top 5 stocks’ market cap is larger than the economies of Germany, Japan, India, and the UK COMBINED. Large-cap US stocks are dominating.’ - TKL

👉🏽Berkshire Hathaway is now holding over 31% of their Assets in Cash, the highest percentage on record.

§🏦Banks:

👉🏽Global central banks are cutting at a RAPID pace: There have been 129 rate cuts year-to-date, the fastest pace since the 2020 Crisis. This is also the 3rd-largest number of rate reductions on RECORD.

§🌎Macro/Geopolitics:

Ray Dalio:

’History shows us that having too much debt during an economic downturn leads to a classic, self-reinforcing cycle where:

1. The empire can no longer borrow the money to repay its debts
2. It prints a lot of new money, which devalues the currency and raises inflation
3. Living standards decline, leading to the rise of political extremism
4. Turbulent economic conditions undermine productivity, and there is conflict about how to divide the shrinking resources
5. Populist leaders emerge pledging to take control and bring about order.’

Anyway, Bitcoin is the lifeline.

On the 3rd of November: 👉🏽As socialism never works, the lefts try to prevent people from leaving. East Germany built a wall to prevent people from fleeing the socialist paradise; today it’s called „exit tax“. Thanks for the great Bitcoin marketing, Rachel Reeves.

On the 5th of November: 👉🏽 I am not sure how often I have explained the following topic, but let me (re)share. Jeroen Blokland is spot on: “European Union member states agreed to reduce emissions by 90% by 2040 compared to 1990 levels.” Europe is fighting the wrong battle here, but this becomes clear only when the ideological perspective is set aside. - EU emissions are down 35% compared to 1990.

• China’s emissions are up nearly 400% since 1990
• China’s emissions are nearly five times those of the EU
• The marginal economic and societal sacrifice increases as emissions get lower

This has little to do with being pro or anti climate change measures, but rather with common sense. EU politicians can achieve the most significant emissions reductions, not at home, but by engaging in diplomacy with China. The same is true for activists chaining themselves to highways and spilling soup over precious paintings. If they truly believe their efforts have any impact, they should deploy them in China as well. Because if that is what you believe in. The thing with Europe is that it is somehow unable to weigh all crucially important societal issues like education, healthcare, innovation, defense, infrastructure, pensions, and so on. What good does it do to set a totally unrealistic emissions target, willing to sacrifice everything else? Meanwhile, China, India, and the United States cannot be happier. Everything outside climate is literally for grabs.“

Most of those emissions in China are European and American emissions that we outsourced.

Long story short: EU industry is dead. Emissions per capita are the only honest measure, not to mention production unit per capita. Per capita, China’s emissions are 1/5 of Europe’s. In the 1990s, Chinese emissions were less than 1/10 of Europe’s, so an increase of 400% is still lower than that of the US. And the reasons for this? We exported manufacturing & pollution to China for cheap goods. The goal isn’t to lower emissions; the goal is to deindustrialize Europe.

I don’t understand why so many people have their heads stuck in the sand. Climate control is a religion in Europe (and with progressives in the US). It signals virtue, which also gives good feelings. The problem is, progressives don’t want to understand the reality of what energy scarcity does for a society. They have to experience poverty first.

The same is true for [climate] activists chaining themselves to highways and spilling soup over precious paintings. If they truly believe their efforts have any impact, they should deploy them in China.

On the 6th of November: 👉🏽TKL: The U.S. Now Has:

1. Record $18.6 trillion in household debt
2. Record $13.1 trillion in mortgages
3. Record $1.7 trillion in auto loans
4. Record $1.7 trillion in student loans
5. Record $1.2 trillion in credit card debt Total household debt is now up +60% over the last 10 years, and total credit card debt is up +50% since 2020. Meanwhile, delinquency rates on subprime auto borrowers are at a record 6.1%. Americans are drowning in debt.

👉🏽Silver is now officially considered a critical metal in the US. Game on. But will it make any difference? That’s the real question.

👉🏽 Office CMBS Delinquency Rate jumps to 11.7%, the highest level in history.

On the 7th of November: 👉🏽The Top 1% of U.S. earners now have more wealth than the entire middle class.

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👉🏽‘Germans are told that they will need to work till 70, and at the same time, France reduces retirement age from 64 to 62 again? Do the French really expect that other countries will finance their absurd and bankrupt pensions system with Eurobonds or ECB bailout?’ - Michael A. Arouet

Not only Germany, but predominantly the Netherlands will get screwed by accepting Eurobonds. There is a real chance that a new Dutch government will agree to the issuance of eurobonds and to shielding highly indebted countries from the consequences of their own fiscal choices. In doing so, the Netherlands would act not only against its own national interest, but also against the broader interest of eurozone stability and financial stability in the EU.

For the Dutch readers:

Germans imported millions of Muslims, thinking they would be eager workers and save their pensions. Most of them went on welfare and made it worse. They destroyed 1,000 years of Germanic culture and wealth to prop up government pension plans. The plan failed within less than 10 years. Thanks, Merkel!

👉🏽The climate-madness circus has siphoned off $10 trillion in taxpayer money over the past decade. No results, no cleaner planet — only exploitation, poverty, and child labor to fuel the West’s green delusion. You don’t believe, read the following article: https://archive.ph/AZd6Y

👉🏽‘Wealth exodus from the UK is unprecedented. The lefts are cute, they increase taxes, and believe that tax revenues will go up. It’s not only the wealthy leaving, but also countless jobs they take with them. Why do socialists always make the same mistakes?’ -Michael A. Arouet

The same thing happened in Norway, and New York is NEXT. Successful, hard-working people simply emigrate when they are taxed too much. Why are socialists so detached from reality and repeat the same mistakes?

Socialism is so good. They had to make a wall so people wouldn’t escape from it.

I mean this respectfully, but socialists keep making the same mistakes because they arrogantly believe they hold the perfect formula that will make Socialism work this time, despite it having failed everywhere it has been tried before. Deluded to the core, it is like a religion, and they are dumb in economics. The pattern is predictable: higher taxes push productive people and jobs abroad. It’s interesting how they create the problem, then come up with an even more radical solution. Growth -> Over regulation -> Stagnation -> High taxation -> Decline/Collapse.

Socialists and the people are left behind, wondering why the economy shrinks, declines, and eventually collapses. Read some (history) books and no…“This time will be different.” And yes, the Laffer curve should be essential reading for tax-and-spend politicians.

👉🏽TKL: ‘Job postings on Indeed fell -6.4% YoY in the week ending October 31st, now at the lowest level since February 2021. Postings have now declined by 36.9% since the April 2022 peak. The number of available vacancies is now only +1.7% above pre-pandemic levels seen in February 2020. Furthermore, new job postings are just +4.1% above those levels. This signals further deterioration ahead in the BLS job openings data, which has been delayed due to the government shutdown. Labor market weakness is spreading.’

👉🏽‘Global broad money supply surged +6.7% YoY in September, reaching a record $142 trillion. This measure covers 169 economies, representing 99% of global GDP. Year-to-date, money supply has jumped +9.1%, driven by China and the US. Since 2000, global money supply has risen by +446%, or $116 trillion, a compounded annual growth rate of +7.0%. China now makes up the largest proportion, at $47 trillion, or 33% of global liquidity. The European Union follows at $22.3 trillion, or 16%, and the US at $22.2 trillion, or 16%. Money supply is through the roof.’ -TKL

Just to elaborate on the above…And why are we still wondering why there is persistent inflation? Furthermore, some still demand more money from governments.

On the 8th of November: 👉🏽Money supply is way larger than most major world economies: The global broad money supply-to-GDP ratio hit a record 121% in Q3 2025. This means there is now $1.21 in money circulating for every $1 of economic output. The ratio has risen significantly following aggressive central bank and government policies, particularly following 2008 and 2020. Money supply is out of control.’ -TKL

👉🏽‘This is probably the scariest chart you will see today. Births in 2024 vs 1990. At these rates, many European societies will cease to exist the way we know them. The problem is, it’s a slow process, and people don’t realize the upcoming disaster yet. Good luck with real estate.’ Michael A. Arouet

Good luck with your pension, and please don’t assume that your pension will be worth anything.

And before some of you think this is excluding immigrants….wrong! This includes births to immigrants, who outbreed the indigenous.

👉🏽China keeps pumping M2 and injected another ¥1.16 TRILLION into the market this week. Year-to-date M2 growth is 8%!

👉🏽‘Foreign official US Treasuries held in Fed custody fell to $2.78 trillion in October, the lowest since 2012. These are Treasury securities held by foreign governments, central banks, and other official international institutions through accounts at the Fed. Foreign official holdings in Fed custody have declined -$166 billion since March. Since the 2021 peak, securities in custody have dropped -$356 billion. This signals weakening foreign demand for US debt and growing diversification away from US Dollar assets. Gold has been one of the main beneficiaries of this trend. The world is diversifying away from US debt.’ -TKL

On the 9th of November 👉🏽’So far this weekend:

1. Trump announces 50Y mortgages
2. Trump announces $2,000 stimulus checks
3. Trump says insurance money should go to the people
4. Trump says tariffs will begin paying down US debt
5. Trump says no more money to insurance companies. 2026 is going to be a wild year.

Now, regarding the stimulus checks. President Trump just announced the “tariff dividend,” a payment of AT LEAST $2,000 per American. We expect 85%+ of US adults to receive this, resulting in $400+ BILLION handed out. All as US debt nears $40 trillion.’ -TKL

👉🏽‘CPI inflation data quality continues to decline: In September, 40% of CPI items were estimated, up from 36% in August. When price data is unavailable, the BLS “fills the gaps” with estimated values, which typically account for ~10% of all CPI entries. The percentage has now QUADRUPLED over the last 7 months. This all means ~40% of price quotes across 200 product and service categories were calculated using substitute pricing, where data collectors filled in missing figures with values from other categories or regions. CPI numbers are becoming less accurate and less reflective of real consumer costs every month.’ -TKL

On the 10th of October: 👉🏽Tavi Costa: ‘The Chinese central bank is about to surpass the Fed to become the largest central bank in the world again. The PBOC has officially resumed quantitative easing. And I believe it’s only a matter of time before the Fed joins the party… None of us owns enough hard assets, in my view.’

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