Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has approved a new Ethereum ETF with staking capabilities, allowing institutional investors to earn staking rewards.

Daily top performer — Pyth Network (PYTH)

The S&P 500 dropped 1.5% to 5,282.70 this week, down 5.9% in April and 10% year-to-date, led by tech losses. Real estate and energy outperformed, while political pressure on Fed Chair Powell and inflation concerns weighed on sentiment. Gold dipped 0.6% to $3,319 after a record high, as Powell’s stagflation warning tempered its rally. Despite the pullback, the uptrend remains intact. The Coindesk Indices, which tracks the broader crypto market, are up by 0.77%, with Bitcoin and Ether rising 0.64% and 0.72%, respectively, over the past 24 hours. Trade these markets and more with up to 500x leverage on Bybit MT5 using this 

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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has approved a new Ethereum ETF with staking capabilities, allowing institutional investors to earn staking rewards. This approval follows recent changes to local laws, with China Asset Management (ChinaAMC) partnering with OSL Digital Securities to launch the ETF by May 15. The ETF will offer exposure to Ethereum staking, transforming it from a passive investment into an active participant in the Ethereum network. The staking process is powered by Kiln, with OSL providing custody and insurance services. The rewards will contribute to the ETF's net asset value, benefiting shareholders.

Yesterday, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $25.9M in inflows, all from non-GBTC funds, while GBTC recorded no flow.

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Hong Kong approves Ethereum ETF with staking rewards, boosting institutional participation

Our weekly crypto derivatives analytics report delves into macro events; the current state of crypto and trading signals from spot trading volume; and futures, options and perpetual contracts.

US president Donald Trump’s tariff policies are influencing both crypto and US equities. Last week, BTC and the S&P 500 rallied due to a 90-day pause in reciprocal tariffs (excluding China). Equities are slightly below their April 9 highs, while BTC is holding above $83K. Its implied volatility term structure has normalized, and the volatility skew has improved from last week’s bias toward out-of-the-money puts, though it hasn't fully shifted toward calls.

Please check out the report’s highlights.

Tariff pause briefly brings back trading volume

Since our last report, open interest surged on Apr 9, 2025, as crypto spot prices rose after President Trump’s temporary tariff pause, accompanied by a nearly $10B increase in trade volumes. However, trade volumes have since returned to mid-March levels, and open interest has declined from the April 9 highs. The initial price spike indicates the tariff pause surprised the markets, but the subsequent pullback reflects concerns over remaining tariffs.

After being inverted for much of April due to trade policy shocks and macro headwinds, BTC’s term structure has disinverted, with front-end volatility dropping significantly this week. Call and put volumes have been balanced, with calls slightly exceeding puts most days. Apr 9, 2025, reflected mixed market sentiment, as both call and put volumes rose, but puts were higher overall. Open interest remains greater in calls, and has increased slightly since last week, reaching its highest level for the month (more than double from the beginning of April).

Despite a rally on Apr 9, 2025 that brought ETH close to $1.7K, traders sought downside protection, leading to higher volumes in put contracts as compared to calls. Since then, ETHUSDT options volumes have declined, but open interest remains strongly weighted toward calls with later expirations, which have increased since last week. After being inverted for much of April, ETH’s term structure of volatility has flattened, with volatility compressing around the 70% mark across tenors.

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Bybit X Block Scholes crypto derivatives analytics report (Apr 16, 2025): Bitcoin put bias has moderated, but not yet shifted to calls

KiloEx (KILO) is a user-friendly DEX for perpetuals trading, offering high leverage, rewards, LSTfi integration and a robust multi-chain ecosystem.

 trading is one of the most lucrative areas for cryptocurrency enthusiasts if you know how to navigate the sometimes complex world of these contracts. Unlike standard futures, perpetual futures contracts have no expiration date, allowing traders to hold onto their positions as long as they prefer. You only exit a crypto perpetual (or “perp”) contract when you feel it’s the best time to execute your long or short trade. The lack of an expiration period makes these contracts attractive for traders.

Unfortunately, many crypto perpetual contract trading platforms are far from user-friendly. It seems like many perpetual crypto exchanges assume that only professional traders dabble in these contracts, and along with that assumption goes a second one — that these pros can navigate even the most complex user interfaces. As a result, finding a user-friendly perps platform is a challenge in the world of crypto trading.

 (DEX) that aims to change the status quo by providing a user-friendly environment for traders. Its platform also offers high leverage ratios, integration into the wider liquid staking token finance (LSTfi) ecosystem and generous reward programs for referrers and affiliates.

Thanks to its numerous benefits, this DEX caters to the needs of traders at all levels of expertise who are interested in crypto perpetuals. Operational since mid-2023, KiloEx launched its native token, KILO, in March 2025 to further enhance its platform's reward, staking and governance mechanisms.

 (BNB) that specializes in crypto perpetual futures trading.

 The platform prides itself on offering a user-friendly interface, high 

 ratios of up to 100x, multi-token vaults with generous APYs and a number of reward programs for referrers and affiliates.

Co-founded by Joey Ni (CEO) and Charles Gong (COO), KiloEx was originally launched on BNB Chain's mainnet in June 2023. As of mid-April 2025, the platform has additionally expanded its service coverage to five 

 (B2). This coverage allows KiloEx to access the ecosystems of three leading blockchain platforms — 

Manta, Base and Taiko are Ethereum-focused Layer 2 solutions, while opBNB is an efficient and low-cost optimistic rollup for the BNB Chain, while B

 is a platform linked to Bitcoin that acts as a major Bitcoin DeFi (BTCFi) enabler.

Because it’s a BNB-native platform, KiloEx's industry footprint is most notable within this blockchain's broader ecosystem. In fact, as Apr 17, 2025, KiloEx is the top DEX on the opBNB network by 

Using Layer 2 chains allows KiloEx to offer its users fast and low-cost transactions, which isn't always possible on a typical Layer 1 network. It's true that BNB Chain, the primary Layer 1 used by KiloEx, generally has much lower gas fees than Ethereum, the industry's leading 

 chain that’s notorious for its exorbitant costs. However, KiloEx's partner Layer 2 networks help drive costs and transaction times even lower. BNB Chain's current average gas fee is slightly over $0.10, while the opBNB Layer 2 rollup's comparable fee is only about $0.005.

In 2024, the platform introduced one of its most innovative features — the 

, which allows liquidity providers to stake multiple assets to earn high yields. That same year, KiloEx significantly expanded its partnership network, becoming an active player in the LSTFi ecosystem. LSTFi is a new stream within the DeFi industry that allows you to use 

 (LSTs) on various protocols for additional yield.

Having solidified its market presence in 2024, the project launched its native token, KILO, in March 2025. However, in mid-April 2025, KiloEx 

 and halted trading on April 15 as a risk management measure, pending investigation of the damage.

The Hybrid Vault is among the most innovative features offered by KiloEx. Essentially, it acts similarly to liquidity pools on other exchanges. Liquidity providers can contribute their crypto funds to the vault to support trading activity on the DEX and earn interest on their contributions, based on the fees earned by the protocol.

You can contribute a mix of coins to a KiloEx vault. Supported assets include 

Depending upon trading activity and the mix of coins contributed, you can earn APYs as high as 30%, making KiloEx one of the most lucrative choices for liquidity providers in this niche.

KiloEx uses a health factor calculation for this type of vault to keep your funds and the entire ecosystem safe. Based on the health factor score of your contribution to the vault, your funds could be liquidated if their value drops dangerously low.

Discounts are also offered for fixed-term deposits for established assets, such as USDT and USDC. Withdrawals for the fixed deposits are processed upon maturity, while all other withdrawals are processed within one to three "epochs," with each epoch on the platform lasting about three days. Thus, depending upon your contributed funds, you’ll wait anywhere from three to nine days to receive your crypto back.

The KiloEx platform also runs a generous referral program under which you can earn rewards for referring your friends to the platform. The amount you earn depends upon the trading volumes generated by the people whom you’ve referred. Additionally, your referees to the DEX can also benefit from fee rebates, again depending upon the volume of trade they generate.

There’s a tiered system, comprising nine levels, based on which you and your friends earn commissions and rebates. Under this system, even those referred traders whose monthly volume is at the lowest level (below $5,000) can still benefit from 5% rebates, while you also earn a 10% commission.

The table below shows the structure of this referral system with percentages for commission and rebates based on monthly trading volumes.

KiloEx offers an affiliate program for key opinion leaders (KOLs) with a certain level of social media following and influence in the crypto market. KOLs may apply to join the program by filling out an application, which is then considered by the project team within 48 hours.

To qualify for affiliate status, a KOL must have: 

Approved affiliates are provided a link to the platform, and are encouraged to invite their followers to trade on the KiloEx. If they invite at least five followers who trade at sufficient levels, the affiliates can start earning their commission. KOLs can earn up to 55% commission, depending upon the referred followers' trading activity.

KiloEx’s native utility token, KILO, is a 

 asset launched on BNB Chain. It’s used on the platform for governance, fee discounts on trades, rewards via 

, liquidity provision incentives and staking.

KILO is a supply-capped asset, with a maximum and total supply of 1 billion. The token’s supply allocation shares are shown in the chart below.

xKILO is an escrowed version of the KILO token. You can convert KILO to xKILO at a fixed rate of 1:1. The primary utility of xKILO is to provide boosted liquidity provision, which makes it possible to receive staking rewards. By locking xKILO on the platform, you can access special discounts and other benefits reserved for VIP-level users. Holding xKILO also grants you governance power to vote and influence the platform's future direction.

Unlike KILO, xKILO is nontransferable and isn’t tradable on the secondary market. The only ways to obtain xKILO are either to buy it with KILO or receive it via airdrops.

Platform users can earn points to qualify for KILO airdrops. Typically, you accumulate points by trading, depositing funds, referring others to the DEX, checking in to the platform and completing other specified eligible activities.

The project’s initial airdrop, Genesis Season, had an eligibility snapshot taken back in July 2024. Under the currently running airdrop campaign, Pioneer Season, users can earn points to receive KILO tokens for 180 days past the token generation event (TGE) in late March 2025 (i.e., until late September 2025).

Additionally, you can earn KILO tokens on Bybit simply by participating in the 

 event and holding BNB in your account. Every day at various random times, Bybit will take snapshots of your BNB holdings in your Funding and Unified Trading Accounts to calculate the number of KILO tokens you’re eligible for. The campaign will run through Apr 25, 2025, 11:59PM UTC, and you’ll have your share of KILO airdropped seven days after this date.

 market as a swap pair with USDT. If you don't have a Bybit account, you can easily 

, and access opportunities across hundreds of trading pairs and crypto products on the exchange's Spot and Derivatives markets.

As of Apr 17, 2025, the KILO token is trading at $0.039, which is 76.2% lower than its ATH of $0.1648 on Mar 27, 2025, and 17.3% higher than its ATL of $0.03344 on Apr 12, 2025.

Long-term price forecasts for KILO are mostly bullish. CoinCodex 

 at $0.0387 in 2027 and then rise to $0.135 in 2030 while PricePredictions 

When it comes to perpetuals trading, both traditional 

 (CEXs) and DEXs have often struggled to offer an intuitive trading experience. In contrast, KiloEx has made user-friendliness a cornerstone of its operations. With KiloEx, you can enjoy a streamlined trading process, access market trends info for thorough research, get an overview of the cryptocurrency market and conduct other activities via an interface that’s designed for anyone, irrespective of their familiarity with decentralized trading.

The platform also boasts a diverse range of other benefits not easily found in the world of perpetuals-based cryptocurrency trading — generous leveraged trading options, trading fee discounts, lightning-fast trades, low trading fees and an innovative Hybrid Vault system. Many of these benefits are thanks to KiloEx's collaboration with several Layer 2 decentralized platforms, which provide the technical infrastructure to enable low costs and fast order processing.

If you’re a crypto perpetuals enthusiast, KiloEx is definitely a platform to peruse.

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KiloEx (KILO): More than a DEX — a rewarding ecosystem

In this article, Bybit Learn breaks down how the RFC meme coin was launched by the 'ifindretard' community, what’s driving its popularity and how to trade the RFC meme coin on Bybit.  

RFC quickly became one of the most talked-about and actively traded meme coins in early April 2025. In this article, we’ll break down how the token started, what’s driving its popularity and show you how to trade RFC on Bybit.  

Meme coins have always relied on humor to capture a wide audience and RFC is no different. The coin is inspired by the 

 X account that posts right-leaning, political and social posts on the platform. The account quickly became popular and gained over 718,000 followers as of mid-April 2025. 

 the launch of RFC, a Solana-based meme coin with a core mission of becoming the definitive meme coin for their community. The project aims to counter the prevalence of rug pulls and scams and create a token that is fair and community-centric.

The RFC token was launched on Mar 24, 2025, on the 

 platform. Within a few hours of its launch, the token graduated from the bonding curve and was placed in the liquidity pool. The initial post from the @ifindretards account is likely the major cause of the parabolic rise in the price of the token on the pump.fun platform. 

In the following days, the popularity of RFC experienced a significant surge, largely fueled by an enthusiastic community that rallied around the project. The coin’s 

 on Solana and its allocation of 96% of the supply to the public attracted a lot of attention from the meme coin community. Such community-centric characteristics quickly boosted the coin’s profile. According to 

, over 216 KOLs have mentioned the coin, with 124 being bullish and only five being bearish. This positive momentum was soon reflected in the price surge of RFC.

Following the graduation from the bonding curve, the price momentum continued and the coin reached a peak market cap of around $8 million, but quickly retraced to $1.2 million the next day. Over the next few days, the coin consolidated in the $1 million to $5 million range. 

On Mar 31, 2025, the coin broke out of this range and witnessed a 2-week staggering rally that saw the market cap rise as high as $138 million on Apr 14, 2025. This is a 25x increase from the first day’s close of $5.5 million. The coin has since retraced slightly, and as of Apr 15, it’s currently trading at a valuation of around $91 million market cap. 

The total supply of RFC is fixed at 1 billion tokens. The distribution of these tokens is heavily weighted towards the public, with 96% allocated for a public fair launch. Notably, only 4% of the total supply was allocated to the developer wallet, and the project explicitly states that there were no airdrops or presales.

If you’re interested in riding the RFC wave, you can go long or short on the token with up to 20x leverage on Bybit through its 

 RFCUSDT perpetual contract. Whether you're bullish or bearish, you can dive into the action and start trading the 

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RFC: Trending meme coin with a strong community

Blockchain

Anyone can run a node to keep the reliability of data storing in the distributed ledger. But do you have what it takes to run a node? Learn how it works.

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A node is a point in a network that either distributes data to other nodes in the network or is an endpoint of a network. A typical blockchain node may be interconnected to several other nodes in a network.

In a blockchain, the node is usually a device such as a computer, laptop or server. Blockchain nodes can perform a lot of different functions, such as validating or rejecting a block of transactions. A node can also save and store the transaction history inside a block. Similarly, it can distribute the transaction history to other nodes for safekeeping and future reference.

Blockchain technology has become immensely popular because it is thought to be tamperproof. Besides offering a secure environment for financial transactions, a blockchain network is self-regulating, which prevents unauthorized intervention and manipulation.

Whenever a transaction takes place on a blockchain, the record of the transaction is recorded and distributed to every node in the network. The transaction is recorded on a block. A block can contain records of millions of different financial transactions.

Since a copy of the financial record is distributed to every node in a network, it’s almost impossible to manipulate the record of a financial transaction. This is because the person attempting the manipulation would need to change the record kept across thousands of nodes. In theory, the system will catch any manipulation because the unauthorized change will not correspond to the record kept across the network.

How Does a Financial Transaction Get Recorded in a Blockchain Network?

Due to the decentralized nature of a blockchain network, the system automatically authenticates a financial transaction. In the first step, the transaction is authenticated by the user, who employs a private and public key to access the network. In the second step, a block is created, representing the transaction. Subsequently, the record of the transaction is sent to every blockchain node in the network.

Once the transaction is agreed upon between the user, the node will validate the transaction. If a majority of nodes validate the transaction, it is added to the existing blockchain. Any updates are also distributed across the network, which completes the transaction cycle.

A blockchain node is a device on a blockchain network, which keeps a copy of the transaction on the network and may perform essential functions such as validating and authenticating a transaction.

Based on the specific role of a blockchain node, it can:

The role of a specific type of node may differ from that of another node. For instance, certain nodes are programmed to validate a transaction, while other nodes are only responsible for recording the transaction. Sometimes, a node also shares the data with other nodes.

Nodes are also classified based on their availability. An “online node” is one that continuously sends updates to the network. It is always active. In contrast, an “offline node” is not always connected to the network. When connected, these offline nodes are required to download and update a copy of the ledger in order to remain in sync with the network.

It’s also important to remember that each node has a unique identifier attached to its device. This unique ID allows users to identify a specific node in a network. As keepers of records, nodes ensure that everyone can access a transaction record without any type of restriction. Users can easily track a transaction on the blockchain using its ID.

Overall, nodes are critical to a blockchain network because without them the blockchain would cease to exist.

Nodes help secure the blockchain by keeping the record in sync with the latest transactions. Due to a large number of nodes, it’s practically impossible for a hacker to make changes and remain undetected. The data is secure because a hacker cannot delete data copied across thousands of different nodes.

Power outages, hacks, and system crashes do not pose a threat because the data is not limited to any single node. In case of a problem, the availability of other nodes ensures that the network continues to operate as normal and users can access the required resources.

The blockchain network can also sustain itself in a global crisis. In fact, you only need one node to keep an entire blockchain operational. Even if every single node goes offline, you will need only one node to restore the entire network. From an operational perspective, nodes are the backbone of blockchain. Without a node, the network will not survive.

What Are the Types of Nodes on a Blockchain?

Blockchain networks may contain various types of nodes. These include full nodes, light nodes, supernodes and lightning nodes. (You will also come across other nodes, such as VeChain authority nodes, master nodes, pruned nodes and mining nodes.)

Here is a brief overview of some of the most important types of nodes:

Full nodes contain the complete history and information pertaining to every block since the first transaction took place on the platform. Full nodes form the backbone of a blockchain because they’re vital to completing the transaction. Whenever a transaction is initiated, every single node on the entire blockchain verifies and authenticates the block.

Needless to say, there is a lot of data on these nodes. To continually process such a vast amount of data, the node requires immense computing power. At any given time, a blockchain ecosystem may have thousands of full nodes working in tandem. These nodes have specific responsibilities that make them different from other nodes on the network.

One of their distinguishing features is validating the signature in each block transaction. To authenticate a transaction, the node verifies a digital signature. The digital signature is usually the private key used by the sender.

They also have the authority to accept or reject new blocks and transactions. There can be more than one reason to reject a transaction. Blocks that are incorrectly formatted will be rejected. Likewise, duplicate entries and manipulation in records are other reasons for rejection.

Running these nodes allows users to validate incoming transactions without waiting for others to validate them. In some cases, users validating incoming transactions are rewarded for their efforts.

As the name suggests, light nodes contain light or limited information. Instead of storing complete information, a light node contains information related to a particular previous block to which it’s connected. The information is stored 

Unlike some other nodes, light nodes don’t need to run continuously. They are usually pieces of software that connect to full nodes to access the blockchain when required. In fact, light nodes use full nodes as intermediaries to access the network. They also use full nodes to get information, such as the account balance and requesting the latest headers.

Due to their lightweight operations, these nodes don’t require a lot of storage and resources to run. You can run a light node on your mobile, because 100MB of storage space with low computational power is enough to justify its operations. Most light nodes can sync with the network in a matter of seconds.

Supernodes connect full nodes and help spread information across the network to ensure that everyone has accurate data. Supernodes handle off-chain functionality. They offer validation, authorization, gateway services and support. Besides their normal operations, they also facilitate voting events, compliance with blockchain laws and execution of protocol events.

Supernodes are generally always online. Unlike other nodes, they also require much more power and resources to run. 

 means that you have to deal with maintenance, electricity, storage space and memory. As a result of all this overhead, operators of supernodes are compensated in the form of tokens and coins.

Not everyone can run a supernode. Running a supernode requires an upfront investment in equipment and the provision of collateral in the form of cryptocurrency. The security deposit receives interest, but the collateral may be confiscated if you violate the rules of the blockchain.

. There are a few critical differences between traditional nodes and lightning nodes. Instead of verifying each transaction on the network, the lightning node validates the transaction by directly interacting with it.

Lightning nodes can also interact with other nodes on the peer-to-peer (P2P) network. The main function of this node is to exchange money with other lightning nodes.

Every transaction is added to the blockchain by a miner. Miners are also known as mining nodes. Every node on a blockchain has the option to become a miner.

There is a huge incentive to become a miner, by adding and verifying a transaction in a blockchain. For instance, any node that adds a transaction to the Bitcoin blockchain is rewarded with 6.25 bitcoins, valued at approximately $300,000 based on the Bitcoin rate of $48,000.

Due to this potentially lucrative opportunity, many miners want to add a transaction. Therefore, Bitcoin blockchain software offers a mathematical puzzle for every mining node to solve. Whoever solves the puzzle gets the opportunity to add the transaction.

Of course, it’s not quite that simple. But this example should provide you an overview of what mining nodes are, and why miners spend considerable time and energy to add transactions to the blockchain. It’s also important to remember that mining rewards differ, depending on the type of blockchain platform.

Bitcoin Nodes vs. Ethereum Nodes vs. Cardano Nodes

A Bitcoin node is a part of the Bitcoin blockchain. According to recent data, there are more than 11,500 Bitcoin nodes — and the number is increasing every month.

It’s important to note that there is no definitive method of counting the exact number of Bitcoin nodes, because many nodes are inactive, and a lot of these operate privately. Running a Bitcoin node can enhance security and bolster privacy.

Ethereum nodes are very similar to Bitcoin nodes. Experts estimate that the number of Ethereum nodes has exceeded that of Bitcoin nodes. Running an Ethereum node requires certain administrative skills.

You can run the node in fast, full or light mode. To run an Ethereum client on HDD (hard disk drive), you must have at least 8MB bandwidth, 4GB RAM and a CPU with 2 cores. By comparison, you may need less power to run a full Bitcoin node.

Cardano nodes are also gaining in popularity. These are the top-level nodes that underpin the Cardano network, whose topology is slightly different from Ethereum and Bitcoin because it doesn’t store a copy of transactions on each node. Instead, the system appoints a leader among a collection of nodes, which ultimately verifies and validates a transaction.

As you may have already guessed, running a node on different platforms has different procedures and system requirements. To make things easier, here’s a brief overview of how to run a node on one of the most popular blockchain networks, Bitcoin. This example will give you some idea of how the node is run on such platforms.

To run a Bitcoin node, you’ll need a laptop or desktop that is running a recent version of Windows, Mac OS X or Linux. The computer must have at least 2 GB of free disk space and 2 GB RAM. The system should have access to a broadband Internet connection with a speed of at least 400KB. In addition, you should let your node run at least six hours per day.

You can run the Bitcoin Core on your local machine that has the minimum requirements specified above. To do this, you’ll need to configure the Bitcoin Core client. It can take some days to sync with the blockchain.

Another option is to run the node in the cloud. After setting up an account with Google Cloud or AWS, download the Bitcoin Core and configure the port setting on your computer. There are various other methods to run a Bitcoin node, such as pre-configuring Bitcoin nodes that you can connect to your computer.

You can install the node yourself but technical difficulties can hamper your progress. One way to solve the problem is by getting assistance from a blockchain node provider. These blockchain-as-a-service companies offer the necessary infrastructure, resources and technology to run your node across a variety of platforms.

The provider handles all the responsibilities of the node. Based on your requirements, you can select a network of your choice to run a node.

When selecting a blockchain node provider, it’s necessary to consider the price of outsourcing the operation of a node compared to doing it yourself. You should ensure that the provider offers some kind of security guarantee — because a lapse in security can have serious financial consequences. Also, pay attention to the track record of the node provider and make sure that the service nicely integrates with your product.

Running a blockchain node is perhaps the only way to ensure that you have full control of your node and that you’re following the blockchain rules.

While running a node, it’s easy to create and broadcast transactions without compromising private information. Users can also improve security by keeping their private keys separated from external connections. Beginners and people new to running a node can choose a blockchain node provider to ensure that the entire process is user-friendly and less time-consuming.

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