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LUNC Is Most Unprofitable Crypto Among Top 100, 20 ETH Validators Slashed, XRP Surges 58% in Week: Crypto News Digest by U.Today

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LUNC is doomed as it becomes most unprofitable crypto among top 100. XRP spiking for multiple reasons: SEC giving up trying to prove that the Ripple-affiliated token is a security. Shiba Inu moving back to important price range: here's what's next.

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LUNC Is Most Unprofitable Crypto Among Top 100, 20 ETH Validators Slashed, XRP Surges 58% in Week: Crypto News Digest by U.Today

U.Today presents its recent news roundup with the latest crypto news from the weekend, check it out! LUNC Is Most Unprofitable Crypto Among Top 100, 20 ETH

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LUNC Is Most Unprofitable Crypto Among Top 100, 20 ETH Validators Slashed, XRP Surges 58% in Week: Crypto News Digest by U.Today

U.Today presents its recent news digest with hottest crypto news from weekend, check it out!

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