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$HOUSTON 而且还有一个有意思的点，这个币是晚上11点46发的，但 fomo推文是12点01发的，CA比推文提前了15分钟，还不足以说明问题吗？除了内部人员提前发，不可能会这么巧的 EXrPSgaWtDDvFdHicFCJTDLiqiahpxea46QDWc4Efomo

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