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Reply to @DefiantVictory

@DefiantVictory Yes. All hail Coinbene!

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Coinbene agrees to list, for free, any coin which is voluntarily de-listed from HitBTC. Any other exchanges willing to fight corruption?? If so . . . Join the McAfee Alliance. https://t.co/as609pgkvD

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Reply to @ELREYDELKAOS666

@ELREYDELKAOS666 The foundations have the right not to have their coins listed on an exchange. If HitBTC refuses, then it will be ultimate proof of their corruption. Anyone continuing to use them would then be an idiot. HitBTC would disappear.

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Reply to @Crypto_Blurbs

@Crypto_Blakely One thing at a time. Bringing down HitBTC is a necessity. When that has been done, we will take on our next target -- one of the other corrupt exchanges.

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Reply to @LordMandic

@LordMandic Yes, but we are creating another entity for individuals.

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Reply to @maumar44

@maumar44 Be careful dude . . . .

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@Bata_Money No

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