О, Великий $XROCK наш! 🙏 Да свершится листинг твой на dedust.io🙏 Да будет стакан твой глубок как океан 🙏 А ликвидность твоя высока как гора 🙏 И будет курс твой крепок как $BOLT🙏 Как на xRocket так и на дексах 🙏 И возрастёт же он до высот невиданных 🙏 И не поколеблется перед лицом разлоков 🙏 И устоит стакан от битья по нему 🙏 Да пребудет с тобой волатильность твоя 🙏 И пребудут с тобой сжигания твои 🙏 И да продлится вечно роадмап твой 🙏 От минта и во веки веков 🙏 Асвинь
О, Великий $XROCK наш! 🙏 Да свершится листинг твой на dedust.io🙏 Да будет стакан твой глубок как океан 🙏 А ликвидность твоя высока как гора 🙏 И будет курс твой крепок как $BOLT🙏 Как на xRocket так и на дексах 🙏 И возрастёт же он до высот невиданных 🙏 И не поколеблется перед лицом разлоков 🙏 И устоит стакан от битья по нему 🙏 Да пребудет с тобой волатильность твоя 🙏 И пребудут с тобой сжигания твои 🙏 И да продлится вечно роадмап твой 🙏 От минта и во веки веков 🙏 Асвинь
BY Hruccardo Svigni in 🙏 Молитвенный отдел TON
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