ENS App v3, Sepolia merging July 6th and more - The Daily Gwei Refuel #394 - Ethereum Updates

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hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the delegate refuel where i kept the latest news in the ethereum ecosystem i'm your host anthony susana and today's the 27th of june 2022 alright everyone let's get into it so i still may sound a little bit funny on today's video i'm still sick unfortunately don't have covert i've tested myself a bunch of times and just negative every time but i seem to have a regular cold so it's annoying because my i can hear my voice is not great and i keep kind of like having to clear my throat and stuff but you know i guess it is winter down here in melbourne so it kind of kind of makes sense there but anyway let's get through what we have to get through today uh the first thing i wanted to start with was basically a tweet that i

put out over the weekend and that kind of shocked some people i think so i said it's sad that i can't be critical of other ecosystems without people just calling me an ethmaxy or some other such nonsense for what it's worth 8 is less than 15 of my net worth and i've never sold any eve so i don't just uh like ethereum because of bags uh starting an anon account is looking better every day to be honest and there's a couple other tweets that i'll kind of like um read out as well where the second tweet was basically me saying you know that 15 number may shock some of you but it's still a lot in dollars terms the thing is that some of my other investments paid off a lot more than eighth during the ball and i took profits on those around the top i'm

never selling my eighth just throwing it all into staking as i stack it uh and then uh the third one i guess like i'll um i'll go over once i finish going over the first two so i want to explain to you guys what i kind of like meant by this tween what i was trying to do with this tweet one i was trying to as i said like tell people that or try to signal to people that like i'm not just in ethereum i'm not just kind of like all in on ethereum because my whole net worth is tied up in ethereum it has never all been tied up in ethereum i've never been like 100 eighth i think the highest i've been is probably like 90 or something like that um and and the thing is is that i don't think that just because you've got like i know

percent of your net worth in in eighth as opposed to like say 90 or 80 or 70 i don't think there's any kind of like number on that that actually like materially means anything if you're actually in it for the technology like for me you guys know i'm in this for the tech like first and foremost even when i kind of like what i didn't really have much money i was still in it for the tech for the prospect yes okay i was making investments i was trying to make some money here but the tech has always been what's uh fascinated me most right so there's that aspect to it but there's also the aspect of people miss the fact that this 15 percent uh i mean that net worth number is inclusive of everything not just my crypto holdings right it's inclusive of everything that i have like

that i own every kind of like asset that i own in uh and outside of crypto so in terms like outside of crypto it includes my house my cars the other stuff that i have right other things that i consider to be assets that if i wanted to i would i would be able to resell them for you know the same more or just a little bit less right i'm not talking about like other assets that i have like you know electronics and things like that which obviously rapidly lose their value uh but yeah i'm including my like everything like i'm including my retirement account as well which has like i have a bunch of um money in there from previous jobs that i've worked the way it works in australia is that your employer contributes to your kind of like retirement account and i can't touch

that until retirement age anyway but i included that too right so that's inclusive of everything and then in the third tweet that i put out i kind of clarified this and i said that's you know as i said it's inclusive everything but if i just include like if i just kind of like talk about my liquid crypto holdings it's about 70 right now eighth so it's still quite high right but let me give you kind of like a a rundown of how uh 15 percent it arrived 15 percent here how the kind of like number got this low i guess so to speak um as opposed to what some people thought it was you guys know as i've said like when i read out these tweets i'm never selling my eighth so i've said before that i bought most of my eighth between 100 and

200 dollars heath is like 1100 bucks right now 200 bucks right now guys like if like all my hundred dollar buys are up what 11 12 x right my 200 buys are up half of that at this point and if i've never sold my eighth but i've sold other things and then put the money from those other things either into kind of like savings or into a house or just something else that doesn't lose you know a lot of its value 80 percent of its value in like a in in less than a year like eighth house like eighth has lost eighty percent of its value in what seven eight eight months or something like that right of course the the way the kind of like portfolio is going to be constructed is that eight is going to end up being a lot kind of like less of

my portfolio simply because of the fact that i didn't sell any i didn't cash any out i didn't kind of like hold that value when it was much higher obviously when it was at like almost 5 k i was up 50 x 100 buys right but then once you do the math now it's very very different and that's how it got to this 15 because i cashed out other things that i had made money on put them into more kind of like stable assets and uh and then kind of like if you calculate that and put it all together it gets to this number here now on that topic the reason why i cashed out things and i bought other things with it and kind of like have i guess like things that i own outside of crypto is because that's just good risk management and i go on about

risk management a lot on the refuel like a lot with you guys you guys know i'm all about risk management i'm not going to keep 100 of my net worth in each like it's just not it's not a good risk management strategy it's just silly especially um for me who's been in this game for a while it doesn't make sense for me to keep that in all my net worth in eath especially when it can still lose 80 of its value in like seven months right as bullish as i am on eath i i'm not bullish enough to kind of like sacrifice or take like these massive risks for my own personal well-being uh in order to kind of like um uh i don't know get some outsize return later on or something like that like i'm still buying eighth as much as i can but i do it in as a

kind of like a part of a balanced portfolio and i never believed in like diversifying too much i don't think kind of like you should be diversified across 100 different kind of like public investments and and things like that uh i do have a lot of private investments that i've done but look the money my amount of money i put into that is nothing compared to what i put into to cut to kind of like ether um but you know in terms of just constructing a portfolio it doesn't it shouldn't just be one asset class either right as i said i have like my retirement account which is basically all stocks i don't touch that that just sits there and i don't even put my own money into that that's just there from old jobs that i had but that's there i have my house i

have my car have some a bunch of other possessions and things like that that i consider to be valuable in investment investment grade possessions um and that's just kind of like risk management at the end of the day guys like and and as as people call me maxine people say oh he's just all in on 8th that's all he cares about that's why you know his net worth is all tied up in 8 that's why he's an 8th maxi it's like that's not the case at all like at all the reason i mean ethereum is the tech the reason i love ethereum is because i believe it is the best shot we have at creating a truly decentralized world uh and you know you guys know that you guys know that that's what i'm what i'm all about so i think i just wanted to clarify that for all of

you because i know you know what i know that people who know me well which i would consider you guys that listen to me every day and watch on on youtube every day would know me quite well at this point but i think that people on twitter were just kind of like shocked by like oh my god he's this guy promoting eath all the time and it's only 15 of his net worth it's like yeah guys because you know of the all the reasons i just outlined and also as i said it's good risk management not to be kind of like over positioned on something and you know then in my last tweet here i i said that i had two too many people contact me about this and damn me about this uh and then i explained how it was uh eighty seventy percent of my liquid

crypto net worth now the key word here is liquid crypto net worth because as as i said i have made a bunch of um of angel investments uh over the kind of i guess like the last couple of years and that most of them are not liquid most of them aren't trading i have no idea if they're ever going to to trade or not as a token or on the stock market nothing right uh at least for most of them i don't really know um so i don't include those in in kind of like my my crypto network i don't include what's liquid what i can what i can basically see in my in my zapper so to speak and when i looked at it looked at everything i had i was like okay well like i'm 80 uh i'm 70 8th and the reason why i don't talk

about what other assets kind of like i own and the percentage on those assets is because i don't want to give a signal to people that they should own this thing or they should buy this thing like you guys know i hate um kind of like uh people who do that because i just think that it's not really responsible to do that i think people can find things on their own they can read between the lines they can kind of like discover their own investments and and things like that uh and the reason why i'm comfortable always being bullish on ethan talking about eve is because of the fact that i'm never selling it like that's like number one reason for me is like i'm not going to be i'm not promoting eight just so i can get like everyone to buy into it and i

can dump on them like no that's not what i'm doing at all right um and same with kind of like any other projects i'm invested in i'm not doing that i'm just like talking about projects that i like giving updates to you guys that you may be interested in uh and then going from from there so that's a bit of clarity around that sorry if i was stumbling a little bit there as i said i'm still sick so my brain's a little bit mushed right now uh but yeah i just wanted to clarify that for all of you and look i'm not into in the business of giving investment advice like i'm not an investment advisor or anything like that but every single person that you talk to that has had experience with investing especially like maybe five ten years experience especially investment advisors at some

point when they're talking to you they're going to mention risk management and it's going to be part of pretty much like the entire portfolio construction if you are getting investment advice from a professional like that is just a cookie-cutter thing it's like bread and butter of investing is is managing your risk and making sure that you don't blow yourself up as i've mentioned plenty of times and that's all part of managing it and i've talked about leverage and things like that before as well and that's what i try my best to do i've had people in my life have very very bad experiences taking risks very very bad experiences with things like debt and that's why i stay still clear of leverage i learned from those experiences and i just i'm adamant not to repeat the same mistakes that people around me have repeated and also my own

mistakes from the earlier days as well and i try to impart as much as that as i can on to on to all of you but as i said before you have to learn some of this stuff for yourself you have to go through it yourself you have to basically be positioned how you're comfortable to be positioned like i'm comfortable with only being 15 of my overall net worth but at the same time i would like to increase that because i am really really bullish on eighth so you guys know like all i'm i'm buying lots of ease down here profits that i get from other things i roll into eighth as well but i figured that like i needed to secure my myself in my own kind of like uh in my own life with like a house and and you know things for that house right like you do

furniture and things like that right um and you know not throw everything just like into either eventually you got to kind of like take profits uh and kind of like spend them on things uh i just think that there's this weird kind of like thing that maybe comes from the old bitcoin days or i guess like you know way back in maybe 2012 2013 about around huddle it's like always hold hold no don't sell ever like just because i'm not selling my eighth guys doesn't mean i'm trying to tell you not to sell your wreath like it's up to you what you want to do you don't have to sell all of it if you want to take profits you can sell half of it and keep half of it it's up to you what you want to do but like the whole thing is is literally just a meme

like you shouldn't always hold everything forever like you know you haven't have an investment that you make choose your time horizon choose when you want to kind of like take profits on it and then stick to the plan like don't just kind of chop and change things and say things like oh you know i'm just going to go all in on this like screw it like i'm like i'm going to make all my money from this i'm going to sell here it's going to be awesome because you're not investing at that point i would consider that gambling and i think the number one mistake people make is price targets they always say oh i'm going to buy this asset and then i'm going to sell it once it reaches this price that's that's in my experience the worst way to do it because like nine times out of ten it's

not going to reach that price and you're not going to sell and then it's just going to dump and you're not going to you're not going to make much money or you might lose money as well so the way i did it personally was that i didn't have a price target for each of my investments i had a target for okay well you know is this kind of like money enough from my initial investment am i happy with the profits here yes okay take it but i also took in a bunch of other signals one of the biggest signals for me was like am i do i feel like this is overheated do i feel like this trade or this investment has run its course for now am i still bullish on the project uh you know sometimes i was sometimes i wasn't and i just took profits from

there there's nothing wrong with doing that uh but when it comes to eighth i just can't bring myself to do it like some people said oh you could have sold at 4k and then bought like so much back now it's like but but like that's a trader like i i don't trust myself enough to do that like honestly if i sold at 4k i probably would have bought back at 2k like and the thing is after after paying accounting for tax and everything like that um you know it probably wouldn't have been worth it for the amount of risk that i had taken on then so i think when people say that i'm just like it's just much easier for me to stack my eighth as i can whenever i can throw it into staking and stick to my strategy that i've had for a while

but anyway i'm gonna leave it at that i spoke about that a bit longer than i intended to there but i just wanted to provide color for all of you because i know a bunch of you were talking about this in the discord channel over the weekend and a bit today as well it's something that i think a lot of people can get a lot of value out of just talking through this stuff learning from other people but i always stick to my kind of like rule that you need to learn for yourself you need to just go and do it yourself and and kind of like learn from your own experiences your own mistakes because i can tell you like what my experiences are i can tell you kind of like what i learned from a million times but at the end of the day

you can just really ignore that you don't have to listen to me and and the thing is like you may think i'm wrong too like maybe i am wrong i don't know like i'm just giving you my kind of like view on all of this so anyway going to leave it at that for now got a bunch of other updates to get through so the sepolia public test net the second public test net that will be running through the emerge transition that will be happening on july 6th now i mentioned this before but i'm going to be hosting a live stream with a staker for this it's going to be similar to the robstone live stream we're going to have a bunch of people on the zoom call it's going to be uh going on youtube and we're just going to all watch it happen live and

celebrate and just you know have a fun time i i don't know if that's if song of day man is going to be on there if he's going to be singing our scene or ringing us in he probably will be if if we kind of like have another one there so that there'll be some of that and there'll be a bunch of entertainment maybe vitalik will join and have like a really bad mic again and give us all kind of like um uh hurt all our ears and things like that but i don't know i'll get i've have more details on that soon around kind of like uh where it'll be hosted on youtube all that sort of stuff i think it's going to be hosted on either my channel or a staker's channel just depends on what happens there but yeah july 6th is that kind of like um a transition and

don't forget june 29 a couple days from now the execution layout ethereum execution layer is going to be going through uh on a hard fork to delay the difficulty bomb by two to three uh two to three months here so you have if you haven't upgraded your eighth one execution layer nodes be sure to do so i spun up a couple of new nethermine nodes over the weekend very simple to do they're humming along really nicely there very happy with that so and the other mine is a minority client so definitely if you're running geth right now it might be worth running a minority client or switching over instead of just kind of like upgrading geth because obviously we want better client diversity there but regardless of what you do make sure you upgrade because if you don't you'll be kicked off and you'll be on a stale network

all right so there was another all core debs call on friday and that's where the sepolia kind of like announcement came out of uh but tim biker had a really quick tldr on uh the shadow fork number seven so maintenance shadow fork seven that i spoke about it ran mostly okay there was really just some non-merge related issues in clients that showed up uh such as shadow fork related peering issues for eragon and a database related issue for basu both minority clients again uh shadow fork eight will happen in two weeks from june 25th with configs to avoid hitting these so this that means that i believe this next main that shadow foot will happen after sepolia so we'll have sepolia then mainnet shadow fork eight uh and then maybe another one before gurley

and then hopefully mainnet from there so yeah people were asking kind of like about this uh and basically uh how the shadow fork seven went i mean it was basically uneventful except for these sorts of things and uneventful is good at this stage we don't want glaring issues especially merge related issues to be showing up at this point in time uh and it doesn't seem like they are it seems like the clients are pretty much there there are small issues with minority clients that'll get ironed out like i don't think that they're kind of like show stoppers or anything like that and i think we're at the point now where i'm pretty confident in saying that september is looking really really good for for a merge pending these kind of like two final public test nets but you know i'm pretty hap i'm pretty confident

in september at this stage but as i said like pending the the kind of results of the public test nets pending how the core developers kind of feel i know there's still a bit of some hesitancy about because of these kind of like not uh these issues and these minority clients but i mean i get that and i get we want these minority clients to kind of like be able to scratch because we want people to kind of choose them over get for client diversity and things like that but i think that uh even if they're not totally up to scratch it might just be worth running through the merge transition and then uh post merge worrying about getting the you know these non-merge related issues ironed out because i think that just generally we need to get the merge out of the way so we can work on the

other things like i you know what guys i'm not even wanting to get the merge out of the way just so we can get it kind of like done i mean sorry just for all the reasons why i've outlined before about how it's bullish for ethan ethereum and all that sort of stuff i just want to get out of the way so that we can focus on the even cooler upgrades coming like proto dank sharding and a bunch of other things as well uh and beacon chain withdrawals too so just got to get it done as i said i'm pretty confident in september uh as i have been i think mid-september is more likely than early september it could happen as like in late september 2 but mid-september september is looking likely at this point in time that's my own estimation please do not quote me on

that and don't say it's an official thing it's just my own estimation we'll have to see how sepala goes how the mainnet shadow forks go and how girly goes of course here all right so speaking of upgrades coming after the merge uh vitalik has kind of i guess put together a blog post called uh the road to account abstraction so this is account abstraction has been kind of like an upgrade that has been a long time coming uh it's been i guess like chopped and changed a bit kind of put on the back burner people wanted it before aip1559 but then it got put in the back burner for that and then it kind of like fell on the wayside and now it's been turned into an erc instead of an eip now for those of you who don't know the

difference an eip is basically an ethereum improvement proposal which is something that requires a hard fork to go into the network and kind of like become part of the core protocol whereas an erc is a spec basically or a kind of like oh sorry i should say a standard basically so esd stands for ethereum request for comments uh as far as i am aware i think that's what it stands for um and basically uh anyone could create an arc and like as long as people adopt that standard it becomes a standard basically so for example erc20 is the token standard on ethereum that everyone uses but you could just as easily create another token standard which people have uh like the nft token standards have different numbers uh the different arcs but you can create another token

standard called erc whatever right um and you can and as long as people adopted it it would become a standard there so that's what this is attempting to do here af erc 4337 is attempting to do the same thing as eip2938 uh with kind of like account abstraction here so you can kind of like read this uh kind of post from vitalik here describing kind of like the road to uh account abstraction through this erc instead of an erp and kind of like how it can how we can kind of like get there with a road map here so short term medium term long term and uh and alternatives as well so definitely go check this out if you haven't already it's a pretty interesting upgrade that could be coming to ethereum very very soon

all right so tatum's here from uh the ens team has shared a guess fresh look at the new e s uh web app here so basically you can see that they're redesigning the whole thing here with different new layouts on both mobile and kind of like desktop and things like that as well uh load times have been collapsed as well which is really really cool to see so some major upgrades coming for for e s here on the interface front and this is v3 of the ens app and it's basically entered alpha as of this post which is cool uh obviously after that will come beta and then and then public kind of release there so i think this is cool because obviously ens plays a lot into the decentralized identity space and having your kind of own kind of like web 3 identity and things like that and we

want to make that as easy as possible people to play around with and interact with and especially for people who are coming into this ecosystem through things like nfts i've actually noticed a pretty big overlap between people who own well technically an ens name is an nft but just for the sake of argument technically they own like nnft such as like a collectible or a gaming item or something like that or like you know you know the profile picture nfts things like that and they'll also have like an ens name because that's part of their identity like you can't just have the profile picture uh nft you need the ens name to go with that you need the on train verifiable proof or identity of who you are so it's very very popular with those kinds of people and i think those kinds of people are less interested in going or

jumping through a lot of the ux hoops that we've put there for people with you know over the years and they just want something really really simple to use and i think that's what ens app v3 is trying to do here just make it really easy really kind of like web 2 feel i think in terms of design which i think you know the one good thing about web 2 is that they've got the ui and ux like down pat like i mean because there wasn't really much innovation happening it was kind of like on the um on the product side it's mostly innovation that has happened on the ui ux side of things and even then it's kind of like become a bit boring but web 2 has this really good thing where it's like one to two clicks to do anything on any of the really popular

apps out there and that's what we need to get crypto too we can't just have people doing like 10 different clicks to do anything in crypto it's just going to turn my people off and most people just don't want to have to do that i don't want to have to learn all these new things to to just do something simple so if you could register an ens name in in a couple of clicks i think that would be the best way to do it and and do it you know really easily so you don't have to mess around with kind of like record name records reverse records all that sort of stuff because i think most people don't want to have to do that especially ones who are just coming to the ecosystem to have a good time to be entertained through nfts maybe they don't even care about

defy we need to make things easier for them and i think that's what ens is doing here so really cool to see this uh looking forward to seeing this progress all right so bartek has a really great thread that i think all of you should read because this is very relevant to questions that i keep getting asked and bartek starts this thread by saying by now you must have heard that rollups derive their security from ethereum even roll ups that have a centralized sequencer so why would you want to decentralize the sequences surely it adds complexity and can slow down the l2 block production and you can read the thread for his kind of description about this but the reason why i say i get a lot of questions about this is because i think when people hear me say that layer 2's inherit security from

ethereum layer 1 they think for some reason that layer 2 can't be hacked right or can't be exploited and that's like couldn't be further from the truth as i've explained before a layer two is like a set of smart contracts on ethereum it's the same thing as a smart contract that is maybe a d5 on layer one so for example you know a d5 smart contract on lay one or any smart contract on layer one ethereum is technically secured by ethereum because the blockchain is secured with that those smart contracts are on is secured by the miners and in the future validators but that doesn't mean that it's secured against an exploit like if there's bad code in the smart contract or if this code that allows for the exploit to happen then it's going to happen same is true for layer twos if they have

bugs in their code if they have bad code if there's an exploit there it's going to get exploited and it doesn't matter if it's secured by ethereum or not that's not kind of like what uh what what kind of protecting your your um your funds there right but what benefit you get of being secured by ethereum is that you get that ultra security and decentralization that ethereum's kind of like network gives you right that it gives you at layer 1 it gives you the same thing at layer 2 without the high cost but it can still be exploited all the same because of the fact that these things are just are still smart contracts like when you bridge into a layer 2 you're locking your funds on ethereum layer one you're being issued the uh kind of like an iou on on layer two say it's an optimism or an

arbitrary but then the advantage of layer two because it's it's kind of secured by ethereum layer one is that you can have escape hatches or you can have things where even if the layer 2 went completely offline you could use this escape patch to get your funds back and you wouldn't need to rely on any kind of like centralized operator to give your funds back and that is the key benefit whereas something like another chain like if you were to bridge through the avalanche c chain for example well if that chain goes offline or if an exploit happens there or whatever happens right your funds are lost on ethereum layer 1 because you technically don't own them there because the uh the ownership belongs to the avalanche chain which has either been kind of like exploited or something's happened there

so you didn't have ethereum security you had the avalanche sea chain security for example so i've gone through this before but i felt like it was worth clarifying because i think people get the wrong idea and you should read this thread from bar tech it goes into even kind of like more depth especially around sequences so definitely give that a read i'll link it in the youtube description all right so if you want to learn more about the protocol guild uh you can go what catch this video uh trent van epps the one of the people running the protocol guild tr presented at uh protocol labs where it was called funding the common uh sorry at the protocol i was funding the commons event and trent talks about ethereum and its public goods existing funding mechanisms and their limitations public protocol guild's design response to those

limitations and the one-year pilot i've talked about protocol guild a bunch of times uh before so i'm not going to rehash it here you can definitely give this video a watch i think it's about half an hour trent goes through things very very cleanly i enjoyed it i think he described it quite well and kind of described his vision for it quite well as well so you should definitely check this out i'll link it in the description all right so coinbase announced that they are supporting uh polygon kind of like mainnet here and i kind of like went over this last week when they announced that but cool to see polygon kind of like sharing this yeah where they said you can send them receive to polygon pos chain directly on coinbase it's you know it's a seamless user experience for using dapps on polygon

and polygon post becomes the first network to go live on coinbase.com and i think they meant like first kind of like ethereum scalability network here as i said last week you know optimism arbitrary much i love layer twos are coming i expect that to happen soon but i wanted to kind of focus on what polygon said here around seamless user experience for using dapps like this is it ux barrier the the bridging part of things like when when a user wants to get onto optimism or arbitrarium or any other layer 2 for example i always bring up optimizing arbitrary because i think they're the most kind of like um progressed layer two ecosystems right now um but when people want to get onto these places even the polygon pos chain they usually have to go through ethereum right theorem layer one and it's usually costly it's usually cumbersome it's

usually slow and clunky because ethereum layer one just just is that way right it's not supposed to be the user layer and because of that uh it kind of turns people off it's a bad user experience it's not great but if users can go directly from a centralized exchange to these networks and bypass ethereum layer one altogether then that is like the best user experience in terms of kind of like bridging i think now there are obviously other bridges people can use like hop and connects and things like that but you know in terms of like the most normie-friendly stuff it's definitely bridging from a centralized exchange into these kind of like networks and people can do what they want from there and we obviously want not just a withdrawal but a deposit bridge as well so people can kind of do that whole loop there so again very cool

to see this and i'm hoping coinbase supports the other networks sooner rather than later all right finally here we have uh bash i think that's how you say their name from rainbow saying first rainbow swap on l2 for me optimistic l2 transaction hash details so this is just a link to a transaction that happened on the rainbow app on l2 uh where the kind of like a bunch of kind of swaps done here but very cool to see that optimism should be supported on uh kind of like rainbow soon enough and for those of you who don't know rainbow is a mobile wallet app one of the kind of like best mobile wallet apps out there very very seamless ux as i was just saying these ux barriers need to come down for the everyday user to want to actually use these sorts of things and this is just

another one of them just seamless swapping in in a kind of like an app on layer 2 or in a mobile app on layer 2 is is you know pretty much like that one to two click that i was talking about where users can basically as i guess with rainbow say like the user flow is deposit funds whether that's from a centralized exchange you know or uh basically deposit kind of like fiat or use a fiat payment processor to buy crypto and then immediately be able to swap that for whatever token they want on optimism uh using kind of like rainbow swap feature so that most is only a few clicks there really seamless user experience and that's exactly what we want to get to so i just wanted to kind of like highlight that there today but i think that's going to be it for now so thank everyone

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