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🎉 Round 2 of the BTC Amsterdam Miner Giveaway is ON!

GMining ⛏️👾

You can still win one of 90 exclusive BTC Amsterdam Digital miners!

These rare miners come with 1 TH of mining power and a unique Amsterdam-inspired design.

How to Enter Round 2:

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