Railgun announced, Vector on mainnet and much more - The Daily Gwei Refuel #34 - Ethereum Updates

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hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the daily gray refuel where i recap the latest news in the ethereum ecosystem i'm your host anthony sosano and today is the 13th of january 2021. all right everyone let's get into the news from today so a bit of drama on twitter today uh crypto twitter as it's known uh you might have missed uh because i don't know i didn't see too many people talking about it even though i woke up and i kind of checked this i was like wow this is this is kind of a bit of drama going on here so basically it started with uh posting a blog post yesterday called building in d5 sucks part two so he's done one of these before obviously since this is a part two um and basically it's like a little bit of a rant i guess

uh where he goes on and basically complains about a bunch of different things that actually has a lot of merit right i actually don't think he's complaining just for the sake of it so he talks about how you know when you're developing in d5 and everything uh people expect so much of you right the community expects so much of you they're always begging or bugging you you know when's the next release you know when's this coming out when's that coming out um he goes on to say that you know real users are really scarce uh because a lot of the the money in d5 is you know uh subsidized right now i mean to an extent yes there's a lot of unsubsidized liquidity too right now that i think definitely uh he kind of overlooked here but still there is there is a kind of a point

there and then he goes on and you know he gets he gets a bit kind of serious here where he says your success belongs to your community but your failure failure is 100 your own and it gives examples like you know if the token goes up in value no one is going to be giving profits to you or thanking you for their profits but if there's some exploit you are 100 to blame and need to refund or figure out ways to make them whole again you have zero percent of the reward and 100 of the risk i mean yes when it comes to wire and wi-fi uh because obviously andre didn't give himself any of the tokens right uh so he doesn't really you know besides the tokens that he farmed he doesn't really have the upside that that is usually there so and then he goes on to say you know

don't give away your tokens don't get you know make sure that you retain some of them as team members uh so that you can actually have a kind of stake in the financial upside uh and then there's a bit of a piece here on community he says communities uh because of the fact that um i think he there's a lot of community members i mean it depends on on which community as well but if you go into like the various discord channels and everything uh and depending on the project if you go in there and see the community some of the communities are really kind of like heavy price speculation and what that leads to is it leads to a lot of perverse incentives where the community is just going to be complaining all day if the price is going up or it's going down you know

blaming the team saying you know you should be shipping new features so the price goes up you should fix the token blah blah blah and you know these people normally don't even contribute anything right they're just sitting there complaining and i've seen this play out before and it's really shitty especially for the team so totally understand that from from andre here and then on top of that there are communities on the other end of the spectrum though uh where i kind of like think that depending on how you fostered them they're they're really great right they're not price sensitive they actually care about the product and the fundamentals and want to help build it they want to be part of it and you know the token price going up isn't like an immediate thing for them right they hope that it goes up you know over

time of course but it's not an immediate thing where they're just like you know the project just launched why is the token going down or why isn't it going up sort of thing um and i think you know a little bit of a shill here but i think we've built that with the index co-op so if you haven't seen them you can just go to the twitter account index cop so index coupe or co-op uh and join the discord uh there's a lot of great stuff going on in there i mean i love the community that we've managed to build in there uh you know we're not the only one there's a bunch of others out there uh like synthetics i guess uh are there um you know a bunch of other ones probably smaller ones as well but then there are a lot of ones that are kind of like what

andre is talking about and and that's unfortunate right uh and i we i i really do kind of sympathize with teams that would rather not become like a community run project and be like a vc backed project because vcs aren't going to do this uh most aren't you know there's some vcs that are obviously uh you know parasitic and and maybe they're just in it for the for the money but from the vcs that i know and a lot of the d5 native ones uh they tend to be very helpful uh and they're not there on your back every day you know pushing you to ship things so the token price goes up and all that sort of stuff right um so yeah there's there's kind of like two sides there but totally totally i agree with a lot of what andre is saying here

um but there was a thread uh reply from ashley shap from unisop protocol she's the growth lead there uh so she had some thoughts about this and i mean there were quite uh i guess like interesting thoughts i think one of them kind of caught my i'm not going to go through all of them but she kind of replies to what he was complaining about and what he was talking about but the one that kind of caused the most drama was this tweet here where she says and i quote one of your complaints is that anyone can steal your work in d5 and yet wi-fi or yearn chooses to partner with sushi when a legit dap validates a stolen dap by partnering it just encourages that kind of behavior maybe keep that in mind for your next project end quote

now of course you know calling something a stolen dap is a bit of a bit weird you know a bit of a weird thing to say considering that uni swaps code is completely open source there is no copyright protection on uni swap sushi swap did nothing wrong by forking the code um obviously you know in the early days sushi swap had a lot of uh drama surrounding it right and i wrote about this in the delight newsletter if you want to check that out so there's a bit more thoughts in there but i'll run for it now anyway uh so but basically what ended up happening in a little bit of history here is that sushi swap did launch with this explicit intent of stealing unisop's liquidity that's that's not debatable that's that's how they launched they said you know unisop's a vc project uh we're

going to be a community-led project and you know it was launched by an anonymous kind of person called chef nomi and then what ended up happening is that um that the chef nomi sold their sushi from the dev fund in kind of like a an exit scam but then like a couple days later they returned the funds and then the project was basically handed over to the quote-unquote community led by someone named xerox mackie so uh this i guess is the nuance you have to take into account when you see this i think the reason why ashley is saying this is because sushi swap did really launch with the intent to kind of steal market share right from uni spot and that's fine i think but now that's fine from i guess like the perspective of the code is open source right and you can't stop this from

happening uh this this is literally what we deal with when we're in an open source decentralized world where anyone can do anything you know it didn't have to be sushi swap it could have been another amm that did this or another project that did this uh but calling it like a stolen dap i think is what got people a lot of people kind of upset and kind of i guess you could say triggered a lot of people and you can see that banteg from yeon here said kind of justified by that partnership partnered with sushi by saying and i quote yeon has partnered with sushi because unifop has shown zero interest in building any meaningful dev community over the years it's okay if your model is to develop in stealth and drop occasional quality releases i just don't see how it can transform into something emergent end quote

now i think band tech has a really great point here uniswap definitely builds in secret right you know v3 has been hyped up for a long time but there's little to no details about what it's actually going to have i i think you know people are hyped about it because of that you know maybe that's a strategy on uni swaps behalf but on the other kind of i guess end of the spectrum sushi swap is being developed completely out in the open as a community as a legit community run project right uh you can see it on twitter you can see it in their discord uh they're we're recruiting people from the community to be full-time kind of like members of the team uh and that goes for basically you know wyoming and all the products in the wyoming ecosystem

so there's kind of that kind of like the vision happening here and i think the the more it's framed as if sushi swap kind of like uh stole uniswap's dap the more uni-swap's gonna lose the community here uh and you know i totally understand the framing because it literally did launch as a way to steal liquidity from uni swap uh because it needed to do that to you know kind of like bootstrap itself but i think the sushi swap of the chef nomi era is not the sushi swap of today they're actually innovating right there you know of course they are obviously originally forked uni swaps amm and their tech but they're actually building a lot of stuff from the ground up now and innovating and launching new products so i think it's

unfair at this point to call it a stolen dap and that kind of i mean that framing is also just weird because you can't still adapt right as i said because it's open source so um yeah i i mean i think in general uh going forward you know unisof v3 is going to come out they're going to have a layer to implementation that's gonna be great and everything uh and i think they're gonna you know retain their market share but i also think that competition is extremely good i think that sushi swap forced uni swap to release its token early um you know earlier than they would have liked as like a kind of i guess like a hitback or a defense mechanism against sushi swap which seems to have worked pretty well at this point but you know sushi kept building uh uni

swaps kept building but sushi's doing it out in the open have managed to garner a pretty great community whereas uni swaps communities is smaller uh and because they're building in you know closed space so there's pros and cons to both i'm looking forward to uni swap v3 but i'm also looking forward to to the different products that sushi swap is bringing to the table and you know i've said this before but i think that the real winners of the decentralized exchange space is going to be the aggregators those that sit on top and i think that in the end state the ones that are going to get the most or the aggregators that are going to get the most use are going to be centralized exchanges because of the fact that most people uh i mean don't really want to uh you know custody their own assets

or deal with all the intricacies of things they rather just like use a centralized exchange for example so you can imagine a coin base setting up an exchange or an aggregator that taps into all of these different default liquidity pools so they're going to be the real winner here but that's not for quite a while and i think you know the amms themselves can actually innovate here uh and and and kind of carve out market share uh for themselves i mean sushi's catching uni right now for sure in terms of market share and in terms of like i guess like uh token price and market cap there so it's going to be very very interesting to see this play out i don't really have a horse in this race i do own sushi and i have a little bit of uni as well but um you know i'm not going to say that

it's influencing anything that i'm saying here i mean you can go back and see that i was actually very critical of sushi swap at the start because i did think it was is quite a gross attempt at stealing you know unisop's liquidity but since then the project's evolved and i've come to like you know say okay well maybe you know uh this can actually compete this can be a legit kind of um app on ethereum uh and it just forces uni swap to compete more as well so yeah i guess in general i am just watching you know an observer seeing what how it plays out and maybe you know maybe the the tokens that i own go up in price but that's not what i kind of like uh kind of really in it for i'd rather see uh the best product win and you know at

this point in time it's kind of up in the air we'll see what uni v3 brings we'll see what sushi swap has in store uh you know they've got a few products that they're working on that's being hyped up on twitter we'll see if they deliver right hype's one thing delivering them is another thing so gonna keep my eye on all of that for sure so i mentioned a couple of days ago that one of the rv team members had was teasing a uh i guess a layer two ave implementation on optimism uh now stani again uh kind of teased a layer two for ave coming in response to mark cuban who actually it's funny because mark cuban is a billionaire investor uh gunner tech investor he's been around for ages you probably know who he is at this point

um probably doesn't need an introduction here but basically he was in a twitter thread with tyler winklevoss and said uh the ga the gas on ethereum is always an issue just the cost of moving crypto to rv is crazy expensive and the number of non-crypto options will increase and he was replying to someone else here um and i think this caught a lot of attention within the community because he said he was using rv right you don't expect people like this to be using you know the latest and craziest defy kind of apps um and things like that so that was really cool to see but yeah stanley then kind of came back and said ava's going to layer 2 which will reduce the gas cost substantially so i think you know i think what we're going to see and it's going to be pretty

pretty crazy we're going to see synthetics uni swap and rv all launch on layer 2 around the same time and all launch on optimism and then layer 2 is really going to take off so i'm super excited for that but i just did want to mention again that i saw this tweet from from stani and thought that it was uh it was another kind of hint towards you know layer 2 coming sort of thing so great to see stani kind of charming in there so eric connor put out this tweet today uh saying we are grossly overpaying miners can't wait to burn all of these fees so basically i mean most of you probably are aware of eip1559 which is the ethereum improvement proposal that's being put forward to change the fee market on ethereum and one of the mechanisms is to burn

um you know a portion of the fees paid uh now this is obviously uh extremely exciting for the entire ethereum community it is something that's been coming for quite a while and it's now it needed more now more than ever because we definitely are overpaying miners like grossly overpaying them because if you look at the chart i don't have it up right now but if you look at the chart of minor revenue you can see that the fees on some days are basically the majority of their revenue or at least half the revenue and then the block awards are the other half and we don't need to be paying them this much the block rewards are already quite quite large so miners are making a killing off of these fees and i um and i don't think they they should be to be honest i think that we

should be burning uh the fees so that that drives more fundamental value to eth and then obviously the miners will have eighth and their eighth value goes up and that's how they kind of like make some more money there and and obviously uh miners are kind of uh you know kind of i wouldn't say on their death beds but like they're gonna get phased out sooner rather than later once the merger goes through which will most likely and almost certainly happened kind of next year in 2022 the eighth one to eth2 merger uh you know once that happens the miners are gone completely uh so you know in the meantime they're just getting you know rich off of off of ethereum's usage through all these fees and the block awards and i'm not saying i hate miners or anything they obviously provide a

a great service to ethereum but they're service providers right they they just um you know provide the service and they get paid via block rewards and fees but at this point yeah the fees are just way too high uh as in like we're paying them way too much so yeah i'm looking forward to one five five nine going live i'm actually seeing uh actually if i bring up a thread here from tim biker um there's actually more chatter about eip1559 today where uh someone on twitter called matahorn put out this uh tweet that said ethereum's eip1559 is ready and it needs to be shipped and then there was a bunch of discord messages here from people that saying it was ready and it can be shipped but then tim baiko who is the ethereum all-core dev lead and also the

lead of the 1559 effort kind of tweeted and said he disagrees that it's ready to ship now and the trdr is that not all clients have an implementation none has a final one and we they still haven't addressed the main pushback from the all core devs testing large blocks with large state and the ata for eta for that in a few weeks 1559 will affect a lot of projects anything that signs transactions depends on the rpc responses to blocks and transactions and they need to communicate those changes broadly and berlin the next ethereum network upgrade is almost done and dropping everything now to ship one five five nine wouldn't be a huge speed up so yeah those are the main reasons

um but that doesn't mean one five five nine is being pushed back or is not coming anytime soon i actually think and i've connected a bit of the dots here so we have berlin going live probably you know in the next maybe maybe not a few weeks i don't know let's say the next couple months sometime i haven't you know kind of kept up to date with exactly the timeline on that but it's coming sooner rather than later and then in july we actually have the ice age or the difficulty bomb going off on the ethereum main net now this is not something that's discussed very often so you probably don't know what i'm talking about i'll quickly explain it so the ice age or the difficulty bomb is a mechanism that exists in the ethereum network that basically once it reaches a certain point in time

it kicks in and it starts slowing down block production now the point of this is to basically make it so that the chain cannot stagnate the developers or the core developers need to make sure that they're doing regular network upgrades and and kind of like um putting in these eips now if it gets to a point where network upgrade isn't done right uh the blocks will keep getting longer and longer the block times which means your transactions will take forever to go through and eventually it kind of like effectively bricks the chain so what that means is that it'll get to a point where blocks are like in the hours or days of length and obviously the chain becomes unusable at that point and everything falls apart now we're not going to get to that point we're going to ship a network upgrade

in july or around that time and i think that upgrade is going to be 1559. that's an educated guess i don't have any you know information here that uh outside of that that's just me connecting some dots but i definitely think we're going to see um you know we have to see a network upgrade in july or around that time that's that's non-negotiable it has to be done even if it's just an upgrade to push back the difficulty bomb but i think that it would be a waste of a network upgrade just to include something to push back the bomb i think that we should do one five five nine and push back that kind of difficulty bomb at the same time so yeah we so yeah we could see this happen in july basically july august maybe we could see one five five nine live on

the network so that's definitely something to get super hyped about that's me connecting dots just want to be very clear here that is not anyone any of the core devs saying that so please don't quote me on this that's just me doing a bit of speculation here based on the information available but yeah i'm pretty excited you know even if it doesn't happen in july for whatever reason it's happening this year i'm i'm pretty confident in that and that was one of my 2021 predictions so definitely going to keep an eye on that of course and update you all on what's happening there another really great ethereum core protocol related uh tweet was from uh lite clients uh at light clients on twitter they're an ethereum researcher at quilt which is a research team at consensus

so they put together this thread that basically goes through why 2021 will be the most innovative year for the ethereum protocol since 2016 and it lists a bunch of eips that are going to be going live or at least being worked on in 2021 that are going to change a lot of things so i mean i guess 1559 falls into that of course so that's probably the most exciting one there's a bunch of technical kind of things in here that are very exciting but i'm not going to go into them because i don't you know understand that very technical protocol kind of you know parts of the ethereum protocol so i won't do it a great service here but basically yeah he lists one five five nine then he lists eip2982 which is serenity phase zero or like eth2 kind of phase zero eip

where the eth1 and e2 teams are going to work much closer together under a shared or united eip repository which is going to be cool he talks about the merger he talks about account abstraction which i've actually spoken about before which basically means that we get rid of we only have one account type on ethereum so for those who don't know we currently have two account types on ethereum one of them is called a smart contract uh kind of account type and the other one is an externally owned account now your wallet is considered an externally owned account unless it's like a i guess a smart contract wallet so just like a normal ethereum that you spin up in metamask that's an externally owned account whereas a smart contract account is different right it's a smart contract so what this would do is kind of like

merge those two things from my understanding to create just one account type which is supposed to fix a bunch of different things and make things like better essentially there's a bunch of other things in here i mean there's so much you should definitely check out this thread i'll link it in the description and look up all the different ips that are coming but yeah i mean if a theorem researcher core researcher is excited about it i'm excited about it i mean this is a bold claim to make but i think you know judging by the responses i saw on twitter it's been reciprocated by a lot of the other core developers and people in the community so really great that that light clients put this uh this tweet thread out and i and i thank him for that interesting tweet from victor buenan from bison trails today

that i thought was that i thought was really really cool so i'll read out the tweet so quote the challenge with bridging eth assets to other layer ones is that they can be traded there but only used on ethereum this means liquidity is likely to remain largely on ethereum other protocols need to build up their own dap and token ecosystem to be competitive end quote now what he's basically saying is that you can imagine something like the comp governance token uh and you know this comp governance token can be you know bridge to another chain right you could take your comp and put it on polkadot for example or or one of polkadot's power chains uh and by in by doing so you know you could probably use it there and maybe it retains the same price but its actual functionality only exists

on ethereum you can only use it on governance on ethereum right and this is why comp is at the comp token is actually staying on the ethereum main chain rather than going to the compound chain that build that they're building so you know and that's just one example there's so many different examples here and this is why liquidity is likely to remain on ethereum because liquidity gets liquidity you know these tokens have their most use or their only they can only be used on ethereum so any bridging is kind of like just reinforcing that i think and it's a bit of a fool's errand as well like i don't really understand why you would want to take your kind of like tokens to another chain maybe i guess for cheaper gas fees i don't know but

we have layer two for that so i don't i i think layer two will actually capture that rather than other chains but yeah i mean i thought this was very interesting to think about and one of the reasons why i think that ethereum has already won the smart contract race that there is no catching it um all these other chains may care about niches but ethereum as a settlement layer as a place where all the assets live i don't think that's changing i think ethereum has won that and that is the most one of the most important network effects to win having all the liquidity all the assets you know we already see this these other tokens from other blockchains want to tokenize themselves on ethereum because it's of great benefit for them to do so whereas ethereum based assets don't really have a motivation to do

this like why do you why do they want to be on other change they don't whereas you know bitcoin wanted to be on ethereum we got wrapped bitcoin ren btc tbtc you know there's a few others out there um uh zek or zcash wanted to be on ethereum we've got rapt zec coming you know i think there's wrapped file coin coming they all want to be in ethereum because that's where the liquidity is that's where all the infrastructure is that's where they could be freely traded i mean to be honest like there's some tokens that aren't on ethereum that maybe i want to speculate on but it's just too much of a hassle sometimes for me i you know some i like just loading up uni swap and buying it on there but if they're on another chain i can't do that so they need to come to ethereum in a in a kind

of wrapped capacity and it benefits their token of course but it just adds to ethereum's network effects and it's kind of um liquidity overall liquidity so yeah i mean the the benefit definitely falls back to ethereum rather than the tokens that are coming over so very very interesting insight from victor here and something that i've kind of thought about in the past as well so the occ or the office of the comptroller of the currency which is a regulator in the us has been very very bullish on crypto in general lately so i spoke about how they uh basically gave the all clear to banks or to federally chartered banks to use stable to use public blockchains as sediment layers for stable coins

which was incredibly bullish and now in an op-ed done on the financial times brian brooks which is the occ's uh uh uh what is he the occ's acting controller of the currency uh at the occ uh he wrote about i guess like the future of finance and basically says that it is defy and he calls these and i thought this was actually really cool he calls it self-driving banks so basically he believes that defy you know is the future it's where all of finance is going to go to i hope this isn't payabled here so i can actually go through a bit of the yeah here we go um yeah so and yeah financial financial times is actually quite a big publication as well so this is not just some random blog or whatever this is being read by potentially maybe no i wouldn't say millions of people but

at least you know tens of thousands of people here and straight from you know someone in these in the occ like at the top of the occ here so that was extremely bullish to see and i mean this is just could you ima like could you imagine someone saying this like even a couple years ago from the american kind of regulatory bodies and being this bullish to say that the future of finance belongs to d5 belongs to these neutral protocols and this neutral infrastructure and we can get to having self-driving banks i mean this is just insane like i i when i saw this uh not many people were talking about it i'm like why why aren't you talking about it this is just like some of the biggest news that has come out of um the regulatory front in quite a while and i actually remember you know back in

december we had a lot of uh i guess you'd call it fudd or like worries about self-hosted wallets being banned and i spoke a lot about that back then but since then we've just had you know very very bullish regulatory news uh and it's been great to see i mean you know obviously d5 doesn't need the blessing of the regulators to function but it greatly benefits from it because that means they're not going to choke defy out right they're not going to go after the teams that are maybe based in the u.s or u.s allied countries they're not going to try and put in harsh regulations that kind of choke the um i guess like the centralized exchanges and things like that so yeah anytime there's any kind of positive regulatory news even though you think that i mean you think and i think and we all

believe that d5 is going to be outside of any purview of any government for the time being we don't want them to to fight us right we want them to work with us do we want them to understand this technology and let it flourish because it's not just going to be used for bad things it's also going to be used for good things right and we don't need over regulation in this sector i don't believe so i don't believe regulation is going to fix anything it can't because it's all it really is the centralized finance where it's built on these neutral protocols and you can't regulate it it's like trying to regulate torrenting right it's just impossible it's decentralized so i think yeah i think maybe brian brooks understands this and i hope others in the in the us government or other governments as well

do understand this because we need more friendly regulation if we're going to get this to a point where uh we can actually grow this thing and then by you know hopefully by the time maybe they do want to do more harsh regulations they kind of can't because it's too integrated into the rest of uh i guess like the financial system but still a long way to go but yeah i'll link this in the youtube description you can go check out the piece for yourself so another privacy protocol was announced today called railgun so uh basically they did a little thread here kind of explaining what they're building what they're doing but they didn't go into too much detail uh so basically what it is and they're calling it an upcoming privacy and anonymity

system built directly on ethereum users will be able to deposit if usdc rend btc renzek and other tokens to become anonymous and take actions private they're going to be using zero knowledge proofs uh that you'll be able to interact with defy and dexers and things like that um and all this sort of stuff yeah uh and then they're saying all of railgun is built straight on ethereum no custom chain no side chain no layer two just pure ethereum goodness uh and then i have a promotional image here yeah you mean as you can see there's not too much detail here i'm gonna assume that they're gonna have a token um even though they say i guess in the description here are no token bible anywhere they're probably gonna have a token but yeah i mean this is just another privacy protocol that

given that there's no information we don't you know we don't really know if this is actually a real project or not maybe it maybe it isn't maybe it's a scam i don't know um but i'm going to be like keeping an eye on this because we do need more privacy solutions on ethereum uh asap uh we have obviously tornado cache we have aztec which um wraps kind of assets in zero knowledge proofs and things like that but we need more the more the merrier with privacy because ethereum's privacy landscape right now is an absolute disaster it's basically non-existent right everything is available to everyone to see and it's it's very hard to kind of keep yourself hidden if someone is able to find your address so yeah excited to see you know more information about this come out

all right last up here is that we have connexus vector on mainnet now so i've spoken about this before what vector is it basically mean makes uh you know communication between layer 2 systems possible so they're claiming that it's very seamless you can basically talk from one layer to system to another route between them and kind of things like that uh they have some more details here about it where they're answering a question from alex stokes where they say that each channel is on a single system chain system slash chain channels are connected to each other via intermediary routers routers can route transfers between channels on any number of chains l2s including zk and optimistic rollups and they give an example here of send

money on zk sync receive it on optimism pbc or optimism sorry um that i mean you know these are the claims that they're making and i don't have a reason not to believe them because this team has been around for a very long time and and they're very great builders within ethereum if this you know works as advertised this is game changing this this solves a lot of the issues that people are talking about with regards to composability fragmenting liquidity across layer twos fragmenting projects especially across like the different technologies like zk roll-ups and optimistic roll-ups so i'm really really looking forward to seeing this integrated with more of these projects and i kept saying it every day and i'll probably say it every day for for the next six months 2021 is the year of layer two it's the year of layout two

adoption we're gonna get there uh it's two days out until synthetics launches on optimism one of the biggest launches of uh you know the last few months i i believe it will be so keeping an eye on that and i'll keep you all in the loop on the refill of course so yeah go check out this main net release their medium post i guess uh it'll be linked in the youtube description if you want to learn more about it but i think that this is you know something that we're gonna look back on and be like wow you know why weren't we paying more attention to this at the time this is like changed the game basically so yeah definitely go check that one out and all right that's it for today everyone thank you again for listening and watching if you haven't done so

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