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On Nov. 5, USDT P2P buy ads in Paraguay were about 4% above the previous day’s official dollar rate, @Criptoinforme found. The gap narrowed sharply as the official rate caught up…

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On Nov. 5, USDT P2P buy ads in Paraguay were about 4% above the previous day’s official dollar rate, @Criptoinforme found. The gap narrowed sharply as the official rate caught up with the guaraní’s f…

On Nov. 5, USDT P2P buy ads in Paraguay were about 4% above the previous day’s official dollar rate, @Criptoinforme found. The gap narrowed sharply as the official rate caught up with the guaraní’s fall during the banking crisis. via @hardeyjumoh https://t.co/tKswXgplvb

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