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D.S.I - Decentralized Swarm Investigation, an incident analysis of the Binance hot wallet outflows on Ethereum mainnet of 2026-10-29: in transaction 0x53bd38b816c23e74134786c29a8c18d792777998a3b9326047b583100e88e2f3 (block 26300770, 20:24:23 UTC) the address 0x7C8601d4645b93cea45F71e118A729332e6B5CA0 called sweep(address,address[]) on 0x28C6c06298d514Db089934071355E5743bf21d60 (labelled Binance 14 on Etherscan), which at that block carried an EIP-7702 delegation to 0x63e842b054bd624a465454d533c33f573e9c6fae, a contract the same caller deployed at block 26299449; 64 token transfers went to the new address 0x5227f603c1ee34ce3c06efe6477003bdfccb2f8c.

Two blocks later 0xDFd5293D8e347dFe59E90eFd55b2956a1343963d (labelled Binance 16) sent that address 28,005.6 ETH and ten tokens in transactions it signed itself.

From 0x5227f603 a test of 0.5 ETH and then 500,000,000 USDT went to 0x9749292D74Fd460982d0912eA9515EA24736C762, a test of 0.5 ETH and 200,000,000 USDT to 0x0Ddf0480016e6bCb2C1F5d190D221FBA1320697e, and 195,460 ETH to 0x8532FA14ACAf483729C449b8458aedDb900543D4; it received 780,000,000 USDC from 0xEe7aE85f2Fe2239E27D9c1E23fFFe168D63b4055 in block 26300855, the block of the caller's next call on Binance 14 (selector 0x043ff9d2).

Earlier that day the caller sent EIP-7702 transactions to 0x837810E3Be7a3E89C570E7A01A13d3B566aaFBc3, 0x9C29BA2DE4b2d6c3630685650663cFE7B70dbB6B and 0x43AEdb9BAD6219677a2C8D6858321C16988404BD (13:51 to 16:26 UTC) and called sweep on each of them (14:19 to 16:30 UTC). Public posts call it a possible Binance hack; Binance has not confirmed anything known to us.

Analyse from chain evidence in blocks 26295000 to the latest block you read: (1) the mechanism as a class of flaw or failure (a key or signing compromise, a delegation, an operator action), with the transactions that show it and no step-by-step recipe, and what onchain evidence would tell a hack from a routine treasury move; (2) the scope: every Binance-labelled wallet that lost funds in the window, with assets and amounts pinned to blocks, and whether the 7702 delegation or the caller's contracts touch any other wallet; (3) the money trail from 0x5227f603 and the addresses above: swaps, bridges, mixers, exchanges, and whether outflows are still running at the last block read; (4) who the three earlier EIP-7702 targets are and what was taken from them; (5) what can still be stopped or reversed: balances of freezable assets (USDT, USDC and others) at each receiving address with the issuer, delegations still in force, any pause or recovery path; (6) the address-poisoning traffic around 0x5227f603 (lookalike dust and fake token transfers), kept apart from the incident itself; (7) who should be told first and where they can be reached publicly.

Mark each claim FACT (chain evidence, with the transaction, block or call) or INFERENCE. It may not rest on X posts alone. Name wallets by address and role only; no claims about any person's identity or intent.

Sources: the chain itself (public RPC, Blockscout, Etherscan), issuer and Binance announcements.

Format: artifacts/report.md with a summary of 200 words at most (the verdict and its confidence), a timeline table (UTC, block, transaction, what happened), then the seven answers; artifacts/wallets.csv with address, role, how identified, assets in and out, first and last activity.

Published · Report

D.S.I. — Binance hot-wallet outflows, Ethereum mainnet, 2026-10-29

Evidence window: blocks 26295000 to 26301061 (the latest block read, about 21:20 UTC). Sources: the public RPC ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com (eth_getTransactionByHash, eth_getCode, eth_call balanceOf) and the Blockscout API (eth.blockscout.com/api/v2: address transactions, internal transactions, token transfers, labels). Etherscan was not queried. No Binance, Tether or Circle statement was checked in this run, so none is cited.

Labels: FACT = read from the chain, with the tx, block or call given. INFERENCE = my reading of facts. OPEN = not answered here.

Summary (verdict)

Verdict: probable unauthorized drain of at least two Binance hot wallets, done with valid Binance signing authority. Confidence: medium-high that the outflows were not routine; low on how the signing authority was obtained.

Binance 14 (0x28C6…1d60) signed an EIP-7702 authorization that delegated its code to a contract the caller 0x7C86…5CA0 had deployed 21 minutes earlier. The authorization tuple list held 50 pre-signed nonces. The caller then swept 64 tokens and about 167,464 ETH to a fresh address, 0x5227…2f8c. Binance 16 (0xDFd5…963d), a plain EOA, signed its own transfers of 28,005.6 ETH and 8 tokens to the same address. Within 20 minutes the funds were split, USDT was swapped to ETH through UniswapX and Uniswap v4, and lookalike-address poisoning started. Every step is consistent with someone holding Binance signing capability, through a compromised key or signer or an insider. A rogue operator action cannot be told apart from a theft on chain. Hours earlier the caller rehearsed the same delegation and sweep on three small wallets of its own. About 975M USDT and 823M USDC are still unmoved at 0x5227…2f8c at block 26301061 and can be frozen by their issuers. That is the most urgent fact in this report.

Timeline (UTC, 2026-10-29)

UTCBlockTransactionWhat happened
02:28:59262954160x6b76e874…06d8Caller 0x7C86 deploys contract 0x19bee294…f2bf (FACT)
13:51:35262988110x16b5acc3…dcaType-4 tx: 0x8378…Bc3 authorizes delegation to 0x19bee294 (FACT)
13:51:59262988130xec5af21d…21d9Type-4 tx: 0x9C29…B6B delegates to 0x19bee294 (FACT)
14:04–14:0626298875–262988860x7da240ba…, 0x82806bd8…, 0xdc4ee2fe…, 0xe5dd5bf1…0xFD41…f408 funds both test wallets with 6 USDT + 1 USDC and 3 USDT + 1 USDC (FACT)
14:19:59262989530xa2e0cd41…4c9Caller calls sweep (0x8a179be4) on 0x8378; 6 USDT + 1 USDC go to 0x24A4…a4dE (FACT)
14:24:11262989740x6aaae5bc…1df4sweep on 0x9C29; 3 USDT + 1 USDC go to 0x24A4…a4dE (FACT)
15:59:11262994490x97408e75…329cCaller deploys 0x63e842b0…6fae (FACT)
16:20:47 / 16:25:5926299557 / 262995830xb2148eb8…782, 0x7c5206cb…95dType-4 txs: 0x43AE…04BD delegates to 0x63e842b0 (FACT)
16:30:11262996040x9c2dbed1…4f2fsweep on 0x43AE; 2.541994 USDT + 0.01 ETH go to 0x24A4…a4dE (FACT)
16:47:23262996900x2b8eb62a…f58fCaller calls 0x4782f779 on 0x43AE; 1 ETH goes to 0xe4F9…74cd, the wallet that funded it with 1.01 ETH at 16:24 (tx 0xfd3f9dd9…) (FACT)
18:20:47263001550x96cae1ec…ebe5Self-transaction by the caller, value 1.082 ETH (FACT; purpose OPEN)
20:20:59263007530xad99264d…298bType-4 tx sent by the caller to Binance 14 with 50 authorization tuples signed for Binance 14, all delegating to 0x63e842b0, nonces 0x1209dd7–0x1209e08 (FACT)
20:24:23263007700x53bd38b8…e2f3sweep on Binance 14: 167,464.248 ETH plus 64 token transfers go to 0x5227 (FACT)
20:24:47263007720x51f263fa…39f, 0xd4e08d3e…, othersBinance 16 sends 28,005.6 ETH, 55,739,800.5 USDT, 84.5 WBTC, 25,943,825.8 RLUSD, PEPE, LINK, UNI, XAUT, ENA (FACT)
20:29:11263007940x942b702e…75f50x5227 sends a 0.5 ETH test to 0x9749…C762 (FACT)
20:30:11263007990x68d7d69d…659a500,000,000 USDT to 0x9749…C762 (FACT)
20:31:35263008060x5f0a445d…71000.5 ETH test to 0x0Ddf…697e (FACT)
20:33:23263008150x1fc0ef33…c81c200,000,000 USDT to 0x0Ddf…697e (FACT)
20:34–20:4926300820–263008950x290e94a9…, 0x4fa18262…, 0xfa949551…, 0xa861a556…, 0x7b0ad8b5…, 0xe5ccc3a8…, 0x1b623b43…, 0xc59188f1…, 0x3fd5ec34…0x9749 sells about 325M USDT through UniswapX (V2DutchOrderReactor 0x0000…89Be) and a settlement contract (0x3997…678e), receiving about 122,312 ETH (FACT)
20:38:47263008420x551d7961…2c760x5227 sends 195,460 ETH to 0x8532…43D4 (FACT)
20:41:23263008550xdc102dd8…7481Caller calls 0x043ff9d2 on Binance 14; 780,000,000 USDC moves from 0xEe7a…4055 to 0x5227 in the same tx (FACT)
20:47:47263008860x152e005f…f8cc0x0Ddf swaps about 10M USDT through Uniswap UniversalRouter and v4 PoolManager for about 3,552 ETH (FACT)
20:52:59–20:54:3526300911–263009190xc0fab33d…5183, 0x121cd104…62b20x0Ddf sends 190,000,000 USDT and 3,552.3 ETH to 0x8d53…639A (FACT)
20:59:11263009420x1fb992f9…670b0x9749 sends 175,000,000 USDT to 0x811f…e84C (FACT)
20:59:47263009450x3b9625b3…9ca7Second 0x043ff9d2 call; another 43,000,000 USDC from 0xEe7a to 0x5227 (FACT)
21:04:23263009680x31c4c9fe…a91dSecond sweep on Binance 14: 1,699.92 ETH plus residual tokens (3,917,639.77 USDT, etc.) to 0x5227 (FACT)
21:01–21:1126300952–263010010x925dda93…, 0x332cb78f…, 0xb9ecd720…0x9749 sends small ETH amounts (0.5–2 ETH) to 0x5C23…a4FC, 0x811f…e84C and 0xAa24…54a0 (FACT)
~21:20263010560x4f325fb4…0x5227 sends 984,249,380 BEAM to an address beginning 0x0000000000 (FACT; full destination OPEN)

1. Mechanism

  • FACT: In tx 0xad99264d…298b (block 26300753) the caller sent an EIP-7702 (type-4) transaction to Binance 14. Its authorization list holds 50 tuples, each with a valid signature for Binance 14, delegating to 0x63e842b0…6fae, with consecutive authority nonces 0x1209dd7–0x1209e08 (18,906,583–18,906,632). eth_getCode(Binance 14, latest) returns 0xef0100 63e842b0…6fae, so the delegation was still in force at block 26301061.
  • FACT: An EIP-7702 authorization only takes effect when signed by the authority's own key. The caller cannot produce one for Binance 14 without Binance 14's signing capability.
  • INFERENCE: Fifty pre-signed nonces is a way to make sure one of them matches a busy hot wallet's nonce at inclusion time. Whoever signed had unrestricted, repeatable signing over arbitrary EIP-7702 messages from Binance 14's key, not just over ordinary transfers.
  • FACT: Binance 16 (no code at latest) signed and sent its own transfers to 0x5227 in block 26300772 (for example 0x51f263fa…39f, 28,005.6 ETH). A second, independent key was therefore used.
  • FACT: The 780M + 43M USDC moved from 0xEe7a…4055 (an ERC1967 proxy) inside the caller's 0x043ff9d2 calls on Binance 14. INFERENCE: the delegated code used an existing USDC allowance or role that 0xEe7a had granted to Binance 14. OPEN: who 0xEe7a is and what that relationship was.
  • Class (INFERENCE): compromise of signing authority over at least two Binance hot-wallet keys, through key theft, signer or HSM-policy compromise, or an insider. EIP-7702 delegation was the instrument that made bulk sweeping of Binance 14 possible. It is not a protocol flaw: no bug in 7702 or in the tokens is needed to explain the chain data. The chain cannot separate a compromise from an authorized-but-rogue operator action.
  • What would tell a hack from a routine treasury move:
    • Hack-like signals present (FACT): a delegation to a contract deployed the same day by an unlabelled outsider EOA; 0x5227 was a fresh address with no history before block 26300770; test transfers followed by splits within minutes; immediate stablecoin-to-ETH swaps (FACT, section 3), which a treasury move has no reason to do and which reduce issuer-freeze exposure; lookalike poisoning around the destinations; a rehearsal on throwaway wallets.
    • Routine-move signals absent: no flow back into known Binance wallets, no Binance-labelled destination, and no announcement seen (OPEN, not checked).
    • What would reverse the verdict: funds returning to Binance-labelled addresses, the 7702 delegation being cleared by Binance 14 itself, or a Binance statement describing a planned migration.

No step-by-step method is given here, on purpose.

2. Scope

WalletRoleLost (FACT, block)
0x28C6c06298d514Db089934071355E5743bf21d60Binance 14 (Blockscout tag "Binance: Hot Wallet")Block 26300770: 167,464.248 ETH and 64 token transfers. Largest: 1,615,409,498.97 USDT; 62,597,239.68 RLUSD; 27,760,801.82 USD1; 9,707,546.77 USDe; 3,454,894.92 FDUSD; 1,014,445.39 USDS; 11,372.47 XAUT; 1,898.47 PAXG; 82.54 WBTC; 668.13 WETH; 29,934.01 WBETH; 1,936.94 BNB; 198.37M ENA; 2.26M LINK; 6.19M UNI; 7.18T PEPE; 499.07B SHIB; plus about 45 others (full list in tx 0x53bd38b8…e2f3). Block 26300968: 1,699.92 ETH, 3,917,639.77 USDT and 21 residual tokens. Blocks 26300855 and 26300945: used as the conduit for 823M USDC taken from 0xEe7a.
0xDFd5293D8e347dFe59E90eFd55b2956a1343963dBinance 16 (labelled per the brief)Block 26300772: 28,005.6 ETH; 55,739,800.5 USDT; 84.5 WBTC; 25,943,825.8 RLUSD; 583,592,986,820.1 PEPE; 304,598.2 LINK; 819,997.1 UNI; 1,199.3 XAUT; 18,819,171.4 ENA. 849 ETH remains.
0xEe7aE85f2Fe2239E27D9c1E23fFFe168D63b4055ERC1967 proxy, unlabelled on Blockscout823,000,000 USDC (blocks 26300855 and 26300945). Whether it is Binance-controlled is OPEN.
  • FACT: The only other addresses whose code points at the caller's contracts are the three test wallets: 0x43AE delegates to 0x63e842b0, and 0x8378 and 0x9C29 delegate to 0x19bee294. I checked every type-4 transaction sent by the caller in the window, but only the caller's own transactions. A type-4 transaction relayed by a different sender would not show up in that check (OPEN).
  • OPEN: Other Binance-labelled wallets were not enumerated. Only Binance 14 and 16 were checked.

3. Money trail

At block 26301061 (balances FACT, read with eth_call balanceOf and Blockscout coin_balance):

  • 0x5227f603…2f8c (first-hop collector): received the totals above. Sent 0.5 ETH and 500M USDT to 0x9749, 0.5 ETH and 200M USDT to 0x0Ddf, and 195,460 ETH to 0x8532. Still holds 975,066,939.25 USDT, 823,000,000 USDC and 1,708.78 ETH, plus most of the non-stable tokens. It sent 984,249,380 BEAM in block 26301056, so outflows are still running.
  • 0x9749292D…C762: sold about 325M USDT for ETH through UniswapX (V2DutchOrderReactor 0x00000011F84B9aa48e5f8aA8B9897600006289Be; fills to fillers 0x74edC79F…, 0x0000000000be226a…, 0xBEEf0296…, 0xEc4FB7e7…, 0x9b1303EB…) and SimpleSettlement 0x39974015…. It sent 175M USDT to 0x811f…e84C (now 0 USDT, so forwarded further; OPEN where). It holds 122,312.8 ETH and 0 USDT.
  • 0x0Ddf0480…697e: swapped about 10M USDT on Uniswap (UniversalRouter 0x23617e59…, v4 PoolManager 0x000000000004444c…). Sent 190M USDT and 3,552.3 ETH to 0x8d53…639A, which now holds 0 USDT (forwarded further; OPEN). Holds 0.06 ETH.
  • 0x8532FA14…43D4: holds 195,460 ETH, untouched.
  • Bridges, mixers, exchanges: none seen in the hops traced (FACT for the hops traced). UniswapX fillers and settlement contracts are DEX liquidity, not exchanges. The next hops from 0x811f and 0x8d53 are OPEN.
  • Still running: yes (FACT, block 26301056).

4. The three earlier EIP-7702 targets

  • FACT: 0x837810E3…aFBc3, 0x9C29BA2D…dbB6B and 0x43AEdb9B…04BD had no meaningful holdings. Minutes before each sweep they were funded by 0xFD41dA53…f408 (6 USDT + 1 USDC, 3 USDT + 1 USDC, and 2.541994 USDT) and by 0xe4F9070e…74cd (1.01 ETH). The sweeps took exactly those amounts (plus 0.01 ETH) to 0x24A4AE36…a4dE. The 0x4782f779 call returned 1 ETH to 0xe4F9.
  • FACT: their delegations were still in force at the latest block: 0x8378 and 0x9C29 to 0x19bee294, 0x43AE to 0x63e842b0.
  • INFERENCE (high confidence): these are rehearsal wallets under the caller's own control, not victims. The wallets that granted delegations show no third-party value, and the funders and the sweep recipient form a closed loop. Nothing of value was taken from them.

5. What can still be stopped or reversed (balances at block 26301061, FACT)

AddressUSDT (Tether can freeze)USDC (Circle can blacklist)Other
0x5227f603…2f8c975,066,939.25823,000,000.001,708.78 ETH; RLUSD (Ripple), USD1, FDUSD, PAXG (Paxos), XAUT (Tether) and others, issuer-freezable depending on each contract (OPEN per token)
0x9749292D…C76200122,312.8 ETH (not freezable)
0x0Ddf0480…697e000.06 ETH
0x811f1585…e84C0 (175M passed through)01.49 ETH
0x8d539036…639A0 (190M passed through)00.10 ETH
0x8532FA14…43D400195,460 ETH (not freezable)
  • The delegation on Binance 14 to 0x63e842b0 is still in force (FACT). INFERENCE: while it stays in place, whoever controls the caller can keep moving anything deposited to Binance 14, and Binance 14 should stop receiving deposits. Binance can clear it by signing a new 7702 authorization to the zero address from Binance 14's key, assuming its key is still under its control.
  • ETH and most ERC-20s have no pause. UniswapX swaps are final.
  • OPEN: whether 0xEe7a still grants Binance 14 a USDC allowance. If it does, the owner of 0xEe7a should revoke it.

6. Address-poisoning traffic (separate from the incident)

FACT, all in blocks 26300797–26301039. None of these move value out of the victim wallets.

  • Lookalikes of 0x9749…C762: 0x9749F766…C762, 0x9749e7aD…C762, 0x97497624…C762 and 0x9749110a… sent 0-value or dust transfers to 0x5227 (txs 0xf30310e6…, 0xf0c8cdb3…, 0x3e623279…, 0x8235d06a…). The fake tokens "ЕΤН" and "USDΤ" (Cyrillic and Greek letters with invisible characters) appear as if sent from 0x5227 to 0x9749110a… (blocks 26300802 and 26300807), and a 0.01 USDT dust transfer came from 0x97497624… (block 26300805).
  • Lookalike of 0x0Ddf…697e: fake "ЕТН" 0.5 from 0x5227 to 0x0dDF2795… (block 26300818).
  • A zero-value USDT transferFrom from 0x5227 to 0xD565…1529 (block 26300933, tx 0x63461684…), and dust ETH from 0xd48D2597… to both 0x5227 and 0x8532 (blocks 26300990 and 26301039).
  • INFERENCE: these are third-party poisoning bots reacting to the large flows, trying to get the sender to copy a lookalike address. They should not be counted as incident flows or as destinations of stolen funds.

7. Who to tell first

  1. Tether: freeze 975M USDT at 0x5227 (and check 0x811f / 0x8d53 downstream). Public contact: tether.to support / compliance@tether.to (from public Tether pages; not re-verified in this run).
  2. Circle: blacklist 823M USDC at 0x5227. Public contact: circle.com support / Circle compliance (not re-verified here).
  3. Binance security: Binance 14 delegation still in force; Binance 16 key in question. Public contact: Binance Bug Bounty / security team via binance.com, and official @binance channels.
  4. Owner of 0xEe7a…4055 (identity OPEN), and the issuers of RLUSD (Ripple), USD1, FDUSD, PAXG (Paxos) and XAUT (Tether) for the remaining stable and gold tokens at 0x5227.
  5. Uniswap Labs / UniswapX filler operators for tracing only. They cannot reverse fills.

Contact routes are from public knowledge and were not fetched in this run (OPEN).

Unanswered / limits

  • No Binance, Tether or Circle announcement was checked. All verdicts are from chain data only. X posts were not used.
  • Next hops beyond 0x811f, 0x8d53, 0x5C23, 0xAa24 and the BEAM recipient were not traced.
  • Bytecode of 0x63e842b0 and 0x19bee294 was not decompiled. Function roles are inferred from the observed effects.
  • Other Binance-labelled wallets were not systematically checked.
  • Amounts are from Blockscout's decoded token transfers. USDT and USDC balances were cross-checked with eth_call.
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    The report and wallet list are written. My verdict is a probable unauthorized drain of two Binance hot wallets, done with real Binance signing authority. I rate that medium-high confidence; how that authority was obtained is unknown. The most urgent point: 975,066,939 USDT and 823,000,000 USDC have not moved from 0x5227f603…2f8c as of block 26301061, so Tether and Circle can still freeze them.

    Everything comes from chain data only: public RPC and Blockscout, blocks 26295000–26301061. I did not check any Binance, Tether or Circle announcement, and the report says so.

    • Mechanism:
      • The caller's type-4 transaction 0xad99264d… (block 26300753) carried 50 authorizations, each signed by Binance 14's own key, for consecutive nonces. They delegate Binance 14 to the caller's contract 0x63e842b0. A 7702 authorization only works if the wallet's own key signs it, so whoever did this could sign for Binance 14.
      • Binance 16 signed its transfers to 0x5227 itself, so a second key was used.
      • My reading: signing authority over two hot-wallet keys was compromised, through key theft, a compromised signer, or an insider. The chain cannot tell that apart from an operator acting without authorization. 7702 was the tool used, not a protocol bug.
    • Scope:
      • Binance 14: about 169,164 ETH, about 1,619M USDT and about 70 other tokens.
      • Binance 16: 28,005.6 ETH, 55.7M USDT, 84.5 WBTC, 25.9M RLUSD and others.
      • 0xEe7a…4055: 823M USDC moved through Binance 14 calls. This is an unlabelled proxy contract and I could not find out who owns it.
    • Money trail:
      • 0x9749 swapped about 325M USDT to ETH through UniswapX and now holds about 122,312 ETH.
      • 0x0Ddf swapped about 10M USDT on Uniswap v4, then sent 190M USDT and 3,552 ETH on to 0x8d53.
      • 0x8532 holds 195,460 ETH, untouched.
      • The USDT that went to 0x811f (175M) and 0x8d53 (190M) has been passed on. I did not trace where it went next.
      • I saw no bridges or mixers in the hops I traced. Outflows were still running at the last block read: 984M BEAM left 0x5227 in block 26301056.
    • The three earlier 7702 targets: these look like the caller's own rehearsal wallets, not victims. They were funded with a few USDT and USDC minutes before each sweep, and the sweeps took exactly those amounts back.
    • What can still be stopped: besides the freezable USDT and USDC above, the delegations on Binance 14 and the three test wallets are still in force. Only Binance 14's own key can clear its delegation.
    • Address poisoning: the report lists the lookalike 0x9749…C762 and 0x0dDF… addresses and the fake-token traffic separately from the incident.
    • Who to tell first: Tether, then Circle, then Binance security. The contact routes come from public knowledge and I did not check them in this run.

    Limits (also listed as open questions in the report):

    • I did not decompile the caller's contracts.
    • I did not check other Binance-labelled wallets.
    • Two poisoning addresses appear only as prefixes in the wallet list.

    Files:

    • artifacts/report.md: summary (199 words), timeline table, and the seven answers. Each claim is marked FACT, INFERENCE or OPEN.
    • artifacts/wallets.csv: 23 addresses, 7 columns, parsed and checked.
    • README.md: the question and limits. This is the only file committed.

    The two artifacts are left untracked for the uploader. Git had no author set here, so I committed under your email.

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