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VC
$95,49
+$1,32(+%1,40)

*Data last updated: 2026-04-08 10:38 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-04-08 10:38, Fundrise Innovation Fund (VC) is priced at $95,49, with a total market cap of $2,53B, a P/E ratio of 12,86, and a dividend yield of %0,99. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $95,49 and $95,72. The current price is %0,00 above the day's low and %0,24 below the day's high, with a trading volume of 581,31K. Over the past 52 weeks, VC has traded between $85,24 to $95,72, and the current price is -%0,24 away from the 52-week high.

VC Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$90,82
Market Cap$2,53B
Volume581,31K
P/E Ratio12,86
Dividend Yield (TTM)%0,99
Dividend Amount$0,37
Diluted EPS (TTM)7,41
Net Income (FY)$201,00M
Revenue (FY)$3,76B
Earnings Date2026-04-23
EPS Estimate1,87
Revenue Estimate$900,16M
Shares Outstanding27,87M
Beta (1Y)1.159
Ex-Dividend Date2026-03-02
Dividend Payment Date2026-03-16

About VC

Visteon Corporation, an automotive technology company, engineers, designs, and manufactures automotive electronics and connected car solutions for vehicle manufacturers worldwide. The company provides instrument clusters, including analog gauge clusters to 2-D and 3-D display-based devices; information displays that integrate a range of user interface technologies and graphics management capabilities, such as 3-D, active privacy, TrueColor enhancement, cameras, optics, haptic feedback, and light effects; and Phoenix, a display audio and embedded infotainment platform, as well as onboard artificial intelligence-based voice assistant with natural language understanding. It also offers wired and wireless battery management systems; telematics control unit to enable secure connected car services, software updates, and data; and head-up displays. In addition, the company provides SmartCore, an automotive-grade, integrated domain controller; DriveCore, a platform for addressing multiple levels of vehicle automation; and body domain modules, which integrate various functions, such as central gateway, body controls, comfort, and vehicle access solutions into one device. Visteon Corporation was incorporated in 2000 and is headquartered in Van Buren, Michigan.
SectorConsumer Cyclical
IndustryAuto - Parts
CEOSachin S. Lawande
HeadquartersVan Buren,MI,US
Official Websitehttps://www.visteon.com
Employees (FY)10,50K
Average Revenue (1Y)$358,85K
Net Income per Employee$19,14K

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Memecoins vs. VC Tokens: Shifting Trends in Crypto

This article explores the performance comparison between Memecoins and VC Tokens in the current crypto market. The Ordinals trend of 2023 triggered a powerful anti-VC wave, leading to the rapid rise of Memecoins in the market. The article provides a detailed analysis of the high valuation and low return phenomenon of VC Tokens, as well as how Memecoins, leveraging community consensus and the concept of fair participation, have attracted significant attention and capital. By comparing the market reactions of both, the article reveals the ordinary investors' desire for fairness and actual returns, as well as the profound impact of this trend on the crypto market and VC institutions.

2024-08-05

A Look at Hack VC's Crypto Landscape

The article details Hack VC, a venture capital firm focused on the cryptocurrency space founded by Alexander Pack, a former key figure at Bain Capital and Dragonfly Capital. Since its establishment in 2020, Hack VC has actively led investments in multiple crypto projects, such as Babylon, imgnAI, AltLayer, Intia, io.net, Eclipse, Elixir, etc., and rapidly expanded its influence in the crypto market in a short period. Hack VC's investment strategy includes investing in projects in infrastructure, DeFi, games, security, enterprise services and other fields. Its investment portfolio covers different stages from early seed rounds to mature projects. In addition, Hack VC also actively participates in activities such as the Blockchain Developer Conference to promote the development of crypto technology and applications.

2024-04-21

Paradigm Shift: From VC-Driven Tokens to Community Consensus⁠

This article explores the paradigm shift in crypto token economics, analyzing the transition from VC-driven models to community consensus approaches. It examines the limitations of traditional token distribution methods, Memecoin market dynamics, and the emergence of dual-drive models that combine VC backing with community ownership for sustainable growth in the digital asset ecosystem.

2025-02-28

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2026-04-02 02:38

PIPPIN (pippin) rose 20.56% in the last 24 hours

Gate News, April 2, according to Gate market data, as of the time of publication, PIPPIN (pippin) is trading at $0.0603. In the past 24 hours, it has risen 20.56%, reaching a high of $0.0779 and dropping to a low of $0.0499. The total trading volume in the past 24 hours was $21.2392 million. The current market cap is approximately $60.3162 million. Pippin is an SVG unicorn drawn from the latest LLM benchmark using ChatGPT 4o. Pippin was created by Yohei Nakajima, who is a recognized innovator and thought leader in the AI VC space. He is known for his public building approach and has been at the forefront of the "AI for VC" movement, launching 100+ AI-driven prototypes, automated agents, and open-source projects. Its most notable iteration is BabyAGI (March 2023), the first popular open-source autonomous agent with task planning capabilities. This news is not investment advice. Investors should be mindful of market volatility risks.

2026-03-25 06:02

Berachain native token $BERA launches on Japan's SBI VC Trade, supporting JPY trading pairs

Gate News reports that on March 25, the Layer 1 blockchain project Berachain officially entered the Japanese market. SBI VC Trade, a cryptocurrency exchange under the Japanese financial group SBI Holdings, has launched spot trading for its native token $BERA and supports direct trading pairs with Japanese Yen (JPY). Under Japan’s strict regulatory framework overseen by the Financial Services Agency of Japan, compliant exchanges can only list audited "whitelisted" tokens, which have high entry barriers and scarcity in the local market. The listing of $BERA indicates that the project has completed the regulatory compliance process required by the Japanese Financial Services Agency. As part of SBI Group’s financial ecosystem, SBI VC Trade now provides fiat on/off ramps and trading support for $BERA for both institutional and individual users in Japan. Additionally, SBI VC Trade plans to run a trading incentive campaign from March 25 to April 30, 2026, with a total value of 10 million yen. Users participating in $BERA/JPY trading will have a chance to win rewards through a lottery.

2026-03-23 14:46

Kalshi Early Employees Build Prediction Market VC Fund 5c(c) Capital, Targeting $35 Million in Fundraising

Gate News reports that on March 23, early Kalshi employee Adhi Rajaprabhakaran and Noah Zingler-Sternig are raising up to $35 million for the newly established venture capital fund 5c(c) Capital, focusing on investing in early-stage startups in the prediction market sector. Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour and Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan have both participated in the funding, along with other early supporters including Andreessen Horowitz co-founder Marc Andreessen, Ribbit Capital founder Micky Malka, and former Multicoin Capital managing partner Kyle Samani. The fund plans to invest in approximately 20 companies over the next two years, with the first closing to be completed within a month.

2026-03-19 00:50

Japan's SBI Launches Retail USDC Lending Services Under Digital Asset Division

Gate News Report, March 19 — SBI Holdings' digital asset division SBI VC Trade announced the launch of USDC lending services for retail users in Japan. Users can lend USDC stablecoins to the platform under fixed-term agreements to earn interest, with a maximum of 5,000 USDC per application. This product is a loan to SBI VC Trade rather than a deposit, and users assume direct counterparty risk. SBI stated that it may re-lend the borrowed USDC as part of its operations.

2026-03-18 14:46

Japan's SBI VC Trade will launch USDC lending services this Thursday, with a maximum amount of 5000 USDC per period.

Gate News, March 18 — SBI Holdings' digital asset subsidiary SBI VC Trade announced that it will officially launch USDC lending services in Japan this Thursday (March 20). Retail users can lend stablecoins to the platform through fixed-term agreements to earn interest, with a maximum application limit of 5,000 USDC per period. Structurally, this product is a loan from users to SBI VC Trade rather than a deposit, and users must directly bear counterparty risk. SBI VC Trade stated that the platform may re-lend the borrowed USDC. Additionally, users cannot withdraw or transfer funds during the fixed lending period. Unlike bank deposits, this product is not protected by asset segregation, and in the event of platform bankruptcy, users face the risk of not being able to fully recover their assets.

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DeepFlowTech

DeepFlowTech

1 hours ago
Author: Wintermute Ventures Compiled by: Deep Tide TechFlow Deep Tide Brief: Wintermute Ventures’ investment manager Joscha Kupferberg attended the EthCC conference held in Cannes and brought back first-hand observations: VCs are making more cautious moves, but they’re still investing; founders generally aren’t in a rush to issue tokens—they’re instead focusing on building products first; DeFi builders are collectively flocking to the Vault track; new bank features are becoming standard rather than a differentiating advantage; and in the crypto space, almost all applications of AI Agents have effectively retreated back to trading bots. @wmt\_ventures posts: What are crypto builders doing right now? “Vault is the new Perps.” This is a line that was heard repeatedly at the EthCC conference in Cannes. The conference reflects a broader shift across the industry: there’s less noise, more institutional faces, and founders are quietly getting work done rather than chasing release timelines. Our investment manager @joschakup spent a full week immersed in these conversations. Here are his observations. EthCC atmosphere Unlike some pessimistic takes, the mood on site was generally positive. Early builders, VCs, and family offices that are actively writing checks were mixed together, creating a relatively healthy environment. The only clearly visible shadow was layoffs—this reality is still real and widespread across the entire industry. How crypto VCs are investing now VCs have become more cautious, but they’re still active. The direction has shifted toward later-stage seed rounds and beyond, because that’s where there’s traction and product-market fit that can be assessed. The era of placing moonshot bets purely on vibes appears to be over. Founders no longer chase token issuance Most of the early founders Joscha spoke with didn’t treat token issuance as a priority. The focus was on building an economically viable product first. Token optionality is a topic for later—if there even is one. Topics worth tracking A few trends are heating up: On-chain foreign exchange is quietly becoming a serious topic Privacy-oriented DeFi is rising as a legitimate track, and more and more projects are exploring institutional-grade use cases Prediction markets have gained substantial traction, and competition around liquidity infrastructure and incentive design is getting increasingly fierce Vault is the new Perps DeFi builders are hunkering down to do the work, increasingly focused on institutional use cases and RWA. If there’s one theme you can’t get around, it’s the Vault. From Vault infrastructure, yield products, and rehypothecation, to strategy discovery engines and rating systems, the entire track has already highly consolidated into this category—followed closely by stablecoins and neobank offerings. New bank features are no longer a differentiating advantage Many DeFi projects with substantial TVL are integrating third-party service providers to deliver new bank functionality: on/off-ramp channels, debit cards, and yield vaults. This is a sensible approach for retaining users, but the logical inference is that new bank features on their own no longer constitute differentiation. AI Agents have almost all retreated into trading bots Most AI Agent use cases in crypto appear to have made an almost 180-degree turn, retreating back to trading bots. Joscha originally hoped to bring back some new ideas, but he didn’t. This is the only area that hasn’t yet surprised him.
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SnapshotLaborer

SnapshotLaborer

6 hours ago
Capital is reassessing the commercial value of quantum computing. In the spring of 2026, the quantum computing track is blazing hot. According to Touzhong Jiachuan CVSource data, in this year’s first quarter, the total amount of financing in China’s domestic quantum track has already reached RMB 3.2B, exceeding the total for all of 2025. Among them, there are more than 7 cases where the single-round financing amount exceeded RMB 100 million. These data send a clear signal: capital is re-evaluating the commercial value of quantum computing. And today, yet another quantum computing company has brought good news. Touzhong Net learned that TwoYi WanXiang has completed an RMB 100 million-plus (or “hundreds of millions”) Series A financing round. The round was led jointly by the Beijing Information Industry Development Investment Fund and Shunwei Capital, with iFlytek, Junlian Capital, and Yizhuang Guotou participating in the investment. TwoYi WanXiang was established in July 2024 and was incubated from Tsinghua University’s former Atom and Quantum Computing team. In the entire era of scientific and technological innovation, the “Tsinghua-clan” is an existence that cannot be ignored. For VCs, investing in Tsinghua alumni and projects coming out of Tsinghua labs is long ago not new—some would even say it has become one of the most stable and safest investment logics for many institutions. The overlap between TwoYi WanXiang’s “Tsinghua-clan” background and the industry’s mounting heat has drawn substantial attention to this round of financing. Although there are not many institutions ultimately appearing on the shareholder list, according to information from the company, since the financing process began, more than 100 institutions have submitted investment intentions. Some institutions, to secure their share, even offered open TS so that the team could fill it out themselves. Such a scene left a deep impression on TwoYi WanXiang’s chairman, Shi Qi. However, she said that when selecting investors, the company still values industry enablement and long-term accompaniment more. As for the use of funds, Shi Qi revealed that they will focus on engineering-focused breakthroughs for full-system development, continuous development of core technologies, an all-round layout of the industry ecosystem, and systematic exploration of application scenarios. Incubated by Tsinghua—two rounds of financing within a year -------------- To understand the value of TwoYi WanXiang, we first need to go back to quantum computing itself. Simply put, quantum computing is a new computing paradigm based on quantum mechanics. It uses the properties of qubits—superposition, entanglement, and more—to achieve computing capabilities far beyond those of classical computers for certain specific problems. This is precisely the fundamental reason why it has been placed high hopes on it—from new drug R&D and material simulation to combinatorial optimization—quantum computing is expected to reshape computing paradigms in many fields. But to realize this vision, extremely complex physics and engineering challenges must be overcome. At present, the main technology routes explored by the industry include superconductors, ions, photons, atoms, and others. Each route has shown differentiated development in terms of physical principles, operating conditions, and commercialization potential. TwoYi WanXiang adopts the atomic route. By precisely controlling individual atoms, it encodes qubits into atomic internal states, thereby enabling quantum information processing. Because a bit-scale is easier to expand and individual atoms can be moved flexibly, this approach is more suited for quantum error correction and offers advantages in realizing universal quantum computing. Notably, although the company was founded not long ago, the founding team’s research accumulation in the field of cold atoms has exceeded 20 years—back in 1999, Tsinghua University’s Institute of Advanced Studies initiated theoretical research on cold atoms. In 2019, the Department of Physics of Tsinghua University began building the Atom and Quantum Computing laboratory, focusing on innovation and breakthroughs in experimental technologies. It has already obtained several internationally advanced original technologies. However, for a technology to move from the laboratory to industrialization, relying solely on research funding and academic papers is far from enough. To truly build a usable quantum computer, you need a larger capital base, more flexible operating mechanisms, and faster iteration speed. TwoYi WanXiang’s chairman Shi Qi told me that this is precisely the internal driving force for the team to step out of the laboratory and start a company. “Industry-academia-research transformation needs a market-oriented carrier.” In addition, she also mentioned a key external factor that pushes entrepreneurship. A joint research team led by Professors Lukin, Vuletic, and Greiner from Harvard-MIT began working on the atomic route of quantum computing around 2015. In 2018, the team founded QuEra. By the end of 2023, they leveraged the advantages of the atomic platform to encode 48 logical qubits—far exceeding the single-digit number of logical qubits in other physical platforms at the time—bringing the atomic technology route into the mainstream’s view. “The technical breakthroughs from the Harvard-MIT team made the team even more convinced in its development plan of integrating industry, academia, and research.” Shi Qi said. It was precisely under the dual drive of internal transformation needs and external technology validation that TwoYi WanXiang was officially established in July 2024. In August 2025, TwoYi WanXiang completed an angel round financing from Junlian Capital. Eight months later, the company also completed a Series A financing round at the RMB 100 million-plus level. This round marks that TwoYi WanXiang has officially entered a new stage of large-scale, comprehensive development. Full-chain layout—achieving full-stack, independent and controllable technology ----------------- For most startups, survival is the first priority, so they often choose to enter at a particular link in the industrial chain. But TwoYi WanXiang chose a harder path: from measurement-and-control systems and components, to the full atom quantum computing system, and then to derived products such as algorithms and cloud platforms—achieving a full-line layout across the upstream, midstream, and downstream. Shi Qi told me that behind this choice there are practical considerations. The upstream layout is to achieve independent and controllable capabilities, while real-time feedback from the downstream can in turn support continuous iteration in the midstream and upstream, forming a closed loop of “application—feedback—upgrade.” Of course, TwoYi WanXiang did not build this from scratch. Its strong scientific research background gives it the confidence to do so. In early 2026, the company successfully completed a capital increase and share acquisition involving research results in “Atomic Quantum Computing,” jointly from Tsinghua University’s Institute of Advanced Studies and the Department of Physics, through a joint team. Shi Qi characterizes the cooperation with the research team as the “three-horse chariot” driving the development of atomic quantum computing: the Tsinghua Institute of Advanced Studies research group is responsible for theory and overall coordination; the Department of Physics research group focuses on innovation and breakthroughs in experimental technologies. TwoYi WanXiang is committed to engineering the full-system development, product R&D, and building an ecosystem across upstream and downstream industries. Each has its own focus, yet they also connect seamlessly with one another. In the second half of 2025, the “optical metasurface” optical tweezers projection technology innovated by the school’s research team can support the capture of atomic qubits at the tens of thousands level. This major breakthrough was highlighted on the front page by an international authoritative industry media outlet in physics. Based on this, the company’s full-chain layout has been advanced in an orderly manner. However, a full-chain layout does not mean there is no emphasis. Developing the full atomic quantum computing system remains its core business. At present, TwoYi WanXiang’s first-generation atomic quantum computer has officially begun construction. The product is equipped with multiple breakthrough technologies: it builds hundreds of qubit, lossless programmable atomic arrays through dynamic reconfiguration technology, supporting expansion to the thousand-qubit scale; and relying on its self-developed fast FPGA reconfiguration technology, combined with high-fidelity Rydberg excitation, it can implement full-connected two-qubit gate control. It is understood that the first-generation atomic quantum computer will be officially released in the spring of 2027. For upstream core components, the company adopts a strategy of “independent development plus joint development.” Judging from the results, the company has already self-developed a number of technology-leading products. For example, its self-developed “high-vacuum-compatible integrated atomic source” is the first miniaturized, integrated atomic beam generator in China. It addresses the problems in traditional cold-atom quantum computing and precision measurement equipment where large standalone systems make the equipment bulky, costly, and complex to operate. In addition, to further strengthen software and system synergy, TwoYi WanXiang has also set up a wholly-owned subsidiary, “TianCe LiangWu,” mainly engaged in the independent development of measurement-and-control systems and quantum computing software, providing supporting software for the parent company’s full-system hardware. While moving in parallel on both hardware and software, TwoYi WanXiang has also made an important layout in the emerging track of “quantum-intelligence integration.” It is worth mentioning that, announced concurrently with this round of financing, there is also the joint venture company “LiangZhi KaiWu” jointly established by TwoYi WanXiang and iFlytek. It is understood that this company is positioned as an innovative platform for quantum-intelligence integration. It mainly focuses on algorithm research and technological innovation driven by deep integration of quantum technology and artificial intelligence, promoting frontier exploration and industrial transformation in directions such as AI enabling quantum computing and quantum precision measurement, intelligent-agent quantum computers, and quantum-intelligence integrated computing power. After completing the above series of layouts, TwoYi WanXiang’s next capital move is also already on the agenda. Shi Qi told Touzhong Net that the company plans to kick off its next round of financing in the near future. Quantum computing is entering the eve of a boom ---------- In recent years, “quantum computing” has long become an acknowledged blue ocean. But to be frank, this track has not been a hot one in the primary market. The reason is that, for most VCs, quantum computing is still too early-stage. But starting in 2025, the situation has changed clearly. According to Touzhong Jiachuan CVSource data, in 2025, investment events in the quantum computing field jumped to 36 deals, setting a historical high. Entering 2026, as early as the first quarter alone, the total investment volume has already exceeded the full-year total of 2025. Why did quantum computing suddenly catch fire? First, there is strong policy-driven momentum. From 2023 to 2025, quantum technology has been written into the government work reports for three consecutive years. This means it is no longer just an internal topic within the research community, but has risen to a national-level strategic consensus. Especially in the “Fifteenth Five-Year Plan Outline” released in March this year, quantum technology was formally listed as the top priority for future industrial planning. Under policy pressure, many local governments have established relevant industrial funds. At this stage, more than 80% of funds in the RMB fund market come from institutions with state-owned capital backgrounds—this includes government guidance funds, SOE industrial funds, and local state-owned-capital platforms. In a sense, national strategy and the selection of state-owned platforms largely determine the flow of most funds and their preferences. Second, there are concentrated technological breakthroughs, providing capital with “verifiable confidence anchors.” In 2025, the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to scientists who made pioneering contributions in the field of superconducting quantum circuits. This top global honor further boosted society’s attention to quantum technology, and also prompted more cross-border capital to start seriously reviewing this track. At the same time, tech giants such as Google and IBM have made substantive breakthroughs in fault-tolerant computing and qubit scale, allowing quantum computing to begin touching practical implementation thresholds. Driven by both policy and technology, industry views on the practical implementation of quantum computing have also formed new expectations. However, Shi Qi also mentioned that on the road to practical quantum computing, risks and opportunities coexist. The current industry’s most prominent—and most difficult—dilemma to solve in the short term is the extreme shortage of compound talent. Quantum computing is not a field supported by a single discipline. It is a typical interdisciplinary area—requiring talents from related majors such as physics, electronic engineering, optical engineering, and computer science to participate together. There is data showing that, currently, China’s quantum information talent is still in short supply, and there are significant gaps in excellent talent for certain key roles. For example, there are fewer than 200 technical directors in China who can manage an entire quantum computing project lifecycle. “Each year, there are very few PhD graduates from relevant domestic research groups who can both start hands-on and immediately do experiments.” Shi Qi said, “And some students also stay in universities to engage in theoretical research and frontier exploration. It is even rarer for people who truly enter industry and have engineering deployment capability.” This talent-structure gap is becoming an invisible ceiling constraining the development of the entire industry. For most startups, how to build their own talent cultivation system in the talent competition will be a longer-term challenge than fundraising. Source of this article: Touzhong Net Risk Disclosure and Disclaimer Clauses The market involves risks; investment must be cautious. This article does not constitute personal investment advice, and it has not considered any specific investment goals, financial situations, or needs of individual users. Users should consider whether any opinions, viewpoints, or conclusions in this article align with their specific circumstances. Investing on this basis is at your own risk and responsibility.
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GateUser-c7f58a37

GateUser-c7f58a37

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1. Cycle Analogy: Similarities and Differences Between 2019 and 2026 Yili Hua compares the current situation to 2019, and this **“drought period”** indeed shares many characteristics: • Liquidity exhaustion: In the secondary market, aside from mainstream coins, altcoin trading volume is bleak; in the primary market, VCs are becoming extremely selective, no longer easily funding PPTs. • Layoff waves and industry cleanup: Only after experiencing large-scale layoffs and project shutdowns will market bubbles and speculative costs truly decrease. • Differences: In 2019, Bitcoin was still below $10,000, whereas now it’s around the $70k mark. Although industry confidence is low, asset prices are not cheap. This means that current “bottom-fishing” is no longer simply buying low, but buying “the certainty of being mispriced.” 2. Has the Best Contrarian Investment Window Arrived? I believe we are currently in the **“left-side positioning” deep water zone**, but whether it’s the “best” depends on your position structure: • Primary market (VC): Absolutely a good opportunity. When everyone is pessimistic about Web3, project valuations become more rational, making it easier to identify truly technically defensible seeds. • Secondary market (trading): The risk lies in “wear and tear.” Just as you previously judged that BTC couldn’t break through $72k, the market may erode investors’ patience through prolonged volatility. 3. Core Logic: Geopolitics and Macro Liquidity Easing tensions between the US and Iran can indeed give risk assets a breather, but what truly determines the market trend in the second half of 2026 is still the Federal Reserve’s liquidity gate. If secondary market liquidity cannot shift from “sharp decline” to “recovery,” then mere confidence repair can only support a rebound, not a reversal. 💡 Summary: The current contrarian investment logic is valid, but it requires **“patient capital.” If you, like Yili Hua, have a long-term perspective, now is indeed the sowing period for “opportunities similar to 2020.” But for ordinary investors, during this high-level sideways trading around $70,000, **“controlling position size + seeking high-quality primary assets”** is much wiser than full allocation and going all-in on the secondary market. #Gate广场四月发帖挑战
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