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Concentration Kills: A Forty-Two Hour Tragedy

Here we observe Ollight, a specimen barely old enough to vote, whose tragic flaw was not technical incompetence but rather a fatal case of extreme wealth inequality. Ninety-nine point one percent of its circulating supply rests in merely ten hands—a concentration so severe it makes oligarchies look like democracies. One suspects the remaining 0.9% of holders are still drafting their farewell letters.

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