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Gravity _on_3

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3.NFTs, for stable times.

Ah, the wild and wicked world of Crypto and DeFi, a madman’s playground where the pursuit of wealth sovereignty is both a noble quest and a fever dream. Picture the scene: a cybernetic battlefield where Bitcoin first raised its flaming sword, carving out a realm where value danced freely on the blockchain, unshackled from the grimy paws of central banks. This was the dawn, the Big Bang of decentralised finance, where value wasn't just stored but flung across the globe in a digital ballet.
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Signals, a new paradigm of priorities.

In the neon-lit underbelly of the crypto universe, where the air is thick with anticipation and the rules are written in lines of code, 3 emerges as a renegade force, ready to challenge the status quo. Their mission? To carve out a haven where self-incubation thrives, a sanctuary for those seeking autonomy in a world dominated by centralised powers.
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Explicitly 3.

In the cryptic corridors of 3, where the lines blur between innovation and insurgency, a visionary known as Gravity emerges as the architect of change. With a mission fuelled by the desire to reimagine the very fabric of finance, Gravity introduces us to the enigmatic world of 3.finance, where the rules are upended, and the future is ripe for the taking.
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3.Finance, an introduction.

In the twisted depths of the crypto jungle, a lone entity emerges with a mission that defies the norms of the financial realm. Enter 3.finance, a beacon of rebellion in the tumultuous sea of decentralised finance. Their creed? Self-incubation – a concept that rips through the fabric of traditional dependency, forging a path where projects can grow autonomously, untouched by the shackles of external influence.
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3.Finance, prelude minor

“The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust. Banks must be trusted to hold our money and transfer it electronically, but they lend it out in waves of credit bubbles with barely a fraction in reserve.” — Satoshi Nakamoto. November 2008.