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Nice project, long-lasting but quite unstable, at the moment the returns have dropped but should rise again in 2025. Too bad that the project is proposed by people hunting for network networks, such as Walter Groff.
If I were in the company, I would distance myself from certain characters who aim exclusively for their profit by also telling things as they are not in reality.
I have to completely change my experience regarding ClashNode. As of today, it's a complete pyramid scheme, with its main owner named Carlos Nobre, who has been reported on various websites for similar frauds. I'd also like to add that they're now trying to launch a new scam with a site called Kharpanetwork, which the same people behind ClashNode are promoting. Be very careful with these investment projects!
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