Welcome back to another crypto daily 3 at 3. What's going on guys? Happy Tuesday. So today we're going to look at

first hashgraph and its implications for alt season. Two, we're going to look at tokenization of stuff,

real estate, NBA contracts, you name it.

And number three, we're going to talk about some delistings in the privacy coin space, the

travel rule, and what it all means.

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Hashgraph, right? And an alt season. So a little tongue-in-cheek thing. I was thinking about it

earlier. Whenever a new project touts, it's TPS. All I can think of is office space and TPS reports.

But anyway, so Hashgraph, it's out now.

It is theoretically a faster blockchain alternative, right?

So for those of you who haven't been paying attention or haven't been following along with Haschgraph,

its whole thing is based on a new technology called

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