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Osmosis governance. Proposal №951

6 Jul 2025

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Osmosis governance. Proposal №951

We @Stakewolle votes YES on @osmosiszone $OSMO proposal №951. This proposal involves monthly purchase of BTC using allocated fees from non-OSMO taker fees. Check out the assets being swapped to BTC in the proposal for June! #OSMO #Osmosis. Check our vote in explorer. Choose governance involved validator for staking your coins 🙏

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