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Du au · 27 observations
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| Date UTC | Rate | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 0,14985406 | -1,78% | |
| 0,15256543 | -0,06% | |
| 0,15265536 | +3,89% | |
| 0,14694343 | -0,10% | |
| 0,14708549 | +0,70% | |
| 0,14606285 | +0,00% | |
| 0,14606333 | -0,42% | |
| 0,14667212 | +5,34% |
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