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Alef Financial is led by the House of Betancourt β a Sephardi Jewish family, heir to a 600-year-old legal and financial tradition. Juan Correa, who publishes under the pen name J.β΅. Bettencourt β philosopher (Oxford 2016), scientist (Bocconi 2021), author of How to Make the Most Money β is the head of the project. He can be reached directly via @AlefMoney on Telegram or at +1 321 448 3108.
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Alef Financial Β· alef.money Β· July 2026
The Alef Portfolio is an actively managed, leveraged portfolio product tokenised on the Solana blockchain. It seeks long-term capital appreciation by maintaining diversified exposure across three macro themes β cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and precious metals β at a target gross leverage of 1.4β1.6Γ. Participation is mediated through the ALEF token, whose price tracks the portfolio's net asset value (NAV) per token in real time. A management fee of 1% per year (not including interest, trading fees, and slippage) is accrued continuously and reflected in the token price. There are no performance fees.
Traditional portfolio vehicles β university funds, sovereign wealth funds, large family offices β have historically achieved strong risk-adjusted returns through three structural advantages: diversification across uncorrelated asset classes, moderate leverage applied at the portfolio level rather than the position level, and long investment horizons that allow drawdowns to recover without forced liquidation.
These advantages have been largely inaccessible to smaller investors. Access requires significant minimum capital, trust in opaque counterparties, and acceptance of illiquidity. The Alef Portfolio is designed to make portfolio-style investing available to any participant holding ALEF tokens, with transparent on-chain accounting, daily liquidity, and a clearly disclosed fee structure.
The product does not attempt to outperform through alpha generation or market timing. Instead, it relies on the structural tailwind of the three chosen themes, the mathematical effect of moderate leverage applied to a diversified book, and disciplined monthly rebalancing to maintain target weights.
The portfolio is divided equally across three macro themes, each representing approximately one-third of gross asset exposure:
This three-theme structure is designed so that the three buckets are weakly correlated in normal conditions and provide meaningful diversification benefit. In particular, precious metals historically perform well in risk-off regimes where crypto and technology assets face headwinds, reducing portfolio drawdown depth.
The portfolio targets gross exposure of 1.4β1.6Γ NAV. Leverage is implemented primarily through leveraged ETF instruments and derivative positions rather than direct margin borrowing, which limits liquidation risk while preserving the amplification effect.
At 1.5Γ gross leverage, a 10% uniform appreciation across all assets produces approximately 15% NAV appreciation before fees. Conversely, a 10% uniform decline produces approximately 15% NAV decline. The asymmetric volatility of crypto assets within the portfolio means that tail risk is concentrated in the crypto bucket; the metals allocation is intended to partially offset this in severe stress scenarios.
Leverage is reviewed monthly alongside rebalancing. If realised leverage drifts materially outside the 1.4β1.6Γ band, it is adjusted toward the midpoint.
The portfolio is rebalanced on a fixed monthly schedule. At each rebalancing event, positions in all three themes are adjusted back toward their target weights. The simulation assumes a 1% round-trip transaction cost on rebalanced turnover, which conservatively reflects spread, slippage, and exchange fees across the asset mix.
Rebalancing has two effects: it systematically sells outperforming assets and buys underperforming ones (enforcing mean-reversion discipline), and it prevents any single theme from becoming dominant through drift. The monthly frequency is chosen to balance responsiveness against transaction cost drag.
ALEF is a SPL token on Solana. Its supply is managed by the Alef Financial on-chain program. The token price is defined as:
P(t) = NAV(t) / TotalSupply(t)
where NAV(t) is the total mark-to-market value of portfolio assets at time t, denominated in USDC. The program stores nav_per_token as a u64 with 6 decimal places of precision and updates it on each NAV update transaction.
New ALEF tokens are minted when investors deposit USDC. The number of tokens received is:
TokensReceived = DepositAmount / nav_per_token
Redemptions burn ALEF tokens and return the corresponding USDC value from the liquidity reserve.
Material actions β minting tokens, updating NAV, adding or removing administrators, freezing accounts β are gated by an on-chain proposal and approval system. Proposals require majority approval from the current administrator set before execution. All proposals and approvals are recorded on-chain and publicly auditable. This design prevents any single key from unilaterally issuing tokens or altering the system state.
The total liabilities of Alef Financial are simply the outstanding ALEF tokens. The ALEF token supply is recorded on the Solana blockchain and is publicly queryable by anyone at any time via any Solana block explorer, including Solscan β. The circulating supply multiplied by the current NAV per token gives the total redemption liability at any point in time. This figure can be directly compared against the on-chain portfolio β whose reserve addresses across all active chains (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, TON, and Solana) are published in the Proof of Reserves section of this site β to verify at any moment that assets exceed liabilities and every token is fully backed. Note that portfolio assets are deployed into on-chain lending protocols: Aave on Ethereum (which issues position NFTs), Venus on BNB Chain, and JustLend on Tron (which issues fungible jToken receipt tokens). In all cases a raw wallet balance check shows the receipt tokens or NFTs rather than the full underlying value; actual position values must be read from the relevant protocol interface.
The Alef Financial on-chain program was developed entirely with AI assistance. The full program source is publicly verifiable on-chain. Because the bytecode is deterministic and the logic is compact, anyone can paste the decompiled source into any capable AI model and receive a plain-language explanation of exactly what the contract does β no specialist Rust or Solana expertise required. We consider AI-assisted code review to be the most accessible and practical form of smart contract audit available to retail investors today.
The Alef Portfolio charges a single management fee of 1% per year (not including interest, trading fees, and slippage), accrued continuously and reflected in the NAV per token. There are no performance fees, no entry fees, and no exit fees beyond any applicable spread at the time of redemption.
This fee is intentionally low. Alef is led by the House of Betancourt β a lean, family-run operation with no fund administrator and no layer of institutional intermediaries each extracting their cut. That structural simplicity translates directly into cost: what a regulated fund charges investors to cover its overhead, Alef does not have. The management fee covers portfolio management and rebalancing execution, NAV calculation and on-chain updates, infrastructure and risk monitoring, and ongoing operational costs. Transaction costs embedded in rebalancing are deducted from portfolio NAV directly and are not charged separately.
The fee rate encoded in the NAV calculation code shall at no time exceed 2% per year above the highest published lending reference rate among Bitfinex, OKX, and Binance at the time of any update. Under normal market conditions the operator commits to keeping the fee materially below that ceiling β the current rate of 1% per year reflects this commitment.
The Portfolio typically maintains leverage equivalent to approximately 66% of equity β, achieved through a combination of margin borrowing and leveraged ETFs. The cost of leverage is reflected in the portfolio's net returns and in the backtest simulation; the interest rate on margin borrowing may vary with market conditions.
Alef Financial maintains a USDC liquidity reserve of between 5% and 15% of the Portfolio's total market capitalisation at all times under normal operating conditions. This reserve exists to facilitate redemptions without requiring immediate portfolio liquidation, to absorb short-term funding requirements, and to buffer against sudden market dislocations. The reserve is held in USDC and earns a stable yield through money market instruments.
Gross leverage is monitored continuously. If realised leverage exceeds 1.7Γ due to asset appreciation or if it falls below 1.3Γ due to drawdown, an unscheduled rebalancing event is triggered to return it toward the 1.5Γ midpoint. This prevents runaway leverage in trending markets while avoiding excessive de-leveraging in drawdowns that would crystallise losses prematurely.
Two categories of counterparty risk are material to this portfolio and investors should understand them explicitly:
We mitigate these risks through two mechanisms. First, multi-chain distribution: the portfolio is held across multiple independent blockchains (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, TON, and Solana), so no single chain or protocol failure can affect the entire portfolio. Second, 24/7 AI monitoring: we run continuous automated monitoring of news, social media, and on-chain signals for any indicators of stress β including unusual on-chain activity, protocol exploits, or regulatory action β enabling positions to be moved before a potential failure crystallises.
The performance chart on this platform is a backtest simulation produced by applying the current target allocation and rebalancing rules to historical price data for comparable instruments over the period January 2018 to June 2026. Key methodology assumptions:
Backtest results are illustrative only. They do not represent the actual historical performance of the Alef Portfolio. Past simulated performance does not predict future results.
| Blockchain | Solana (mainnet-beta) |
| Token Standard | SPL Token, 6 decimals |
| NAV Denomination | USDC (6 decimal precision) |
| Governance | On-chain multi-admin proposal system (majority approval required) |
| Management Fee | 1%/year (excl. interest, trading fees & slippage), accrued continuously in NAV |
| Target Leverage | 1.4β1.6Γ gross exposure |
| NAV Updates | Updated on-chain daily; readable by anyone via the program state account |
| Token Mint | FBHd9upXFkeWSwe9qEdcgRLa4Y6uzsLCSawrpfPkQZGg β |
| On-Chain Program | 2EGVnaKzQoDNcGxx1onj66FS11ZQJjscCGh3g7Kkm6pu β |
| Contract Development | Developed with AI assistance; auditable by anyone using any capable AI model |
Alef Financial operates under the discipline of game-theoretic incentive alignment. The expected present value of running an honest, long-lived operation β compounding management fees on a growing asset base, indefinitely β exceeds the one-time gain from any act of defection by a margin that makes defection irrational. Observable on-chain transactions and rapid investor communication make any defection immediately public, collapsing future payoffs to zero. Operator capital is co-invested in the Portfolio, eliminating the principal-agent problem at its root. This structural constraint is self-enforcing and requires no external regulator to function.
A further and decisive constraint is personal accountability. The Portfolio is managed by the House of Betancourt, a fully identified family-led operation headed by Juan Correa (J.β΅. Bettencourt), whose full legal name, educational credentials, professional history, and physical location are publicly attached to this project. This is not an anonymous team, a pseudonymous developer, or a dispersed DAO. These are real people with faces, passports, and addresses. Any act of misappropriation would not merely be commercially self-destructive β it would be a criminal offence prosecutable across multiple jurisdictions, with extradition treaties covering the countries where he resides and operates. His personal freedom, not merely his reputation or future income, is what he would forfeit upon defection. The asymmetry is overwhelming: a one-time gain bounded by current AUM set against permanent loss of liberty. No rational actor makes that trade.
Participation involves risk of loss. Total loss of capital, while disclosed as a theoretical possibility, is considered a remote tail risk that would require a simultaneous and unprecedented collapse across all asset classes β an event that would, by the same reasoning, impair the value of virtually any investment vehicle including bank deposits and government-guaranteed instruments.
It is each individual's responsibility to ensure that participating in Alef does not breach any law, sanction, or regulation applicable to them.
Alef Financial is currently working towards formal regulatory registration and has engaged an independent third-party auditor to conduct a comprehensive review of the portfolio and its on-chain infrastructure. Updates will be published as these processes are completed.
Alef Financial Β· alef.money Β· July 2026
For enquiries: info@alef.money
J.β΅. Bettencourt β philosopher (Oxford 2016), scientist (Bocconi 2021)
Selected chapters Β· Alef Financial Β· alef.money
This chapter is personal. Not in the sense of being a memoir β that comes later β but in the sense of being about you, the individual investor, operating with real constraints: limited capital, no institutional infrastructure, a day job, a family, and a healthy suspicion of anyone who claims to have a system. The good news is that the best available framework for retail investors is also the simplest.
Most people think about investing the wrong way. They ask: what should I buy? They read predictions, follow forecasters, watch for signals. This is the wrong question because it is not answerable. No one reliably knows what markets will do next. If they did, prices would already reflect that knowledge.
The right question is: given that I cannot predict the future, how should I structure my portfolio so that I do well across the widest possible range of futures? This is a maximization problem, and it has a formal solution.
Let the investor choose a portfolio w β a vector of weights across assets β to maximize the Sharpe ratio: the expected excess return divided by the volatility of that return. This is the correct objective for a rational investor with no specific prediction about the future, because a high Sharpe ratio means you get the most return per unit of risk borne.
But the maximization is subject to constraints. Three matter most for a real investor:
The portfolio that satisfies all three constraints, maximizes the Sharpe ratio, and can be actually implemented by a retail investor is simple: The Holy Trinity. The Father is gold: the oldest store of value, nobody's liability. The Son is cryptocurrency: Bitcoin as the monetary bedrock, immutable and trust-free, with BNB, TRX, and Ethereum for their deflationary mechanics. The Holy Ghost is artificial intelligence: technology exposure through QLD, the 2Γ Nasdaq ETF, representing the force that is reshaping every industry at once. The Father is permanence. The Son is transformation. The Holy Ghost is the force that moves through everything, invisible until it isn't.
In numbers: 45% cryptocurrency (The Son), 22.5% QLD (The Holy Ghost), 17.5% UGL and 10% physical Maple Leafs (The Father), and 5% Alef (more on that later). Effective leverage 1.4Γ through the instrument selection.
The portfolio achieves 1.4Γ effective leverage entirely through the leveraged ETFs β no margin borrowing required. The blended exposure comes from 22.5% QLD at 2Γ and 17.5% UGL at 2Γ, with the rest unlevered. This amplifies returns while keeping the maximum drawdown within a range that most investors can psychologically survive and financially maintain.
Total exposure: 45 + 45 + 35 + 10 + 5 = 140% = 1.4Γ effective leverage. No margin account. No borrowing costs. No margin call risk. The leverage is baked into the instruments.
Bitcoin and Ethereum held on an exchange are not truly yours. The exchange can freeze withdrawals, go bankrupt, be hacked, or be regulated out of existence. The part of the crypto allocation that you intend to hold for years should be in self-custody: a hardware wallet, air-gapped from the internet, with the seed phrase stored securely and separately from the device.
Physical gold and silver should include a physical component held outside the banking system β coins or bars in your possession or in a non-bank vault. The ΒΌ oz gold Maple Leaf is the optimal unit for this: small enough to be divisible for transactions if needed, large enough to minimize premium over spot.
This is not paranoia. It is the application of the counterparty risk constraint. The whole point of the precious metals and Bitcoin legs of the portfolio is that they work when institutions fail. If those assets are held at institutions, they do not work when institutions fail. The structure defeats the purpose. Hold them yourself.
The portfolio at 1.4Γ effective leverage does not just sit there and grow. It harvests volatility actively, through the mechanism of monthly rebalancing. Suppose at the start of a month your portfolio is balanced. Over the next four weeks, technology surges forty percent while metals drop fifteen percent and crypto is flat. The rebalancing rule says: sell some technology, buy metals, return to the target weights.
You have just done something that feels counterintuitive: sold your winner and bought your loser. But you sold technology at a high price relative to where it was, and bought metals at a low price relative to where they were. If technology subsequently gives back some of its gains and metals recover, you have locked in value on both sides. You bought the dip mechanically, without any prediction that a dip was coming.
This is the rebalancing premium β Shannon's Demon, as information theorists sometimes call it: a portfolio of volatile, uncorrelated assets that is continuously rebalanced will outperform a static buy-and-hold of the same assets, even if each individual asset has the same expected return. The mathematics requires only that the assets are volatile and not perfectly correlated. The monthly cadence matters. Too frequent and transaction costs and taxes consume the premium. Too infrequent and the portfolio drifts far from target weights. Monthly strikes the balance.
Theory is useless without execution. Here is the actual sequence for someone starting from scratch.
With under $1,000: skip the leveraged ETFs. One-third into a standard technology index fund (QQQ or equivalent), one-third into physical gold, one-third into Bitcoin in self-custody. Rebalance annually. The most important thing at small scale is not the specific instrument but the habit. Start with what you have. Scale the instruments to match.
Chapter 1 describes the optimal portfolio for a retail investor. The Holy Trinity at 1.4Γ leverage, rebalanced monthly, harvesting volatility without predicting direction. The problem is execution. Managing three asset classes across leveraged ETFs, self-custody crypto, and physical gold requires attention, discipline, and comfort with margin mechanics that most people do not have. Life intervenes. Rebalancing dates slip. Positions drift. The premium evaporates.
This is the gap Alef exists to close. Alef is the Holy Trinity portfolio, professionally managed and tokenized on Solana. Holders of ALEF tokens hold a proportional stake in the portfolio β its positions, its rebalancing, its returns β without managing any of it directly. No leveraged ETF account to open. No hardware wallet to configure. No margin call to absorb at 3am. The work of portfolio management is fully delegated. The structural advantages remain.
The portfolio generates returns. A portion of those returns funds systematic buybacks of ALEF tokens on-chain. Buybacks reduce circulating supply. Supply reduction, in the absence of collapsing demand, pushes price per unit upward. This creates a demand floor independent of speculative sentiment: as long as the portfolio performs, there is persistent buy-side pressure on ALEF. The mechanics are verifiable on-chain. Any holder can observe the buyback transactions directly. Nothing is opaque.
The parallel to the Chapter 1 portfolio is exact. QLD and UGL achieve 1.4Γ effective leverage by combining levered instruments with unlevered ones, extracting a premium from their tension. ALEF does the same at the token level: portfolio growth during bull phases, deflationary buybacks during all phases. Two forces in opposition, both working in the holder's favor.
Every large language model trained on English ingests centuries of accumulated orthographic noise. "Though," "through," "thought," "tough" β the same four letters encode four different vowel sounds, carrying no semantic information, only historical accident. A model must allocate parameters to learning these exceptions, parameters that could otherwise encode meaning. The irregularity is not a quirk; it is a tax on intelligence itself.
From an information-theoretic standpoint the diagnosis is exact. An efficient orthography has high entropy per symbol β every letter reliably predicts a phoneme. English sits near the worst-case end of the spectrum. The consequence for AI is direct: a phonetically transparent English would shrink the effective vocabulary by eliminating thousands of irregular tokens, reduce the training data required to achieve any given level of reading competence, and improve the precision of tokenization. Every percentage-point gain in tokenization efficiency compounds across billions of inference calls per day. At the scale of a frontier model, the savings are not marginal β they are structural.
Mathematical notation suffers identically. The integral β«, the summation Ξ£, and the programming operator * all encode accumulation through visually unrelated symbols. A model reasoning across disciplines must learn that these three symbols are semantically equivalent in their respective contexts β a compression failure baked into the notation itself. Unified mathematical symbols would lower the cost of scientific reasoning for both humans and machines. The reform is not aesthetic. It is an engineering optimization with compounding returns across every domain where AI is applied to science.
Both reforms face the same obstacle: they are coordination problems immune to market correction. No individual has an incentive to deviate from an entrenched convention even when that convention is known to be inefficient. This is one of the rare genuine cases for top-down coordination β not because central planners are smarter, but because the problem is structurally beyond the reach of uncoordinated markets. The civilization that solves it first will train better models at lower cost. That is a durable competitive advantage.
Intelligence is the master resource β the input that scales every other input. Capital without intelligence stagnates. Energy without intelligence is mere heat. The question of how to make the most money is therefore, at the civilizational level, identical to the question of how to maximize the development of artificial intelligence.
AI is thermodynamics before it is software. Training a frontier model is a physical process: billions of parameters, trillions of gradient updates, petabytes of data, all of it reducible to electricity consumed. The scaling laws that govern AI are unambiguous β capability rises predictably with compute, and compute rises with power. Whoever controls abundant, cheap energy controls the frontier of intelligence. This is not a metaphor. It is an engineering constraint.
This is why the climate calculus must be stated plainly. The estimated cost of unchecked warming β roughly seven percent of global GDP by century's end, on William Nordhaus's widely cited estimate β is dwarfed by conservative projections for AI-driven productivity growth within a single decade. The market does not equivocate: it prices exponential intelligence gains today against uncertain losses tomorrow, and it chooses intelligence. No investor, no government, no society organized around wealth will forgo compounding returns to avoid fractional losses. The incentive structure determines outcomes regardless of preference.
The path to maximum AI development runs through energy abundance, not energy austerity. Nuclear β fission now, fusion as it matures β is the only scalable source of firm, low-carbon power dense enough to feed a civilization of thinking machines. Renewables expand capacity but cannot provide the reliability that AI data centers require. Hydrocarbons remain the bridge. The nations and firms that commit to energy abundance will host the models; those that do not will import intelligence from those that do, on terms set by the supplier. The wealth follows the compute. The compute follows the watts.
The race is not to build the largest model. It is to achieve the best compression β more capability per watt, more intelligence per dollar of training cost. The firms that crack efficient architectures will dominate not by raw scale but by economic leverage: the same intelligence delivered at a fraction of the energy cost compounds into an insurmountable structural advantage. This is where the money goes.
The political system that maximizes AI development is not the one that claims to value innovation the loudest. It is the one structurally aligned with the returns from it. On this metric, neither democracy nor autocracy performs.
Democracy fails through short-termism. AI development requires patient capital, long-horizon infrastructure investment, and tolerance for disruption β the opposite of what electoral cycles incentivize. Politicians who fund ten-year nuclear programmes or cut education subsidies to retrain a workforce for an automated economy are punished at the ballot box before the benefits materialize. The result is chronic underinvestment in the exact inputs β energy, compute, talent β that frontier AI demands.
Autocracy suppresses the distributed intelligence that AI requires to flourish. Frontier research is not a command economy problem β it emerges from the collision of competing ideas across open networks. The Soviet Union could copy a nuclear weapon from espionage; it could not generate a Silicon Valley. Autocracies that lead in AI do so by temporarily importing the open-system advantages they deny domestically. The contradiction is structural and compounding.
Shareholderism resolves both failures. Redesign government as a profit-maximizing enterprise: citizens as shareholders, voting power proportional to stake, policy evaluated against one metric β long-run return on civilizational capital. Under this structure, investment in AI infrastructure is not an ideological choice but a fiduciary obligation. Energy abundance, IP protection, low tax on R&D, fast regulatory approval of new technologies β all become constitutionally mandated because they maximize returns to shareholders.
Three polities already approximate this architecture. Singapore under Lee Kuan Yew β subsistence to first-world in one generation, every policy evaluated against one question: does this attract capital and talent? Dubai's DIFC β English common law inside a civil-law jurisdiction, a legal stack imported whole because it was optimized for productive capital. Estonia's digital state β forty-seven government databases compressed into a single interoperable layer, e-residency extending its governance product to anyone on earth. None of these succeeded by ideology. All succeeded by treating the state as a product competing for the business of the world's most mobile resource: intelligence.
The shareholderist state is the natural habitat of AI development. It offers what AI needs: stable property rights to protect model weights and training data, energy policy unconstrained by short-term electoral optics, talent markets open to the global distribution of researchers, and regulatory frameworks that approve new capabilities rather than assuming risk. The civilization that converges on this model first will not merely lead in AI. It will compound that lead into a permanent structural advantage β because AI-accelerated productivity growth raises the return on every subsequent investment in intelligence. The shareholders who govern correctly will own the future.
This book made four arguments. Let me compress them.
The first is about the individual investor. Given that you cannot predict market direction, the correct strategy is to structure your portfolio to benefit from the fact that prices move. The Holy Trinity achieves this: The Father (gold β UGL and physical Maple Leafs), the Son (crypto β Bitcoin, BNB, TRX, Ethereum, and Alef), and the Holy Ghost (AI/technology β QLD), held at their prescribed weights, rebalanced monthly, extract a premium from volatility without requiring any prediction about which direction it moves. The rebalancing premium is not a forecast. It is a structural entitlement that belongs to anyone disciplined enough to maintain it.
The second is about accessibility. Most people cannot execute the Holy Trinity themselves. Alef exists to close that gap β the portfolio professionally managed, tokenized on Solana, with systematic buybacks creating a demand floor. The structural advantage of the portfolio, available to anyone who holds ALEF, without managing margin or rebalancing themselves.
The third is about where the wealth goes. AI is the master force of this century β intelligence compounding at the speed of compute. Spelling reform and mathematical notation reform reduce the cost of training better models. Energy abundance, not austerity, is the prerequisite for frontier AI. And the climate calculus is brutal but consistent: the market will always price compounding intelligence gains over uncertain warming costs. These are not preferences. They are the structural logic of incentives acting on capital at civilizational scale.
The fourth is about governance. Democracy sacrifices the long run for electoral cycles. Autocracy suppresses the open information networks that generate frontier research. Shareholderism β the state as corporation, citizens as shareholders, policy evaluated against long-run return β is the architecture that aligns governance with AI development. Energy investment, IP protection, talent markets, fast regulatory approval: these are not ideological choices under shareholderism, they are fiduciary obligations. Singapore, Dubai, Estonia are early prototypes. The full version has not yet been built.
Wealth flows toward whoever compresses faster. The trader who sees the arbitrage before it closes. The investor who sees the rebalancing premium before the crowd discovers it. The civilization that builds the governance stack and energy infrastructure for AI before its competitors do. The mechanism is universal. The returns are compounding. The window is always open, and it is always closing. The compression continues.
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