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2023 top 5 cryptocurrency - World

The best 2023 Cryptocurrency in the world 




Asia 


 DigiToads (TOADS)

FightOut (FGHT). 

Tamadoge (TAMA).  

RobotEra

C+Charge


Europe

Uphold

Binance

Bybit

Bitpanda

OKX


Africa

Nexo

HollaEx

eToro

ZenGo Wallet

YouHodler


Australia


Binance

Kraken

Coinbase

Bitfinex

Gemini


America

Fight Out

C+Charge

RobotEra

Litecoin

Polkadot



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