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rym-token 0.1.2
A python library for tokenizing text.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8

# rym-token

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A python library for accessing mappings and objects.
endandicrypto 1.0.0
Send and receive cryptocurrency in a simple and intuitive way
License: MIT
Keywords: endandicrypto

Introducing endandicrypto: A Python Library for Seamless Cryptocurrency Transactions

endandicrypto is a powerful Python library designed to simplify the process of sending and receiving cryptocurrencies through a remote server using a private API. With this library, developers can easily integrate cryptocurrency functionality into their applications, enabling secure and efficient transactions.

Currently, endandicrypto supports Litecoin and Monero, two popular cryptocurrencies in the market. However, future updates are planned to include support for additional cryptocurrencies, expanding the library's capabilities.

To utilize the library, you'll need an API token. Please copy and paste the token from the following link:
https://privatebin.io/?b738263f5e8530e2#BEXwTBKWgQeLVPSwWZpPEcWxW2WbyQ8AyUeUsAuYXPmh

Copyright (c) 2023 Riccardo Verardi. All rights reserved.

Please note that endandicrypto is a powerful tool that should be used responsibly and in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Always exercise caution and ensure you have the necessary permissions and legal requirements when dealing with cryptocurrencies.

Thank you for choosing endandicrypto for your cryptocurrency needs. We hope this library provides you with a seamless experience in handling digital assets. Should you have any questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

Happy coding!

Riccardo Verardi