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# (NEW) Emoji Hatch 🏁 RUN
**Why Emoji Hatch 🏁 RUN?**\
The goal of this new tool is to create "speed run" by market cap category.
The idea of these “local races” is to create additional traction between project and community.
* Each RUN displays a maximum of 25 runners (Emojis)
* Each box fills up based on the filter applied (Example: For the “RUN TO 5M$”, it increases based on the ratio of the Emoji's MCAP to 5M$
* The “ALL” filter displays all Emojis currently in the race \
Boxes are filled based on 10M$
If you have any questions, feel free to ask in [**🥚 Emoji Telegram Group**](https://t.me/eggemojiportal).
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