PleasantYuyue

Your comment that the U.S. stock market is about to peak really sounds like the childhood sweethearts and childhood friends in a harem anime—blue-haired, tsundere twin tails, blonde hair, and the black long straight senior sister.

The Ethereum Foundation is very similar to the late Qing government
Constantly selling off ETH assets and core ecosystem interests to the V-circle, disregarding holders' lives and deaths
In the end, it's not that they realized they were wrong, but that they saw Ethereum was about to fail if they didn't save themselves
So they hurriedly announced "decentralization in principle, centralized in practice," introduced DAT, only to face another complete failure of Wall Street's campaign

When I was a child, the teacher asked, do you want to become a happy pig or a suffering Socrates, and I said I wanted to become Socrates.
As I grew up, I realized I had become a suffering pig.

A community member asked what to do if their storage is locked up.
Answer: It's better than being trapped by someone who encrypted it; spot trading is fine.

Hype ecosystem projects can scam brothers, but don't scam yourself; there hasn't been a wave that has risen. From some projects even with funding to meme dogs, all who played have ended in failure.
The core positioning of the entire chain is still to serve trading. Now that TradFi is rising, the positioning is no longer aimed at retail PVP, and the strategic direction is also to address compliance issues. The next step for buying in can't rely on Wall Street institutions to buy meme dogs, right?

Today I suddenly saw a screenshot from Professor Suo sent by a group friend that said:
"Don't say that the principal isn't enough to roll in the crypto circle, it's no wonder that the crypto market can't go up now because those with enough capital have all gone to the US stock market."
It makes sense, I suddenly realized there's a blind spot.
With this in mind, it's becoming increasingly impossible for large funds to come in and make big moves.
Everyone is fighting small to gain big, and if big money comes in, wouldn't they be targeted?
🐟🐟🐟

A few days ago, I discussed a question with friends in the group: In the future, will preschool children really need to learn a foreign language?
Pro side arguments:
- Learning languages can physiologically promote the development of the prefrontal cortex
- Young children learn languages faster and more efficiently
- Being able to understand cultures in more language environments broadens cross-cultural perspectives
Con side arguments:
- In the AI era, multilingual tools can eliminate language barriers, making it unnecessary to learn multiple languages
- Learning can squeeze out

Everyone who plays clearly knows that $LAB $M is controlled by the market maker with high control over the volume, and they also know that their reckless talk can affect the token price. Insisting on using the "investigation" as an excuse to influence the price and market, not satisfied after one attempt, still coming back for more, not sure what exactly they want to investigate.
How many people are actually playing clone coins besides the market maker coins? If no one is playing coins, they would be happy 😄

Whatever you do, finding the most effective motivation for yourself is very important; it’s about learning by doing.
For example, many people say they want to learn English, but after years of saying it, they still haven't mastered it. It's not because their methods are wrong, but because they lack motivation.
Whenever they encounter difficulties, they become slack, lacking an effective positive feedback mechanism.
"Anyway, I won't need English for a while, and there are all kinds of translation tools, so I might as well not learn English today."
Recently, I scored 7.5 on my first IELT

Sometimes it turns out that the fewer tools you have, the more you earn; the more you learn, the less you earn. In the face of the big trend, the simplest tools, including buying stocks outright and going long only with spot trading, far outperform learning to short or trading options for half a day.
In my view, the high-level operation that must be avoided is counter-trend shorting to catch volatility and end-date options. These two things are not inherently problematic, but they are essentially similar: trying to create volatility with leverage when there is no market movement.
Even the

Given the current speed of AI large model iterations and competition,
GTA6 might not be out yet, but GPT6 is about to be released.