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This new product lead at X is really like Shang Yang with his draconian reforms. He's throttling cryptocurrency and prediction market content, banning many accounts. He does reduce fraud, but I've noticed he repeatedly engages with people, even publicly mocking and shaming users who voice criticism. That's given me some fatigue with the current environment. Musk trusts him deeply, so he's playing the "moving the tree to establish trust" game here. But X is gradually losing its most original core appeal:

A viral video can indeed make 50,000-100,000 yuan because YouTube's creation costs are higher. The platform evaluates your comprehensive abilities—not just professional knowledge, but also script logic, editing pacing, voiceover narration, and camera presence. Even for channels that don't show the creator, you need to find ways to boost retention rates. More effort leads to greater rewards. However, cryptocurrency industry content can't capture YouTube's long-tail traffic; most of this content is time-sensitive in nature.

Showing off is the primary driver of consumption. Because memory prices have risen, counterfeit memory sticks are now appearing on the market, with fake ones mixed in with genuine products. When you insert fake modules, they don't affect normal operation. You think people buy four full-capacity genuine sticks just for gaming? Taking photos to post on WeChat Moments is equally a purchasing motivator—the same as buying underwear that makes you look bigger or padded bras.

Since the US-Iran conflict began, Bitcoin has been the most shining among many mainstream assets, outperforming gold. US stocks overall declined, and A-shares dropped significantly. $BTC became the MVP among risk assets, only losing to oil which directly benefited.

Since the US-Iran conflict started, Bitcoin has had the largest gains among many assets, outperforming gold, crude oil, and US stocks as the best performer across the board.

Did you feel it? This is the power of Sun Xiaochuan🤣

A-shares sometimes aren't much different from memes. Jinlongyu: precious metals + lobster concept + oil concept. Xiangpiaopiao has a commercial spaceflight concept because the cup can circle the Earth.

In this cycle, stablecoins have experienced the most rapid development. From the lows of the last bear market, there has been a significant increase. Last year, the growth was 50%, and as we move into 2026, prices continue to rise, surpassing historical peaks. Unlike the wild projects of the previous cycle, this cycle is dominated by institutional-grade stablecoins, primarily USD1, emphasizing stability, security, transparency, and regulatory friendliness. In Binance's latest reserve proof, an additional reserve of USD1 has been added, reaching 103.13%.

While urging peace and emphasizing no war, Dongda has also had the central bank steadily increase gold holdings for 16 consecutive months. This is true risk hedging.

They are a classic example of saying one thing and doing another. Li Ka-shing wears cheap watches on the surface, but privately he is a top collector of Patek Philippe, focusing on complex functions and rare custom models. Because of a kidnapping experience, he doesn't go out with it. Brother Sun is the same. Bragging about being a "salted fish," but how many times has he actually used it? There are many scammers and lunatics on Xianyu, and with Brother Sun's level, he wouldn't even be enough to compete on Xianyu. Maybe he arranged a local face-to-face transaction and ended up getting scammed

OKX will not cut $OKB . I still remain optimistic because I am more heavily trapped.

Looking back, the projects you thought were scams, because you knew their tactics and stayed cautious, didn't cause you much loss. Usually, it's those who seem to have a good background, high quality, and appear to have principles that cut the deepest and most thoroughly. Those big scythes all follow this pattern. Just like people who shout every day about wanting to cheat, but give up in no more than 3 minutes, then say they're not feeling well today.

In 2022, Binance's light show lit up the Burj Khalifa to celebrate obtaining a regulatory license in Dubai. During that time, it was a bull market, and FTX hadn't collapsed yet. Web3 practitioners and crypto newcomers turned their attention to Dubai, which began to become the Mecca for digital nomads. The Expo also drew global attention to Dubai, a highly efficient, modern, and even forward-looking city of the future. At the same time, the government significantly lowered the threshold for Golden Visas.

In 1901, a British businessman acquired the rights to explore and extract oil in most of Iran for 60 years at a cost of only 20,000 pounds, using nearly deceptive means. A few years later (1908), vast amounts of oil were discovered, and the British government and companies reaped huge profits, while Iran received almost no benefits. In the 1950s, after Mossadegh became Prime Minister, he pushed for the nationalization of oil, which was Iran's closest attempt to establish a modern sovereign state.

Several OpenClaw 🦞 offline events in Beijing, and "crowded" is no longer enough to describe it—it's an "explosion of people." An event with 1,000 people is packed with 5,000 attendees. For these events with only a few hundred people, there's not even enough space to sit in the roadshow room. The familiar enthusiasm and FOMO make me recall the 2021 crypto boom, when DeFi events were also bustling with crowds, and many celebrities came to Beijing for offline NFT meetups.