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The restaurant industry is really competitive now. Pet restaurants are booming, where you take your dog or cat to a dedicated restaurant just like bringing a child. There are also birthday banquet packages 😂
Eating a meal with your dog is no different from a children's restaurant, the only difference is that at children's restaurants, leftover food can be eaten by adults 😂

Surf's final launch cycle has at most one quarter left because the group that bought the annual membership first is about to expire. Of course, the annual members will definitely get it for free again. The problem is that Surf is too deeply integrated with crypto. In a prolonged bear market, both user engagement and value are rapidly declining.
Is anyone still writing lengthy project analysis articles?

If you're playing prediction markets aiming for airdrops, I can say that 99% of the time you'll lose money by over-collecting.
Playing prediction markets well is like picking up money; the best approach is to profit from it, and how much you get from airdrops becomes secondary.
But if you choose to play with a strategy of just grabbing tokens, losses are inevitable. Without a good strategy, you simply can't generate volume.
In gambling, the normal cap is around 5 times, which is quite high.
Liquidity can't compare to other crypto markets.
Once you miss the optimal stop-loss point, th

Genius: Season 1 airdrop distributes 70 million $GENIUS tokens, choosing to claim immediately will destroy 70% of the tokens
Awesome, which tokenomics genius came up with this, other projects lock tokens and at least leave some, this project team forces lock-up, either only give you 30% 😄

A friend just asked me about Xiao Cangsheng, Web3 Xiao Ge
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Only then did I realize that dark-skinned Asian men are more likely to be checked by police officers for identification in Japan.

The pitfalls encountered in the TCG track: PSA 10 graded cards seem too expensive, anyway they are all the same card, buying 8 points or 9 points is also okay.
In reality, the difference is too big; sometimes the price increase of a PSA 10 card has nothing to do with other lower grades, it just appears to be a price hike on the surface, but liquidity is poor.
Think carefully about why a grading system exists, and you'll understand, but beginners are especially prone to falling into this trap.
Graded cards should only be bought at 10 points; anything below PSA 10 is garbage.
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It's been a long time since I saw any jokes about Crazy Thursday. Is it no longer popular?

It's really quite difficult to treat others as human beings in social interactions.

You don’t have to care how many people around you have watched Pokémon. I’m just asking, who has watched Hello Kitty? This thing is so well-known, who actually watches videos about it?
But it’s associated with cuteness, girls, and young women—no matter the gender or age, when people see Hello Kitty, they think girl, cute, and girl’s stuff.
The IP has been so successfully built that it must be making a ton of money, but what does that have to do with us? We’re just consumers. Pokémon is a different story.

Other investment market experiences, such as A-shares, U.S. stocks, NFTs, or even "撸毛" (grinding for rewards), really make it easier to get started in #TCG compared to outsiders.
Because investing is interconnected, the fewer articles there are about this track online and the more people you see making money, the more it indicates a period of opportunity. When TCG investment articles flood the internet, it's time to consider exiting.
Currently, everyone is just quietly grinding, and that's all I can say.

Jiang Zhuoer: Shorted ETH at $2,242. In a bear market, event-driven rebounds are all opportunities to add to short positions.
Isn't Jiang Zhuoer a hardcore ETH bull? Why is he starting to short ETH now?

The war has stopped, and my cousin is holding a new book launch @cz_

usmile Electric Toothbrush, is this battery too durable?
I haven't charged it for over half a year, while my other Philips toothbrush needs a recharge every one or two months. I don't notice any difference in usage, even though it's five times more expensive than usmile. Suddenly, I feel like I got scammed.
And the Philips shaver I bought also doesn't perform well; both the battery and blades are poor quality. Flyco is also 🥲.
Oh, and the Philips eye protection lamp I bought earlier also didn't work out. Truly a warning to avoid.

Buy TCG original box online at the Pokémon Center for draws, or at various authorized offline stores, convenience stores, second-hand bookstores, etc.—these are the most legitimate and safest options. Besides that, shoe stores are next in line.
Other platforms like Xianyu in China and trading communities can only serve as shipping channels. If you're inexperienced when buying cards, you risk getting scammed. These platforms have many counterfeit sellers, and even veteran players can get caught if they're not careful. So, I only recommend selling through official channels.
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Regarding TCGs, always buy sealed original boxes with plastic wrap. Do not buy unsealed boxes. Any video evidence or receipts cannot be trusted.
In Japan locally, avoid buying loose packs at convenience stores—they are usually done by kids. Of course, if you're just playing for fun and not serious, there's no problem. After all, it's just leisure, right?
Unless you can buy it offline and see the plastic wrap being cut in front of you, then you can directly sell it at sneaker stores, but that also involves some loss.

When will Pop Mart start making TCG? I think this is a strategic issue!
The key is that it overlaps highly with the original user base, and it can also take a share of Pokémon and One Piece. Why not do it?
Cards are more addictive than blind box figures, and they solve the consumption problem. The profit margin will only be higher, not lower.
People don't casually throw away figures after buying them, but with cards, aside from a few top-tier cards, the rest are consumables that end up in the trash.

What is a TCG original box?
An original box refers to an unopened, sealed booster box.
Simply put: a full box of cards that has never been opened from the moment it leaves the printing factory until it reaches your hands.
Similarly, there is also an original case, which is even harder to obtain than an original box and is not recommended for beginners. It requires certain identification skills and channel access.
The picture below shows the Pokémon Card 151 original box, sourced from the sneaker store snkrdunk.