Just wondering, are there many people who like cured pig's head?
Look at the texture of this meat!
Steam it until cooked and pull it apart by hand—the more you chew, the more flavorful it gets.
A real hearty dish to go with rice!

Sometimes, being too strong isn’t necessarily a good thing.

10 more to go, guys. Follow-backs are on cooldown

A guy doing a good deed at the airport was called a servant by some “princess.” She didn’t even thank him, acted like he was obligated to help, and then mocked him online.
That’s why you shouldn’t get involved in other people’s karma. Let go of the urge to help, and respect other people’s fate.

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🐋 WHALE WATCH : The CFTC scheduled an industry roundtable for December 15 to discuss moving US derivatives markets to 24/7 trading.
continuous market operation asset tokenization instant settlement and perpetual futures mechanisms.
Weekend liquidity gaps have always been a structural weakness in legacy markets. Regulators are now treating them as a problem worth solving.
Crypto never closes. Legacy markets are catching up.

A friend sent over a screenshot of a strategy: “Following this method over the past year would have produced impressive returns!” Looking closely, you realize it says “backtest.”
A backtest means applying a set of trading rules to past market conditions to see what would have happened if you had followed them at the time. It can help test an idea, but it’s not real trading profit already in your account.
It’s a bit like taking exams from previous years. Doing well can certainly be useful, but if you keep tweaking your method based on the answer key and end up with a high score, that doesn’t me

I was eating earlier, and now I'm back to our chart. Let's review it together!
There are only 3 possible scenarios ahead. I'll explain in more detail, so take a careful look.
We still can't enter here. It's a better position than this morning, but the entry would be relatively awkward.
When it reaches our green zone, I want to wait and see how it reacts so we can take effective action on the next trade. If the conditions are met, I'll place a trade here.
Question: Why?
Answer: Because our green reaction zone offers a better risk-reward ratio if it produces a bullish signal after being touched.

Today, 50 min of outdoor fasted cardio🏃🏃🏃

Even Liang Wenfeng couldn't hold out in the end.
DeepSeek's V4.1-Flash model, updated on October 17, was trained extensively using “distillation” from OpenAI's latest GPT-6 Astra. Moonshot AI's new Kimi model was also named.
Put simply, distillation means using a more powerful model's answers as teaching material for your own model. It helps models improve quickly and costs less.
The results are clear. In a test of whether AI can independently go online and get things done, DeepSeek's new version scored 75.0, while Astra scored 77.9. But each question costs just $0.22 to run on DeepSeek, compa

Can you sell testnet tokens at mainnet prices?
You complete a few tasks, and suddenly a large amount of test tokens appears in your wallet. Multiply that by the mainnet price, and it feels like you can clock off early today?
First, check the top of your wallet to see which network is currently connected.
A testnet is more like a practice area in a game. Its tokens are mainly used to test transfers, pay test transaction fees, and try out applications. Just because a token is also called ETH doesn't mean it's ETH on the Ethereum mainnet.
For example, Sepolia ETH obtained from a faucet won't beco

Seeing fees come into the liquidity pool every day feels pretty good. But when you do the math, you realize: if you hadn’t deposited those coins and had just held them, you might have more now.
This is what people often call “impermanent loss.”
Take a typical dual-token automated market maker pool: when the relative prices of the two tokens change, trading and arbitrage cause the asset ratio in the pool to shift. What you withdraw may not be the same quantities you originally deposited.
You can think of it as an automated exchange counter: when one asset becomes more expensive, that asset may

Holy shit, holy shit, Google is down
This is an ominous sign.

Don’t Just Focus on Rate Cuts for BTC! The Signal the Fed Sent This Time Deserves Caution
For many BTC investors, the two words they most love to hear are “rate cuts.” It’s as if Bitcoin is bound to take off as soon as rates fall. But reality isn’t that simple. The Fed’s decision to hold rates steady, along with two members pushing for a rate hike, shows that the policy outlook is not as easy as people might think.
Rates holding steady doesn’t mean financial conditions will immediately loosen; members supporting a hike doesn’t mean rates will definitely rise at the next meeting. What really ma

$AGT I drew this 13.49% bullish candle. From 35.7 to 48.2, a 35% swing, and 36.7M in trading volume—you see the top gainers list; I see the 2,000 buy orders I placed at 0.036 at 3 a.m. I let the stop-loss orders get filled, then pushed it up, bringing my cost below 0.039. Now 0.0463 is the distribution zone, and I’m already sitting on 18 points of unrealized profit.
There are just four steps to running a play like this. Remember them: First, during a low-liquidity period, use wash trades to create a wick at 0.0357 and flush out leveraged longs; second, at least 40% of the 36.7M volume is my o

Does getting more tokens after swapping old ones for new ones mean you’ve made a profit?
You had only 100 tokens in your account, and after the project upgrade, that became 1000. First reaction: did your holdings increase tenfold?
Don’t celebrate just yet—check the exchange ratio.
Suppose the rule is 1 old token for 10 new tokens. Each old token was worth 10U, and if each new token is worth 1U, your tokens were worth 1000U before the swap and are still worth 1000U afterward.
It’s like exchanging one large bill for ten smaller bills: you have more bills, but your purchasing power hasn’t magical

I had expected the market to pull back to strong support and planned to go long there for a rebound. I didn’t expect a huge bearish candle to play dirty and smash straight through the morning entry level.
The short-term downtrend has temporarily eased, and the 15-minute chart has formed a bottoming candlestick pattern. Technically, the market is extremely oversold, so there’s still a chance of an upward rebound and recovery.
The long position entered at 806 is still open. For now, keep a close eye on the strength of the rebound: if price can’t even reclaim the 802-804 resistance zone, bearish

When you see an account that ended up making 30%, you might think: not bad. But if the ride was like a roller coaster along the way, whether you can stick it out to the end is another matter.
At times like this, you can look at “maximum drawdown.”
Here’s a simplified example with no deposits or withdrawals: an account rises from 1000U to 1200U, later falls to 900U, and finally climbs back to 1300U.
It did indeed end up making 30%. But the drop from the 1200U peak to 900U was a 25% drawdown. Assuming this was the largest drop from a peak to a subsequent low during the period, the maximum drawdo