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The assets in Crypto truly worth holding long term mainly fall into two categories: belief assets and cash flow assets.
The first category: belief assets.
These assets usually share several characteristics:
They have a spiritual leader, such as Satoshi for BTC and Vitalik for ETH.
They have gone through “near-death” moments and survived time and again.
They have truly helped early believers achieve financial freedom.
They have a unique community culture, memes, and sense of identity.
They have a memorable slogan, such as digital gold or the world computer.
The greatest strength of these assets

What the hell, what’s going on with Peer?
I checked out its service, and it’s absolutely wild: you can buy and sell USDC directly with RMB through Alipay!
A little research revealed that Peer was formerly ZKP2P, which received a grant from the Ethereum Foundation.
The model is purely decentralized peer-to-peer trading.
The seller locks USDC in a smart contract.
The buyer sends RMB directly through Alipay.
After verifying the transfer, the system automatically releases the USDC to the buyer.
It’s non-custodial throughout, requires no account registration, and never even touches your money.
It c

I just scrolled through and, surprisingly, there was “Huijian,” added in July 2014.
I just clicked in to take a look—it’s a video account, and all it posts are various videos related to Myanmar.

Never Seen Before! Bitcoin and Gold Are Holding Hands at the Bottom in 2026?
Folks, we used to say, “Buy gold for safety, Bitcoin to hedge inflation.” But looking at the numbers for 2026, these two unlucky assets have landed in the bottom two spots.
Since tracking began in 2011, this is the first time they’ve both finished at the bottom in the same year. Gold is down 7.5% so far this year, sliding below $4,000; Bitcoin is down 7.3%, pulling back 35% from its peak last October.
What happened? Simply put: interest rates are too high, making non-yielding assets less appealing. Brent crude recentl

Who’s playing the private placement game in A-shares and Hong Kong stocks?
If you’ve lost money investing recently, don’t go up to the rooftop just yet. First, see what “top-tier institutions nailing the top” looks like. You’ll feel much better afterward.
Take a look at Zhipu’s incredible private placement moves:
At 1,588: a bunch of big-name institutions poured in $4 billion without batting an eye.
At just over 700: another batch of institutions thought they were “buying the bottom” and rushed in with $2 billion.
At just over 800: they even managed a $3 billion share-to-bond conversion.
And t

The sky is falling: iPhone Duo went below its launch price just two days after release.
On launch day, scalpers were still offering 1,500–2,000 yuan above retail to buy units. Then a platform listed it under its “billions in subsidies” promotion, making it 200–300 yuan cheaper.
The most surreal supply-and-demand picture:
Orders on the official website won’t arrive until January 2027, and Apple Stores have no units in stock; meanwhile, a platform has already cut the price.
What happened to the promised “shortage through the end of the year”? First-year shipments were forecast to exceed 10 milli

I saw an answer on Zhihu: “People whose ID numbers start with 110 aren’t accepted by scam compounds in Cambodia and Myanmar.”
At first, I thought it was a joke. Later, after a friend who works in law explained it, I realized the logic behind it is worth thinking about.
One explanation is that the compounds can’t determine someone’s true background. A Beijing household registration could be linked to people in various government, scientific research, or military systems. Even if someone is from the suburbs, you can’t simply rule out special connections.
For these illegal compounds, abducting th