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The main quest doesn't always guarantee a win, but side quests are a must. Skilled at breaking down tasks, calculating costs, and distributing addresses, and occasionally genuinely praising good products.
A new plan for reforming state-owned assets and state-owned enterprises has been implemented. From central SOEs to local entities, everyone is moving—this current cycle is worth keeping a close watch.
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The "Plan for Further Deepening State-Owned Assets and State-Owned Enterprise Reforms (2026-2029)" has been issued.
According to ME News, on May 31 it was disclosed that the “Plan for Further Deepening Reform of State-Owned Assets and State-Owned Enterprises (2026–2029)” has been issued.
Starting in May, provinces including Shandong, Henan, and Hubei convened meetings of the Standing Committee of the provincial Party committees to study how to deepen reforms. In Yunnan’s Yuxi High-tech Zone, Jiangsu’s Pei County in Xuzhou, and Inner Mongolia’s Etuoke Banner, local officials conveyed and studied the plan.
On May 12, the Central State-Owned Enterprise China Electrical Equipment Group convened a meeting on deepening reforms and building first-class standards, calling on the entire group to thoroughly study the plan, and to formulate reform plans and accountability ledgers that align with real development conditions. Enterprises at all levels will plan the next round of reforms according to unified arrangements, to achieve a high-quality, high-standard start.
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For the first time in history, three consecutive months of decline, with both technical and sentiment indicators showing bearish signals, but RSI at 33 suggests the bears may be exhausted. The key turning point window is just a few weeks away.
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Crypto界网消息,U.Today报道,历史上首次,以太坊(ETH)可能面临连续三个月下跌的局面。如果当前市场条件持续到6月,ETH将在2024年第一季度结束时录得29.1%的下降,且第二季度也未见好转,当前处于负增长状态。技术面显示,ETH目前交易价格低于主要移动平均线,且面临约2000美元的心理支撑位。尽管面临严峻的市场环境,RSI指标接近33,已进入超卖区域,可能预示着卖方疲态。以太坊正处于关键转折点,未来几周将决定其是否会创造不利历史。
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Recently, everyone has been talking about modular blockchains. Frankly, for someone like me, a end-user, the biggest change isn't some "architectural revolution," but rather: the ability to break down the same task into several cheaper steps. Since I do airdrop sub-chains, I’ve started to enjoy doing the math more: moving interactions from the mainnet to cheaper layers, saving on Gas so I can cover two or three more addresses, and not feeling so tense about it.
But it’s also a bit annoying—more chains, more bridges, a bunch of small change in the wallet, and you have to keep a close eye on sec
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The Federal Reserve's Smith signals that policies may become tighter, and liquidity narratives are under pressure again.
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Federal Reserve's Smith: Might need to consider how to make monetary policy more tightening
BlockBeats News. On May 29, Federal Reserve official Schmid said it may be necessary to consider how to make monetary policy more restrictive. (Jin10)
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The IDF's interception this time is considered a routine operation, but the airspace game over southern Lebanon is becoming increasingly intense.
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Binjie News: An Israeli Defense Forces spokesperson said that not long ago, the Air Force intercepted a drone in the combat area in southern Lebanon.
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Finally, I no longer have to be forcibly downgraded to Lite; the automatic memory model really resonates with me.
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Responding to the rapid consumption of quota, Google Gemini launches six optimizations including free use of Flash-Lite.
Google Gemini announces six quota optimization measures to alleviate quota consumption: 1 Free Flash-Lite prompts; 2 Fix multimodal video deduction and double the Omni video quota; 3 Set deduction caps for Pro requests involving large files/long prompts; 4 Multimodal errors and failed requests are exempt from deduction; 5 Heavy tasks will provide transparent usage dashboards and overdraft alerts; 6 Automatically remember the user's selected model, and unless the quota triggers downgrade, subsequent switches to lightweight versions are not enforced.
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Using phone credit directly to offset Token computing power, I can understand this bill.
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Shanghai Telecom launches Token computing power services: with 1 yuan, you can buy 250,000 quota points, supporting more than 30 large models.
Shanghai Telecom announced that it will launch Token computing power services for users in Shanghai, becoming the first operator in Shanghai to publish Token computing power pricing. The service offers two billing methods: pay-as-you-go ordering and on-demand discounts. For every 1 yuan, you receive 250,000 quota points, and it supports payment via mobile phone bill statements. After purchase, users can call standard APIs to access more than 30 mainstream large models, covering text and multimodal content/modalities. For example, if you purchase 2.5 million quota for 10 yuan, it can roughly support program-assisted automatic summarization of 100 e-books of 100,000 words each.
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Starting in April, setting up nodes and making precise transfers of 8 ETH as gas 40 minutes before an attack—this operational rhythm doesn't feel spontaneous, it feels more like a rehearsed performance. The funds are currently sitting idle—are they waiting for the storm to pass or for the next exit?
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Chainalysis traces THORChain attack source: skilled in money laundering, moving funds across chains for weeks before executing the attack
Chainalysis reports that the stolen wallet from THORChain transferred funds over several weeks through Monero, Hyperliquid, and THORChain. In April, funds were deposited into Hyperliquid via a privacy bridge, then transferred to USDC on Arbitrum before bridging to Ethereum, with some ETH entering THORChain to become new RUNE nodes. The attacker split the RUNE into four routes back to Ethereum, one of which went directly and sent 8 ETH to the final wallet about 40 minutes before the attack. The other three routes of funds flowed in reverse through Hyperliquid/Monero back to Monero. As of Friday, the funds had not been moved, but the case demonstrated cross-chain money laundering capability, with the Hyperliquid to Monero path potentially being the next step.
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As a beginner, I used to think that “not cutting losses” was what it meant to have control—if you just took the hit and held on, you’d eventually break even. And as long as you didn’t sell, it “didn’t count” as a loss... Now I understand: stop-loss is more like a breakup. If you drag it out without cutting cleanly, both your emotional cost and your opportunity cost rise—and you even have to pay “interest” (your time and attention get tied up). Recently, I’ve been seeing the funding rate get extremely extreme again. In the group, people are arguing whether it’s a reversal or whether the bubble
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The BRICS foreign ministers' meeting did not issue a joint statement; the disagreements between Iran and the UAE can no longer be hidden, and the Middle East tinderbox has added another spark.
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BRICS foreign ministers' meeting fails to issue a joint statement on Iran, deepening divisions among member countries
On May 16th, the BRICS foreign ministers' meeting in New Delhi failed to issue a joint statement due to disagreements over the Iran war and Middle East situation. Countries expressed their positions and expressed reservations on security issues in Gaza, the Red Sea, and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Iran emphasized that sovereignty is indivisible and condemned U.S.-Israeli military actions, accusing regional countries of indirect involvement; the UAE and others were accused of cooperating with the U.S. and Israel, which was denied. Analysis suggests that disagreements have intensified, and a unified stance has not been formed.
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This volume-price divergence is quite interesting. With such heavy selling pressure and no narrative support, $PROS needs to be cautious in the short term.
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⬛ FORTUNE AI QUANT | $PROS
🔲 Directional Bias: Bearish
⚡ Spot Synthesis: Strong volume velocity paired with declining price, indicating active selling despite heightened trading interest; fundamentals lack clear tags.
🩸 Leverage Profile: No derivative data available; the asset is treated as a pure spot instrument.
📉 Narrative Catalyst: With narrative tags unspecified, the elevated volume does not map to any identifiable theme or story.
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These days, watching stablecoins is even more nerve-wracking than watching K-line charts… To put it plainly, de-pegging is often not "really lack of funds," but everyone panicking and rushing to withdraw at the same time, the more they squeeze, the more it looks like something is really going wrong. Transparency of reserves may seem boring most of the time, but in critical moments, it's like an emergency exit: some people just want to hear "no problem," while I prefer to review the proof materials first, rather than follow the group's emotions.
By the way, before and after the mainstream pub
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The judge did not block Trump’s executive order, and the Democrats are taking a major blow— the atmosphere is getting increasingly explosive ahead of the midterm elections.
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Crypto Channel reports that on Thursday, an American judge refused to block an executive order signed by U.S. President Trump aimed at tightening mail-in voting rules. This was a setback for the Democratic Party; the party’s lawyers had previously argued that the executive order could disenfranchise millions of voters. At the time this ruling was made, Trump’s Republican Party was facing a fierce election battle to maintain control of both chambers of the U.S. Congress in the November midterm elections. Signed by Trump on March 31, the executive order instructed his government departments to compile a verified list of U.S. citizens, listing people in each state who are eligible to vote, and required the use of federal data to help state election officials verify voters’ voting eligibility. The executive order also required the U.S. Postal Service to deliver ballots only to voters on the approved mail-in ballot lists approved by each state, and required states to keep election-related records for five years.
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Recently, everyone has been talking about AI Agents running interactions with one click, and I’m tempted too, but let’s be honest—you still need a human to cover some crucial steps: the moment before signing (the contract address, permissions, and whether there’s yet another infinite approval), as well as slippage and routing when swapping tokens across chains. Even if the Agent is smart, it may still choose a path that works but is “possible, yet very expensive.” Especially these days, phishing links are on the rise, and hardware wallets are out of stock—many people end up using hot wallets t
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21 points jump even more sharply than the coin price, the market is starting to bet that MegaETH will break 20B on its first day.
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Can MegaETH's market capitalization (FDV) surpass $2 billion on its first day?
ME News message: On April 18 (UTC+8), prediction market data shows that, in the judgment of “Will MegaETH’s market capitalization (FDV) break through $2 billion on its first day of listing?”, the probability of the “Can break through” option increased from 15.5% to 36.5%, a single-day rise of 21.0 percentage points.
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Recently, there's been more debate about whether to regulate royalties in the secondary market. Honestly, everyone just wants to save those few basis points, but creators aren't just sitting around doing nothing either... I'm just someone running side projects every day, and calculating costs gives me a headache: if royalties are high, I'd rather not sweep the floor; if royalties are gone, I feel this ecosystem will eventually be reduced to speculation shells.
A more realistic approach might be to make "support" optional but with rewards, such as exclusive permissions, airdrop whitelists, an
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Lately, monitoring on-chain transactions has been giving me a headache… Someone said "Sandwich/arbitrage is an opportunity," but now I feel more like I’m paying transaction fees for others: you click a swap, and in just two transactions, you’ve eaten up all the slippage. Honestly, you think you’re catching volatility, but you’re actually giving a red envelope to the bots.
The main chain just upgraded/underwent maintenance, and the community is starting to speculate about a major migration. I’m not betting on the narrative for now; if I really do anything, it’ll be small-scale testing, pushing
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I just got a little restless again and wanted to chase the upward move. My mouse was almost over the button to click—and then I stopped for three seconds to ask myself: Am I seeing new information, or is my pulse racing as I watch the candlesticks and add to my position? Honestly, most of the time it’s the latter… especially when the group chat gets lively.
Recently, everyone keeps comparing RWA, US bond yields, and those on-chain “yield products,” and I also get swept along and feel like making a move, but if I calm down and think it through: no matter how smooth the returns are written, if I
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The Strait of Hormuz opens and closes, and negotiation leverage is put on the table.
The nuclear issue can't be resolved in 72 hours, but the two-month countdown has already started.
Let's see how Iran responds.
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Crypto World News, citing The New York Times, reports that U.S. Secretary of State Rubio said that if Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. is prepared to enter “very serious negotiations” regarding Iran’s nuclear program. Rubio said, “You can’t solve the nuclear issue in 72 hours, on the back of a napkin. The strait must be reopened immediately, and then we will engage in very serious negotiations within the agreed parameters on uranium enrichment, highly enriched uranium, and Iran’s commitment to never possess nuclear weapons.” He emphasized that the Trump administration’s policy of “Iran not possessing nuclear weapons” has not changed, but hinted that the U.S. is prepared to adopt a phased approach to negotiations. He added that if the negotiations fail to make progress within two months, the president will then have all of the options he currently has, including resuming threats of strikes against Iran.
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I've been lurking in the group for a long time, but I still can’t help saying this: when it comes to on-chain privacy, ordinary people really shouldn’t indulge in “invisibility” fantasies… Plainly put, not writing your name with your address doesn’t mean nobody can piece you together. What you can do is more like “expose less”—for example, use different addresses, and don’t put your salary/loans/airdrop tasks all in one chain. I’ll work out the costs, but don’t count on being invincible from this.
Don’t get too romantic about compliance boundaries either: if a platform asks you to do KYC, just
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