BaneInDaWild

"If you like bottom-fishing, there are endless bottoms; if you like chasing highs, there are endless highs."

Why aren't you ZECing or hyping anymore?

Liquidated $HYPE and will buy back, paying for one's own understanding

Always using the Apple ecosystem, with only the gaming PC being Windows.
Recently bought an Android phone as a work device, and I really realize that without iOS, there's no rain outside at all...

Bro, isn't that a bit too cool? My eyes are about to go blind.

When all this madness is over, I want to pursue a PhD in Computational Neuroscience and contribute a little to the despicable human race. The impact of AI has been profound, bringing great convenience to my personal life and significantly expanding the boundaries of personal productivity. Unfortunately, it seems that with my experience and background, I no longer have the opportunity to directly participate in technological advancements. Luckily, I am still young and have many opportunities to stay in this world a little longer, such as figuring out how to reduce human suffering and move close

I have been obsessively studying Middle Eastern politics lately, and one relatively simple yet naive judgment that is widely overlooked by the market is: most current analysts and traders severely underestimate the sustainability of the US-Iran conflict.
The mainstream narrative is—both sides have strategic demands, and as long as some agreement is reached, a ceasefire is the only endgame. But there is a tricky blind spot here: after the short two-month Ten Days War’s disastrous defeat and ongoing struggle, the legitimacy of the Iranian regime’s rule has almost been discredited, and the frag

time fking flies

Right now, coins keep going up and people still get criticized; when they keep going down, nobody cares. When many coins get listed, there’s 10% in circulation, and the exchange takes a few extra points of coin as listing fees for getting it listed (not including the flat usd) that gets handed over—where exactly does that end up, who gets it, who’s selling it, and still nobody cares). Sometimes I feel this world is pretty absurd: when coins keep dropping, people say they want to safeguard their rights, and now that there’s a coin that keeps rising, they also want to safeguard their rights. The

It is not recommended to use conventional indicators such as the long-short ratio, Net Positions, OI, order book depth, or relative exchange rates to judge market movements when the market is primarily driven by off-chain factors like geopolitical issues, presidential elections, security incidents, etc.
While these indicators are often very useful, there have been very painful failures in history. The main reason is that seemingly irrational unilateral counterparty positions actually have access to more information. At such times, placing heavy bets on market reversals essentially means selli

Congratulations to the silver bulls, you can spend another 20 years breaking even. See you in 2046.

A week of explosive productivity, used up two and a half Claude Max 20x...

give it more time