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North Korea’s way of surviving is to exploit bugs. This cancer on the planet was once prosperous, too. After the Korean War, North Korea’s economy was at one point ahead of South Korea’s, with a fairly solid industrial base, and it went through a period of rapid development. The first bug it exploited was communism.

The Yangtze River has had a 10-year fishing ban, and now there are not only more fish, but bigger ones too. Seeing this makes me think the fisheries authorities should go give the National Health Commission a lesson. Tell them that as long as resources and the environment improve, benefits are good, and pressure is low, who wouldn’t want to have more kids?

Chinese people have a particularly strong voice in the crypto market. It is also the only area of the global financial markets where Chinese people can deeply participate in shaping the rules. Some did not want to see this, which led to a number of targeted crackdowns. Even Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, has used his influence to make money in the crypto market. Tesla also made substantial gains from its Bitcoin investments, and Tesla and SpaceX still hold large amounts of Bitcoin.

It’s clear that the crypto market’s wealth effect is still the biggest draw. The only thing is, it’s not retail investors it’s attracting, but all kinds of token launchers, malicious market makers, people scheming to build hidden positions, signal callers looking to fleece their followers, rug-pull project teams, and hackers of every stripe.

Now that's what a real old-money smile looks like 😂

Since Mt. Gox, exchange hacks have become a problem the industry can’t completely avoid. Fortunately, the industry has grown, and exchanges are now capable of handling the theft of such a large sum. I took a look at the decline in asset values, and for those holding spot assets long term, it’s still fairly manageable. Especially since the industry broadly embraced TradFi this year, with more U.S. stocks and gold in portfolios, downside risk has been spread out.

At last, it’s come to a close. I’ve only been able to make progress thanks to all of your support 🙏🏻 This year’s competition was truly fierce. I think people may not care all that much about an award; rather, everyone genuinely feels that making their way through this year in their own field has been incredibly difficult. Only you know how hard each long night was. No one is targeting anyone; we’re all just trying to protect what we hold dear.

Google and Microsoft report earnings tomorrow. I feel like they’ll say AI monetization is accelerating, beat expectations, and with the Fed striking a dovish tone, it’ll finally be tech stocks’ turn to rebound, which would then lift the crypto market. That would be a pretty good script 😂

As a Twitter rookie of only a year and a half, I’m here to learn from everyone. For example, this video this guy made is really interesting, hahaha.

The biggest illusion in life is thinking you can keep making money forever. When your income surges, stay humble—no one can be lucky forever. The easiest mistake to make is to mistake a period of high returns for a lifelong ability to make money. But a person’s golden era for making money is often brief. Conditions change, markets fluctuate, and you grow older. Always remember to “cash out at the top.”

They really did give out tokens—actions speak louder than words. This kind of generosity, paid for out of their own pockets, is more effective than any slogan.

When three people get together, one is bound to feel repressed. At this rate, it probably won’t be long before Feng-ge opens an X account.

Life is like a stock: you need to cash out when it’s at a high. When your urge to express yourself is strongest, leave behind more work. When your hormones are surging and your liquidity is at its peak, have more sex. When you still have the energy and curiosity to explore, travel as soon as you can. When your parents are still alive and your family is getting along, get together whenever you can. The biggest mistake people make is thinking, at the peak, that they’ll stay there forever.

Hongguo already has feel-good dramas tailor-made for Didi drivers, with the beautiful women in the shows clamoring to marry down-to-earth, family-oriented taxi drivers 😂. Tittytainment has truly evolved: no industry is immune to being fed dopamine. Every working-class group has its own information cesspool, with targeted reassurance. Society used to depend on Qvod for stability; now it depends on Hongguo.

Why is everyone talking about U.S. stock earnings lately? Most U.S. companies report their results quarterly, so the weeks after each quarter ends are when earnings reports are released in bulk. October through early November is right in the middle of third-quarter earnings season, when major companies are all reporting their results, so naturally there’s a lot more discussion. Tesla and Meta have already reported. Meta’s revenue grew 26% year over year, showing strong growth momentum, but AI

Invest where there’s inflation, make money where there are bubbles, and spend where competition is cutthroat. Everyone has long agreed on the last one. So now, where is inflation still running, and which market is full of bubbles?