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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?

Happy families focus on how the two of them can improve and make money. Unhappy families spend every day figuring out who got the short end of the stick and who came out ahead. Why? Because they can’t create value—it’s purely a zero-sum game. —Feng Ge’s comments are perfectly clear-headed as long as he isn’t talking about stocks.

Democratizing access to investing is a long road. The Nasdaq fell, but the premium on Nasdaq ETFs available in China rose. Either you’re limited by purchase caps, or you have to add to your position at a high premium. Gold seems to be the only global asset Chinese investors can access with a low barrier to entry. I feel that investors willing to explore will eventually turn to Web3, and more people will realize that crypto is a new channel for investing in U.S. stocks and other global financial assets.

A little tip for dealing with people: Whenever I meet someone exceptionally accomplished and admirable, I think, “He probably jerks off when he’s got nothing else to do, too, right?!” That fleeting thought takes the mystique out of successful people. That’s how you learn to treat them as equals. After all, we all jerk off—there’s really no difference.

For intraday traders, this market must be pretty easy to trade right now, right? But for trend traders, it’s so damn hard. There’s volatility, but no trend; the direction keeps flipping back and forth. It looks like there’s a market, but it’s actually hard to make money. Feels like we should keep our hands off the controls until the end of the month—watch more, trade less. 😂

Many people judge whether a bear market is over by whether it has weathered multiple black swan events, such as major regulatory crackdowns, an FTX-style blowup, or a LUNA-style collapse. It seems you only count as having survived the ordeal if you’ve made it through something like that😂

I’m a highly sensitive person and often get anxious in advance, so these nine days of voting have been a bit of a torment for me. It reminds me of elementary school, when our teacher would have us stand up one by one and recite our lessons. From the moment the first classmate stood up, I’d start wondering which passage I’d be asked to recite, and I probably developed the habit of wearing myself out with anxiety in advance back then.
My anxiety also comes from not liking to burden others. Just thinking about asking people for votes on my timeline for 9

The industry is moving pretty fast. Back when I worked at an exchange, I used to check how many new users our competitors were getting every day. How did I measure it? I’d register an account in the morning, then register another at the same time the next day. The difference between the UIDs gave me the number. For real-name verification, I’d put down names like Andy Lau, Chow Yun-fat, and Nicholas Tse. 😂 Later, regulators tightened things up, and that’s when retroactive KYC became a thing. Things are more regulated now.

Thank you, everyone. *Bows* 🥺 Vote for Link Clean now and help them become one of the Top 100 Blockchain Creators of 2026!

For those who interacted with StandX, this is good news. It’s still unclear whether airdrop farmers will ultimately break even, but NeoSoul’s willingness to set aside some tokens for an airdrop is also a form of community support. After all, they spent real money promoting their own project. There have been too many rug pulls this year; if there were more mutual support like this, retail investors wouldn’t be so disappointed in crypto😅

The point of a two-seater is to say goodbye to old-fashioned thinking. When Chinese people buy cars, they tend to go for big ones, always thinking, “What if a friend needs a ride?” They’re spending their own money and driving the car themselves, yet when making the decision, they think most about other people.
It’s the same when buying a home. You can skip the gaming room or study, but you have to leave a guest room, thinking, “What if relatives or friends come to stay?”

When dealing with people, learn to play the victim from time to time. It makes those around you feel good, and keeps you safe too.

Is there one? I think it’s quite interesting.😂

Come on, shout out those two words: